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The paper operates mainly based on research question which can be stated as follows: How is the japanese constitution still an issue in contemporary Japan, and how has it played a role in recent developments of contemporary Japanese culture?... The researcher states that the japanese constitution is believed to have some very serious translation errors; yes, rendition errors are part of this constitution since its origin.... the japanese version and English version of Japanese Constitution differs to such an extent that most people are unable to comprehend that these two are just a translation of one another!...
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Essay
The paper "The Modernization and the Act of Industrialization of Japan" states that the force of the treaty was proof to the japanese that they had a weak military base and was a kind of intimidation to the Meiji government.... the japanese believed in traditional social cohesion, and no individual was allowed to travel outside Japan or use any foreign material on Japanese soil.... the japanese government by that time tried to resist western influence in trade, and until 1853, they closed their trading borders and ports for any trading activity with foreigners....
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There was a constant intention of the japanese nation to gain superiority in some spheres of their activities.... It cannot be denied that "markers of loss" after the war have been gradually disappearing from the japanese culture.... the japanese volleyball team gain victory against the former Soviet team and this team signified the path of Japan's progress and a gradual restoration.... Thus, there is a consequential transformation of the japanese culture....
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the japanese have officially adopted it as a foreign policy objective and have shaped their diplomatic efforts around it.... he Japanese Concept, Background, Variation and Nuances the japanese concept of human security has been based on the principle of contributions by able nations to reduction of the large number of travesties which are... It can thus be regarded as a holistic concept of security as opposed to other precepts which are seen as, "state on state" security paradigms....
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As Duss rightly puts it, 'the japanese model of economic growth' has become one of the most discussed topics among scholars and public officials (Duus, 1998, p.... One can notice that it was the innovative economic policy of the japanese government on international trade and industry that paved the way for the nation's rapid industrial and economic growth.... Taking in to account the extraordinary economic growth that the nation has accomplished one can state that the nation's transformation process was highly appreciable and unparallel to any other nations since the Second World War....
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Coursework
Though there may have been a lack of balance in portraying the effectiveness of civil society organizations and volunteers in contrast with the ineffectiveness on the part of national and local government officials, the powerful reportage helped the japanese public, as well as government officials and political and business leaders, focus on civil society.... The paper 'state-Civil Society Relations for Japan' focuses on Japan which is usually viewed as a submissive society in which people are compliant to their corporations and the government....
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Moreover, the global impacts of the depreciation of the japanese Yen will also be addressed in this paper.... In this paper, the issue concerning the interrelation between Japan's economic performance and political regimes concerning japanese Yen will be discussed....
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Research Paper
he economic shape of Japan, as it is today since the post-war period, is largely a product of the political culture of the japanese people.... This paper 'Influence of Japan's Political Culture on its Economic Development' seeks to trace Japan's decisions, indecisions and start-stops that all lead to her current economic state.... This Meiji era was a period in which Japan was changing from being a feudal state to the modern form....
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