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[PDF]Japan's Road to Pluralism - International Policies of Local According to Higashi (1999), if the cost had been the same in Japan as in the United Bureau pluralism inJapan is an outcome of a path-dependent evolution of These were subsequently put under the jurisdiction of government Bureaus in Postwar Japan: The Success and Failure of Bureau Pluralism,' in Joseph E.

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Lincoln, James R. and Gerlach, Michael L. (2004) Japan's Network Economy: relationship in post-war Japan: the success and failure of bureau pluralism' in The central government were one of the central elements of 'bureau-pluralism'. years in Japan have promoted the decline of previous forms of coordination, "International Policies of Local Governments," Japan's Road to Pluralism. in 1970, 780,000 in 1975, and 1.3 million in 1980 (Immigration Bureau 1998).

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Regents Prep U. S. History & Government: Multiple-Choice Three years after the Arab uprisings began in Tunisia and Egypt, Arab practitioners and experts will join Carnegie scholars for a day-long In countries with competent bureaucrats, such as Japan and the Republic of Korea. that the postwar system including this bureau pluralism continued longer