Leadership in the Soviet Union & Japan INTRODUCTION The research ... 
.... states. As indicated in the introductory remarks, the Soviet
Union and
Japan are the countries examined in this research. Brief ....
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Future of Trade Unions in Japan
.... reforms deemed radical (Yamada). The National Confederation of Trade Unions (Zenroren) is a national trade
union center in
Japan. ....
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Japanese Security Relations in Post-Cold War Era
.... These events laid the groundwork for extremely hostile relations between the Soviet
Union and
Japan for decades later. Consequently ....
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Japan's Decision to Attack Pearl Harbor
.... was then split between the Koda-ha or Imperial Way faction, largely based in Manchuria, which Bix said "considered the Soviet
Union to be
Japan's main enemy ....
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Educational Policy of Allied Occupation of Japan
.... Far East card. For both the United States and the Soviet
Union,
Japan was prime real estate and beachhead to China. D. Petrov (1945 ....
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Education Policy of Allied Occuped Japan
.... Far East card. For both the United States and the Soviet
Union,
Japan was prime real estate and beachhead to China. D. Petrov (1945 ....
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Japan and World War II
.... These leaders began to cooperate with Hitler's Nazi Germany in 1936, forming an alliance against the Soviet
Union.
Japan, Germany, and Italy then formed the ....
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Causes of Japan's Loss in WWII
.... These leaders began to cooperate with Hitler's Nazi Germany in 1936, forming an alliance against the Soviet
Union.
Japan, Germany, and Italy then formed the ....
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THE IMPACT OF RUSSIA AND JAPAN ON CHINA
.... Japanese pressure, the Soviet
Union in 1935 sold its interest in the northern Manchuria railways for a pittance. Between 1932 and 1937,
Japan extended its ....
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The Soviet Union After Stalin It is iron
.... But by 1970, the economic output of the Soviet
Union had grown very little, whereas countries like
Japan had seen steep expansion. ....
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Auto Industries in the US & Japan David Halberstam published The ...
.... who decided that he would go to extremes to fight off the labor
union organizing that .... of auto production with the post-World War II scene in
Japan, where US ....
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The Soviet Union After Stalin It is ironic that
.... But by 1970, the economic output of the Soviet
Union had grown very little, whereas countries like
Japan had seen steep expansion. ....
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Impact of the Potsdam Declaration on Japan
.... The United States occupation was still in effect when the cold war with the Soviet
Union erupted.
Japan at this time was rewarded for containment of the ....
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Japan's Lifetime Employment Concept
.... Unlike almost every other place in the world
Japan's unions are organized on .... the permanent members of a particular enterprise comprise one
union, regardless of ....
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Country Study of Japan
.... and Shikotan Islands, and the Habomai island group occupied by the Soviet
Union in 1945, now administered by Russia, and claimed by
Japan; Liancourt Rocks ....
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JAPAN
.... If something is done to bring disgrace upon an individual in
Japan, he not only brings disgrace upon himself .... "The basic religious drive is to
union with this ....
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Japan's Economic Success
.... pensions. The bulk of workers in
Japan are organized into enterprise unions, usually within one of four
union national centers. About ....
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The American Experience in Government
.... to strengthen the North American economic unit created by NAFTA in order to stand up against the growing economic might of the European
Union,
Japan, China, and ....
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Japan's Economic Success
.... pensions. The bulk of workers in
Japan are organized into enterprise unions, usually within one of four
union national centers. About ....
(7544
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Doctrine of Containment of the Soviet Union
.... was centered on a climactic confrontation with the Soviet
Union, and presupposed the .... As James Cumings observes in "
Japan and the Asian Periphery" (Leffler and ....
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Japanese Labor Unions
.... reforms deemed radical (Yamada). The National Confederation of Trade Unions (Zenroren) is a national trade
union center in
Japan. ....
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Japan as US Trading Partner
.... The
union is concerned about protecting
Japan's self-sufficiency in food, already imperilled with a 50 percent reliance on foreign supplies, of which the ....
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Japanese National Defence Policy
.... America (US 206 2,755 5,478 14,038 Oceania 34 408 399 1,431 South America 113 499 81 150 South and East 66 792 402 176 including
Japan) Soviet
Union 435 9,458 ....
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Farming and Biotechnology
.... that biotech seed companies may find it difficult to commercialize their genetically manufactured products, and the European
Union,
Japan, Australia and New ....
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Japanese Mangement Techniques Applied to Factories
.... This can lead to a more adversarial relationship between management and unions than is found in
Japan.
Union membership is also different between the two ....
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Political Institutions in Japan & Australia
.... become a means of articulation for genuine political differences in
Japan, and second .... ideology of "mateship," caused the rise of a powerful
union movement (Shaw ....
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The US Labor Market
....
Japan had little trade
union pressure and no effective minimum wage laws, allowing the labor market to develop characteristics different from those of Europe ....
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Japanese Foreign Relations
Relations between
Japan and the Soviet
Union have been much affected by the strategic position of
Japan. It is relatively near the ....
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The earth's atmosphere
.... and flooding. Extreme rainfall has been seen in areas of the US, the former Soviet
Union,
Japan. China and Australia. Droughts and ....
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Roosevelt War Conferences
.... After the meeting had concluded, it was also discovered that the three leaders agreed to provisions for the Soviet
Union to declare war on
Japan three months ....
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