Originally published in 1983, this book analyses the crisis that
began in Japan with the 'oil shock' of 1973. Assembling a large
body of statistical data, derived from government sources and a
survey of over fifty companies, the book is rich in empirical
information, much of which had not been published in English
before. The living and working conditions, age and sex composition,
relative size and potential strength, ideologies and organisation
of all the main social classes are examined. Through his often
highly critical use of analytical studies by Japanese Marxists, the
author reveals a strong tradition of sophisticated theoretical
Marxism to rival even that of the French and yet largely unknown to
Western scholars. This book will be of value to anyone with an
interest in Japanese culture, economics, social science and
political science.
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