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ISSN 1554-3749
Articles
Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963January 01, 1963 EDT

Network and Corporate Structure: A Structural Approach to Community Community Interrelations in Japan

Harumi Befu,
asia

Articles in Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963

Vol. 1, Issue 4, 1963
  • Studies on Asia, 1963
    Robert K Sakai
  • Introduction
    Robert K Sakai
  • The Culture-Type Approach to Area Studies
    Frank B Bessac
  • Network and Corporate Structure: A Structural Approach to Community Community Interrelations in Japan
    Harumi Befu
  • Formal and Linguistic Problems in Translating a Noh Play
    Roy E Teele
  • Landholding in Satsuma
    RObert K Sakai
  • Nationalism and the Decline of Liberalism in Meiji Japan
    Mikiso Hane
  • Dr. Sun Yat-sen and Chinese Secret Societies
    S.Y. Teng
  • Taiwanese Nationalism: Problem for United States Policy
    David Wurfel
  • The Way of the Tao and the Path to Nirvana
    Winston L King
  • Religious Politics and Parties in Israel
    Scott D Johnston
  • "The Incident of the Fish": A Sociological View of Contemporary Indian Political Trends
    Harold A Gould
  • The Patterns of Regional Relations in Southeast Asia
    Richard Butwell
  • Davaokuo? Japan in Philippine Politics, 1931-1941
    Grant K Goodman
Studies on Asia
Befu, Harumi. 1963. “Network and Corporate Structure: A Structural Approach to Community Community Interrelations in Japan.” Studies on Asia 1 (4): 27–41.
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