By analyzing three of Japan's forty-seven prefectures, Reed paints a picture of the flexibility and the multi-leveled nature of Japan's system of government that can't be seen by studying only the central administration and national politics.
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By analyzing three of Japan's forty-seven prefectures, Reed paints a picture of the flexibility and the multi-leveled nature of Japan's system of government that can't be seen by studying only the central administration and national politics.
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