Japanese culture and society

Berque, A.: The Japanese Thought of Milieu (fudo): From Peculiarism to the Quest of the Paradigm / Distelrath, G.: The Paradigm of Eternal Recurrence: How the Structure of Academic Debate on the Japanese Economy itself Founded the „Japan Incorporated“ Stereotype / Hamaguchi, E.: The Contextual Model in Japanese Studies / Johnson, F. A.: Interdependent Affiliation among Japanese: The Many Facets of amae / Kuwayama, T.: The Familial (ie) Model of Japanese Society / Lenz, I.: On the Potential of Gender Studies for the Understanding of Japanese Society / Linhart, S.: Community Studies on Japan / Mouer, R./Tsuboi, T./Wearne, B.: The Multi-Dimensional Stratification Model: A Focus on Variation and the Comparative Perspective / Pörtner, P.: How to Conflict Intelligently: Six Notes Concerning the Processing of Dissent in Japan / Sugimoto, Y.: The Conflict Model of Japanese Society