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..., “The Anarcho-Syndicalist Thought and Action of Ōsugi Sakae,” Papers on japan (Harvard) [hereafter PJ], V, 1970, pp. 31–54. 9 Sōdōmei gojūnen shi kankō i-inkai (eds.) [hereafter SGSKI], Sōdōmei gojūnen shi [hereafter SGS ). I (Tokyo, 1965), p. 483. 10 Ibid., pp. 494–97. 11 Ibid...

... promoted an ideological brand of Socialism, but most unions led by the General Federation of Labor (Sodomei) preferred a more reformist policy of improving the lives of workers by legislation and negotiation with employers. Large's conclusions are unexpectedly partisan, yet intriguing. The reformist...

... of small farmers and shopkeepers. Second, he could have shown that Socialist politicians like Aso Hisashi were more resistant to authoritarianism and imperialism than Sodomei's Nishio Suehiro and Matsuoka Komakichi were. Instead he says that Aso and like-minded labor leaders led the way in dissolving...

... Asō Hisashi proved more resistant to authoritarianism and imperialism than Sōdōmei's Nishio Suehiro and Matsuoka Komakichi. Instead we learn that Asō and like-minded labor leaders led the way in dissolving their unions and the Social Masses' party in the hope of gaining the government's support...

... and Reform . Norfolk, Va : MacArthur Memorial . Rōdō [Labor]. 1931 . Journal of Sōdōmei. No. 236. “Rōdōshō 20 nen no ayumi” [The 20-year course of the Ministry of Labor]. 1967 . Rōdō jihō 20 , no. 9: 4 – 20 . Shakai seisaku jihō [The social policy times]. 1931 . No. 132. Shokuinroku...

... by militant workers who resented intellectual domination of their movement and by radical university graduates who sought to turn the Yuaikai into a revolutionary organization. These two groups conspired to turn the Yuaikai into the relatively militant Sodomei (General Federation) in 1919 and to reduce...

... and Sodomei) to organize so insignificant, that there is no point in dwell- chusho \igyo workers, and also to attempt to ing on them. It should be pointed out that the establish federations of small and medium en- characters for the word "sacrifice" are incor- terprises. Among the latter, the most note- recdy...

... "union movement in the late eighteen nineties; the formation of the Yuai Kai and Sodomei; the initial participation of Japan in the I. L. O. (especially the "Masumoto incident the evolution of government labor administration in the nineteen twenties; and the role of the Labor Advisory Council...

... of more bona fide labor union characteristics by the Yuaikai, and the end of the Yuaikai upon the formation of the Nihon Rodo Sodomei. The story is capably told, meeting the standard of most committees supervising a Ph.D. thesis, which this was. This contribution certainly entitles Professor Large...

... to efforts of the principal labor fed- are so rare, and in the total context of the work erations (Sohyo and Sodomei) to organize so insignificant, that there is no point in dwell- chusho \igyo workers, and also to attempt to ing on them. It should be pointed out that the establish federations of small...

... a gesture to coopt labor into enterprise labor-management councils. Later, in December 1946, 'Ybshida proposed a tripartite National Council for Economic Reconstruction in which major national labor federations, Sodomei and Sanbetsu, were to play a significant role (pp. 226 29). Instances of "production...

... by militant workers who resented intellectual domination of their movement and by radical university graduates who sought to turn the Yuaikai into a revolutionary organization. These two groups conspired to turn the Yuaikai into the relatively militant Sodomei (General Federation) in 1919 and to reduce...