Ministers of Modernization, Elite Mobility in the Meiji Restoration, 1868-1873

Ancient history · Elite · Meiji Restoration · Modernization theory · Political science · History · Japanese History and Culture · Law

• Meiji political institutions

  Open Access•W G Beasley•The Cambridge History of Japan,…•1989

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• Political groups in Tosa, 1858-68

  Open Access•W G Beasley•Bulletin of the School of…•1967

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• Samurai Status, Class, and Bureaucracy

  Open Access•Douglas Howland, Douglas R Howland•The Journal of Asian Studies•2001

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• Bureaucratic Development and the Structure of Decision-making in Japan

  Open Access•Bernard S Silberman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1970

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• Bureaucratic Development and the Structure of Decision-Making in the Meiji Period

  Open Access•Bernard S Silberman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1967

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• Bureaucratization of the Meiji State

  Open Access•Bernard S Silberman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1976

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• Ringisei-Traditional Values or Organizational Imperatives in the Japanese Upper Civil Service

  Open Access•Bernard S Silberman•The Journal of Asian Studies•1973

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• Politics and the Samurai Class Structure in Satsuma, 1858-1868

  Open Access•W G Beasley•Modern Asian Studies•1967

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