Mamoru Iga, <em>The Thorn in the Chrysanthemum. Suicide and Economic Success in Modern Japan</em>, University of California Press, 1986, XIV + 213 pp.

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Iga
Mamoru
Reseñas
Suicidio
Japón
Estructura social
Valores sociales
Éxito en los negocios

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