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The case I wish to advance here involves the use of a peculiar and I believe novel kind of theoretical argument on an unsuspecting body of historical research which was itself developed mostly by the use of purely empiricist methods. In consequence I think that, although it may at first seem inappropriately autobiographical, it will be helpful if I begin by recounting how I came to develop the idea I intend to describe.
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Duncan, C. (1995). A Very Nearly Capitalist Society. In: Albritton, R., Sekine, T.T. (eds) A Japanese Approach to Political Economy. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-23817-0_10
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