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Societal Ideology
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Commitment to
"middle way"‑between socialism and capitalism
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No major linguistic,
ethnic, racial, or religious divisions.
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Has led to strong
political focus on issues of economic equity - class
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Perhaps considerably
more emphasis than in US on democracy and less on individual liberty, i.e.
emphasis on rights of group and a bit less on rights of individual
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Party Ideologies on
IRHRM
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Commitment to self
determination and Government restraint, changed a bit in the 1970's and 80's
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Unions have accepted
need for efficiency and rapid growth.
In 1970s attitude of letting management manage began to change
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Employers have
accepted role of unions and, especially in regime of usual SAP rule, sought
accommodation
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