In 1992, he began writing a series of articles critical of Japan's bureaucratic culture for the monthly magazine Gekkan Asahi. These were later published in the best-selling book Oyakusho no Okite (お役所の掟) or "Code of the Bureaucrats", which was later published in English under the title Straitjacket Society[1]. Following the publication of his articles, he experienced a series of demotions and was finally fired by the Ministry in February 1995. After being fired, he published a second book in 1997 titled Oyakusho no Seishinbunseki (お役所の精神分析) or Psychoanalyzing the Bureaucrats[2]. This second book has not yet been translated into English.
He spent the remainder of his life giving lectures on Japanese society and the Japanese bureaucracy. Dr. Miyamoto died in Paris from colorectal cancer on July 18, 1999.
Referencesedit
Japan Policy Research Institute. Group-Think Meets Individualism: The Saga of Dr. Masao Miyamoto and the Japanese Bureaucracy. in JPRI Critique. Dec 1995.
masao, miyamoto, 宮本, 政於, miyamoto, masao, 1948, july, 1999, japanese, psychiatrist, cultural, critic, time, deputy, director, japan, ministry, health, labour, welfare, 厚生省, kōseishō, père, lachaise, miyamoto, graduated, from, nihon, university, medical, colleg. Masao Miyamoto 宮本 政於 Miyamoto Masao 1948 July 18 1999 was a Japanese psychiatrist cultural critic and one time deputy director for Japan s Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare 厚生省 Kōseishō Pere Lachaise Miyamoto graduated from Nihon University Medical College 日本大学医学部 Nihon Daigaku Igakubu in Tokyo in 1973 ja 宮本政於 He subsequently spent a year in post graduate training for pathology before moving to the United States where he spent three years studying psychiatry and psychoanalysis at Yale University Upon completion he took the position of assistant professor at Cornell University in 1980 In 1984 he accepted a position as assistant professor at New York Medical College In 1986 he joined the Ministry of Health Labour and Welfare as deputy director of the Mental Health Division In 1992 he began writing a series of articles critical of Japan s bureaucratic culture for the monthly magazine Gekkan Asahi These were later published in the best selling book Oyakusho no Okite お役所の掟 or Code of the Bureaucrats which was later published in English under the title Straitjacket Society 1 Following the publication of his articles he experienced a series of demotions and was finally fired by the Ministry in February 1995 After being fired he published a second book in 1997 titled Oyakusho no Seishinbunseki お役所の精神分析 or Psychoanalyzing the Bureaucrats 2 This second book has not yet been translated into English He spent the remainder of his life giving lectures on Japanese society and the Japanese bureaucracy Dr Miyamoto died in Paris from colorectal cancer on July 18 1999 References editJapan Policy Research Institute Group Think Meets Individualism The Saga of Dr Masao Miyamoto and the Japanese Bureaucracy in JPRI Critique Dec 1995 ja 宮本政於 https www amazon com Straitjacket Society Insiders Irreverent Bureaucratic dp 4770018487 https www amazon co jp お役所の精神分析 宮本 政於 dp 4062086387 https www amazon co jp お役所の掟 ぶっとび霞が関事情 講談社プラスアルファ文庫 宮本 政於 dp 4062562057 nbsp nbsp nbsp This article about a Japanese scientist is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte This article about a psychiatrist is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Masao Miyamoto amp oldid 1213917339, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
