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" Japanese politics today : "
edited by Takashi Inoguchi and Purnendra Jain.
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Japanese politics today : : from karaoke to kabuki democracy\ edited by Takashi Inoguchi and Purnendra Jain.
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1st ed
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New York : Palgrave Macmillan,, 2011.
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xiv, 222 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
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0230117961
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Introduction: from karaoke to kabuki democracy: Japanese politics today / Takashi Inoguchi and Purnendra Jain -- Prime ministers / Takashi Inoguchi -- The system of bureaucrats in Japan / Hiroaki Inatsugu -- Legislators / Kentaro Fukumoto -- Winning elections in Japan's new electoral environment / Steven R. Reed -- Party politics in Japan / J.A.A. Stockwin -- The farm lobby / Aurelia George Mulgan -- Civil society and global citizenship in Japan / Jennifer Chan -- Welfare policy / Gregory J. Kasza and Takashi Horie -- Japan's subnational government: toward greater decentralization and participatory democracy / Purnendra Jain -- Reporting with wolves: pack journalism and the dissemination of political information / Ofer Feldman -- Revision of administrative law as shortcut to constitutional revision / Helen Hardacre.
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Including contributors with diverse backgrounds and outlooks, this volume provides an unconventional and provocative look at how Japan is situated in a globally unfolding transition from representative democracy to monitoring democracy. In Japan's case, the transition is unfolding from karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy. Karaoke democracy focuses on collectively redistributing benefits with many interveningIncluding contributors with diverse backgrounds and outlooks, this volume provides an unconventional and provocative look at how Japan is situated in a globally unfolding transition from representative democracy to monitoring democracy. In Japan's case, the transition is unfolding from karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy. Karaoke democracy focuses on collectively redistributing benefits with many interveningIncluding contributors with diverse backgrounds and outlooks, this volume provides an unconventional and provocative look at how Japan is situated in a globally unfolding transition from representative democracy to monitoring democracy. In Japan's case, the transition is unfolding from karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy. Karaoke democracy focuses on collectively redistributing benefits with many intervening",,,,,"Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.This book explores the gradual shift from what the editors call karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy.Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.This book explores the gradual shift from what the editors call karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy.Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.Japanese politics now, with seven prime ministers appointed within this decade and the second major political party turnover taken place within the last two decades, is undergoing a great transition.This book explores the gradual shift from what the editors call karaoke democracy to kabuki democracy.Read less
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