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Adjusting The Boundaries Between Keidanren And Labour Unions In Japan: A Critical Reappraisal Boundaries In Japan's Business And Government Relationship: Regression, Change And Façades Diplomacy On The Boundaries: The G8, International Society And Japan's Instrumentalization Of Liminality Introduction: Why Boundaries? Japan's Responses To Actors Outside The Boundaries Of International Society: 'rogue States And North Korea's Nucler Threats Leadership Strategies: (re)drawing Boundaries Among And Within Parties In Japan Navigating The Boundaries Of The Interstate Society: Japan's Response To Piracy In Southeast Asia Shifting Boundaries In Japan's Criminal Justice System Stronger Political Leadership And The Shift In Policy-making Boundaries In Japan The Problem Of Boundaries For Japan's Local Authorities: Mergers, Public Services And The Growing Disparity In Japanese Society The Rapid Redrawing Of Boundaries In Japanese Higher Education The Strange Masochism Of The Japanese Right: Redrawing Moral Boundaries In Sino-japanese Relations Edited By Glenn D. Hook. Series Numbering From Publisher's List In Later Volume. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This volume investigates how the Koizumi administration and subsequent political eras in Japan have actively redefined institutional, social, and diplomatic boundaries. Glenn D. Hook, a scholar of Japanese politics, compiles a series of expert analyses that examine the shifting power dynamics between government, business, and international actors. The text argues that these boundary shifts are not merely administrative adjustments but are fundamental to understanding Japan's evolving role in the global order and its internal governance structures.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a critical resource for understanding the structural transformations within contemporary Japanese governance. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which provides a rigorous framework for analyzing the complexities of Japan's post-Koizumi political landscape.
Page Count:
272
Publication Date:
2011-01-01
Publisher:
Routledge
ISBN-10:
0203833112
ISBN-13:
9780203833117
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