The Japanese Way of Politics-- Yasuhiro Nakasone |
Contents
The Tranformation of the Japanese Political Party System | 1 |
The Liberal Democratic Party Perpetuating Dominance | 45 |
The Liberal Democratic Party The Organization of Political Power | 80 |
The Japan Socialist Party Perpetual Opposition | 117 |
Campaigning Financing and the Modern Party | 157 |
The Changing Japanese Voter | 192 |
Common terms and phrases
Abe Shintaro agricultural Asahi Shinbun Asukata budget bureaucrats cabinet candidates Columbia University Press Communist party conservative constituency decade decline Democratic districts economic election campaigns electoral faction leaders farmers Fukuda Fukuda Takeo growth Hatoyama ideological important increase industry issues Japan Japan Socialist party Japanese politics JSP's Kōhō Kōmeitō Kyōkai labor LDP Diet members LDP dominance LDP leaders LDP politicians LDP rule LDP's leadership Liberal litical lower house lower house election major Miki Miki Takeo million Ministry movement Nakasone Nakasone Yasuhiro Nihon Nihonjin opposition parties organization party congress party system party's percent political funding political parties poll popular vote postwar prewar Prime Minister programs purge rice price role Rōnōha rural Sasaki Satō seats Seiji Seitō Shakaishugi Shakaitō social Socialist party Sōhyō Sōka Gakkai spending structural reform Tanaka Tanaka Kakuei tion Tokyo U.S.-Japan Security Treaty urban voters workers Yamakawa Yamakawa Hitoshi zoku