The second Abe administration, which lasted for seven years and eight months, turned out to be the longest administration in Japan's constitutional history. What factors contributed to its remarkable longevity? What accomplishments and enduring legacies did this administration achieve during its tenure?
The second Abe administration, which lasted for seven years and eight months, turned out to be the longest administration in Japan's constitutional history. What factors contributed to its remarkable longevity? What accomplishments and enduring legacies did this administration achieve during its tenure?Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Yoichi Funabashi is Distinguished Journalist-in-Residence and Chairman of the Global Council at the International House of Japan. Koji Nakakita is Professor of Political Science at the Faculty of Law, Chuo University, Japan.
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Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors Acknowledgements YOICHI FUNABASHI Foreword YOICHI FUNABASHI Introduction: What made Abe's long and stable administration possible? KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 1. Abenomics: Putting the Finance Ministry and the Bank of Japan under the prime minister's control KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 2. Elections and public relations campaigns: Winning over the younger generation in a "silent revolution" SHIRO SAKAIYA Chapter 3. The Prime Minister's Office in charge: The conditions that enabled strong and stable leadership KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 4. Foreign and security policy: The pursuit of strategy KEN JIMBO Chapter 5. Politics on TPP and CPTPP: Turning Japan into one of the world's major free trade powers TAKASHI TERADA Chapter 6. History issues: A consistently realist approach NAOKO KUMAGAI Chapter 7. Governance of the ruling parties: The pervasive control of the prime minister HARUKATA TAKENAKA Chapter 8. Skillful agenda-setting for women's policy YUKI TSUJI Chapter 9. Constitutional revision-Why it failed KENNETH MORI MCELWAIN List of interviewees List of Ministers and key government officials List of key LDP officials Chronology Index
Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors Acknowledgements YOICHI FUNABASHI Foreword YOICHI FUNABASHI Introduction: What made Abe's long and stable administration possible? KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 1. Abenomics: Putting the Finance Ministry and the Bank of Japan under the prime minister's control KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 2. Elections and public relations campaigns: Winning over the younger generation in a "silent revolution" SHIRO SAKAIYA Chapter 3. The Prime Minister's Office in charge: The conditions that enabled strong and stable leadership KOJI NAKAKITA Chapter 4. Foreign and security policy: The pursuit of strategy KEN JIMBO Chapter 5. Politics on TPP and CPTPP: Turning Japan into one of the world's major free trade powers TAKASHI TERADA Chapter 6. History issues: A consistently realist approach NAOKO KUMAGAI Chapter 7. Governance of the ruling parties: The pervasive control of the prime minister HARUKATA TAKENAKA Chapter 8. Skillful agenda-setting for women's policy YUKI TSUJI Chapter 9. Constitutional revision-Why it failed KENNETH MORI MCELWAIN List of interviewees List of Ministers and key government officials List of key LDP officials Chronology Index
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