" This book presents a collection of lessons on how best to run elections and politics, using examples from the Japanese experience and showing how elections operate in a non-Western democracy.
" This book presents a collection of lessons on how best to run elections and politics, using examples from the Japanese experience and showing how elections operate in a non-Western democracy.
Ray Christensen is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Brigham Young University, USA. His research focuses on aspects of Japanese elections including gender issues, gerrymandering, malapportionment, corruption, and electoral alliances.
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1. Introduction 2. One-party rule 3. Campaign regulations 4. Drawing the boundaries of election districts 5. Supreme Courts and election procedures 6. Corruption 7. Democracy and political instability 8. Acceptance of election results 9. Conclusion
