【グレン・フック編 現代日本の限界の解読:小泉政権とその先】
Decoding Boundaries in Contemporary Japan P 304 p. 15
目次
Introduction: Why Boundaries?, Glenn D. Hook 1. Diplomacy on the Boundaries: The G8, International Society and Japan’s Instrumentalization of Liminality, Hugo Dobson 2. The Strange Masochism of the Japanese Right: Redrawing Moral Boundaries in Sino-Japanese Relations, Shogo Suzuki 3. Japan’s Responses to Actors outside the Boundaries of International Society: ‘Rogue States’ and North Korea’s Nuclear Threats,Key-young Son 4. Navigating the Boundaries of the Interstate Society: Japan’s Response to Piracy in Southeast Asia, Lindsay Black 5. Stronger Political Leadership and the Shift in Policy-making Boundaries in Japan, Shinoda Tomohito 6. Leadership Strategies: (Re)drawing Boundaries among and within Parties in Japan, Uchiyama Yū 7. The Problem of Boundaries for Japan’s Local Authorities: Mergers, Public Services and the Growing Disparity in Japanese Society, Muto Hiromi 8. Adjusting the Boundaries between Keidanren and Labour Unions in Japan: A Critical Reappraisal of Globalization and Democracy, Hasegawa Harukiyo 9. Boundaries in Japan’s Business and Government Relationship: Regression, Change and Façades, Peter von Staden 10. Shifting Boundaries in Japan’s Criminal Justice System, Patricia G. Steinhoff 11. The Rapid Redrawing of Boundaries in Japanese Higher Education, Roger Goodman
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