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112622
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ID:
092147
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2009.
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Compared with the strained relationship during the Koizumi era, Japanese-Chinese relations today seem to prove that despite many bilateral problems, a solution can always be found. This attitude is too complacent as a closer examination of the three main disputes shows: the history-related issues, the territorial disputes in the East China Sea, and Taiwan. Bilateral agreements, understandings, or protracted negotiations may provide temporary relief but may turn out to be very costly in the long run to Japan's national interests and to regional stability while time is not on Japan's side in view of the shifting comprehensive power relationship between the two countries. Instead, Japan should clarify its position in the Japan-US-China triangle, reform its economy, strengthen its Asian policy and sort out its priorities concerning the three main problems by striking a grand bargain.
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091913
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2009.
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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) suffered a crushing defeat in the August 30th general election to the House of Representatives.This was due to a change in election rules, the decline of LDP's traditional bases of support, and the long-standing internal problems.If the LDP now fails to respond to these changed realities, it will further lose credibility with the Japanese people.
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ID:
125326
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2013.
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This article examines what theoretical frameworks explain these processes in Asia and what role the second and third biggest economies of the region notably India and Japan play in this scenario. This article looks at how to strengthen India-Japan bilateral cooperation, bolstering this regional dimension to this important and successful partnership. India and Japan are the two Asian major's cooperation and understanding between who is critical in moulding the 21st century as the 'Asian Century'.
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ID:
085855
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2008.
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For five year of his premiership, Jun'ichiro Koizumi bravely fought
against politicians, bureaucrats, and interest groups to promote his structural economic reform.
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ID:
074490
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ID:
131393
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2014.
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This article explores the role of nationalism in domestic politics in Japan since 2005 by contrasting the Koizumi and the Abe administration of 2012/2013. It argues that the Koizumi and Abe administrations have exploited nationalism as a means to consolidate political power, move away from faction-based politics toward populism-based politics to weaken factions within the political system with entrenched interests that are counter to or prevent bolder, necessary economic reforms to propel Japan out of 20 years of economic stagnation. Furthermore, this article demonstrates that while each politician has used nationalism to mobilize popular support for their respective administrations, Koizumi's use of nationalism was to achieve an economic agenda while Abe's use of nationalism has been used to achieve his political agenda which includes constitutional reform.
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ID:
095307
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2009.
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While Americans have chosen their new leader and countries around the globe are grappling with the U.S. economic downturn, Japan has been engaged in one of its most dramatic political seasons of recent times. This essay will explain this laboratory of Asian parliamentary democracy. which is taking place in real-time for America's closest Asian ally.
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