書誌事項

How electoral reform boomeranged

edited by Otake Hideo

(The JCIE papers, 23)

Japan Center for International Exchange (JCIE), c1998

  • : pbk

タイトル別名

How electoral reform boomeranged : continuity in Japanese campaigning style

Seikai saihen no kenkyu

政界再編の研究

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"Published in 1997 in Japanese as 'Seikai saihen no kenkyu (a study of political reorganization in Japan)' by Yuhikaku, Tokyo, Japan"--T.p. verso

Includes bibliographical references

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内容説明

This volume presents the research and insights of six authors concerning the first general election in Japan's House of Representatives since the passage in 1994 of a political and electoral reform law. The October 1996 election was seen by reformers as a litmus test for the new law, which they thought would alter the style of campaigning in Japan. Campaign strategies dependent on the clout of an individual candidate's koenkai, or personal support group, were expected to give way to strategies emphasizing party-based electioneering. The essays collected here conclude that actual campaigning style remained mostly unchanged. The authors focus on individual politicians of varied standing within the Diet, their koenkai in both urban and rural areas, and the large companies and their unions that endorse candidates.

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