Decoding boundaries in contemporary Japan : the Koizumi administration and beyond
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Decoding boundaries in contemporary Japan : the Koizumi administration and beyond
（The Sheffield Centre for Japanese Studies/Routledge series）
Routledge, 2011
- : hbk
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"Grew out of papers first presented at an international workshop held at Wortley Hall near Sheffield and at a plenary session held at the University of Sheffield, 14-15 March 2008"--Pref. and acknowledgements
Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction : why boundaries? / Glenn D. Hook
- Diplomacy on the boundaries : the G8, international society and Japan's instrumentalization of liminality / Hugo Dobson
- The strange masochism of the Japanese right : redrawing moral boundaries in Sino-Japanese relations / Shogo Suzuki
- Japan's responses to actors outside the boundaries of international society : 'Rogue states" and North Korea's nucler threats / Key-Young Son
- Navigating the boundaries of the interstate society : Japan's response to piracy in Southeast Asia / Lindsay Black
- Stronger political leadership and the shift in policy-making boundaries in Japan / Shinoda Tomohito
- Leadership strategies : (re)drawing boundaries among and within parties in Japan / Uchiyama Yū
- The problem of boundaries for Japan's local authorities : mergers, public services and the growing disparity in Japanese society / Muto Hiromi
- Boundaries in Japan's business and government relationship : regression, change and façades / Peter von Staden
- Adjusting the boundaries between Keidanren and labour unions in Japan : a critical reappraisal / Hasegawa Harukiyo
- Shifting boundaries in Japan's criminal justice system / Patricia G. Steinhoff
- The rapid redrawing of boundaries in Japanese higher education / Roger Goodman