Looking for leadership : the dilemma of political leadership in Japan /
Democratic leaders around the globe are finding it increasingly difficult to exercise strong leadership and maintain public support. Nowhere has this proven to be as challenging as in Japan, which has seen its prime ministers change more often over the past quarter century than any other major count...
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Tokyo :
Japan Center for International Exchange,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- INTRODUCTION. Looking for leadership / James Gannon and Ryo Sahashi ; DOMESTIC GOVERNANCE AND POLITICAL LEADERSHIP IN JAPAN. The evolution of Japan's "leadership deficit" / Yuichi Hosoya
- The frequent turnover of Japanese Prime Ministers: still a long way to a Westminster model / Harukata Takenaka
- Party politics and leadership change in Japan: the Prime Ministerial relay / Takao Ochi
- What went wrong under the DPJ? / Yuka Uchida Ando ; POLITICAL LEADERSHIP AND FOREIGN POLICY. The DPJ Government's failed foreign policy: a case of politician-led government gone wrong / Ryo Sahashi
- Political leadership in Japan and Japanese foreign policy: lessons form the DPJ governments / Satoru Mori ; CONCLUSION. Japan's way forward: the prospects for political leadership and the international implications / James Gannon and Ryo Sahashi.