bokomslag Local Voices, National Issues
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Local Voices, National Issues

Sheila Smith

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  • 148 sidor
  • 2000
Local Voices, National Issues represents a new wave of scholarly interest in local politics and center-local relations in Japan that has been stimulated by the end of the cold war, increasing internationalization, and the issue of reform. Katherine Tegtmeyer Pak studies nongovernmental organizations and local internationalization; Sheila A. Smith analyzes the controversial issue of US military bases in Okinawa under former governor ta Masahide; Patricia L. Maclachlan deals with calls for reform brought about by revelations of corruption and unethical practices among local bureaucrats; and Theodore J. Gilman explores urban redevelopment politics and policy-making in Omuta. Ellis S. Krauss provides a history of scholarship on local politics and center-local relations in his introduction, and Patricia G. Steinhoff prepares the groundwork for future research by exploring the various relationships between kan (officials) and min (people) found in the new wave of research presented here.
  • Författare: Sheila Smith
  • Format: Inbunden
  • ISBN: 9780939512041
  • Språk: Engelska
  • Antal sidor: 148
  • Utgivningsdatum: 2000-04-01
  • Förlag: Center for Japanese Studies, University of Michigan