Titlebook: Civil Society in Japan; The Growing Role of Keiko Hirata Book 2002 Keiko Hirata 2002 care.cooperation.development.education.environment.en

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From Grid Islands to a World Wide Gride ideology of the developmental state (i.e., economic mercantilism). A consequence of these changes has been the creation of new political space for citizens and an altered power balance between the state and civil society.

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Globalization and Pluralism,e ideology of the developmental state (i.e., economic mercantilism). A consequence of these changes has been the creation of new political space for citizens and an altered power balance between the state and civil society.

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Book 2002a and Japan, investigating the role of Japanese aid in fields such as education, health care, environmental protection, and economic development. It analyzes the key players in aid policymaking, including donor governments, multinational organizations, international and local NGOs, the business community, and aid recipients.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230109162care; cooperation; development; education; environment; environmental protection; globalization; Governance

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Introduction,tions (NGOs) are one such source of citizens’ power. As Rosenau (1997) and others point out, the expansion of NGOs is a global phenomenon. An “associational revolution” (Salamon, 1994, p. 109) has spread throughout the world, reflecting the decentralization and fragmentation of power once dominated by state actors.

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From Grid Islands to a World Wide Gridby the expanded transnational movement of tangible goods, capital, and people, as well as intangible goods such as norms and ideas— have changed the way Japanese firms operate, the way the state implements economic policy and interacts with the corporate sector, and the way citizens think and act. M