Titlebook: Gender Policies in Japan and the United States: Comparing Women’s Movements, Rights and Politics; Joyce Gelb Book 2003 Joyce Gelb 2003 emp

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Introduction,d today and both are democratic post-industrial societies. They both play leading roles in world politics. Japan has been influenced by the West throughout the twentieth century, both before World War II and after, as a result of the post-war occupation of Japan and its political reconfiguration alo

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,Comparing Women’s Movements in Japan and the United States: Trends and Transformations, the structure of the movements in each country and relations with other organizations, including political parties, and the state. Social movements in general and feminist movements in particular are engaged in changing societal structures and attempts to reallocate their rewards and benefits. Soci

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Reproductive Rights Policy in the United States and Japan,ll be assessed and compared with related policy in Japan. The historic ruling, which legalized abortion nationwide in the fifty American states, had unforeseen consequences resulting in mobilization and polarization, which have persisted during the ensuing decades. In contrast to Japan, where relati

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Conclusion: Assessing Policy Change,uated in two seemingly very different cultures. Through developing case studies on related policies in each nation, the analysis sought to investigate the conditions in which women’s “agency” may be likely to have a more significant political impact in creating policy, examining the political meanin

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