Titlebook: Japan Decides 2017; The Japanese General Robert J. Pekkanen,Steven R. Reed,Daniel M. Smith Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Survey of Candidates’ Policy Preferencesme Minister Shinzō Abe’s key rationales given for the early Diet dissolution and election. The authors find that most candidates basically follow their party’s policies on both issues. However, party unity varies somewhat depending on the issues, and the least united party is the Party of Hope. Cand

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Persistence of Women’s Under-Representation As a result, according to the Inter-parliamentary Union (IPU), Japan’s international ranking in Women in National Parliaments moved only slightly upward, from 164th (as of September 2017) to 157th (as of December 2017). Why does women’s under-representation persist in Japan? This chapter summarizes

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Does the LDP Want to Build a Wall Too? Immigration and the 2017 Election in Japanrise of an anti-immigrant populist political force in Japan? This chapter addresses these questions with reference to candidate positions and public opinion from the last several Japanese elections. One of this chapter’s most surprising findings is that, although a plurality of Diet members (DMs) co

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Abenomics’ Third Arrow: Fostering Future Competitiveness? three decades since economic growth slowed dramatically in the early 1990s. The “third arrow” of Abenomics was not a point of electoral vulnerability for the LDP, and did not see significant electoral contention. However, Japan has witnessed an impressive number of reforms. Much of the specific ind

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