Titlebook: Reinventing Japan; From Merchant Nation Yasuo Takao Book 2007 Yasuo Takao 2007 decision-making.democracy.economic growth.governance.governm

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Introduction: Civil Society and Local Government,o be part of the first generation to gain a university education. When Kenji graduated from a prestigious university in Kyoto, he had the freedom to move away from the monotonous and oppressive convention of “the loyal company worker” that had shaped his father’s life.

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Introduction: Civil Society and Local Government, the generation that had selflessly supported the state-led economic advances in postwar Japan. Although mentally scarred by the war, Kenji’s father continued to work in the same factory, a car parts supplier for Mazda, for some 40 years until his retirement. Given the conventions of the time, he fe

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Democratic Decentralization: Participation in Local Community Decision Making,ns. This arrangement can help to facilitate close democratic interactions and promote transparency in government decision-making processes. The Maastricht Treaty prescribes the European Union as a public place “in which decisions are taken as closely as possible to the wishes of citizens.”

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Co-Governance by Local Government and Civil Society Groups: Balancing Equity and Efficiency for Truzations and community groups in trust-based partnerships of institutional building. In exploring the experience of Japan, I show how local governments have made considerable progress toward the reconciliation of equity principles with economic efficiency, and how strong leadership, innovation in pol

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Women in Grassroots Politics: From Voters to Politicians,on of women in public life. Since the early 1960s, women in Japan have voted in elections at a significantly higher rate than men. However, Japanese women’s participation in policy formulation and decision-making processes lags far behind the participation of women in other major democracies. The pr