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Environmental policy and Japanese society:

Michael R. Reich

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This paper examines successes and failures of Japanese environmental policy in the postwar period. The analysis evaluates Japanese environmental policy according to: (1) the form of the policy; (2) the administrative machinery for the policy; and (3) the probable consequences of the policy. A second paper, appears on p. 199 of this journal, examines the lessons from Japanese environmental policy about Japanese society and about environmental policy in general.

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This paper examines successes and failures of Japanese environmental policy in the postwar period. The analysis evaluates Japanese environmental policy according to: (1) the form of the policy; (2) the administrative machinery for the policy; and (3) the probable consequences of the policy. A second paper, appears on p. 199 of this journal, examines the lessons from Japanese environmental policy about Japanese society and about environmental policy in general.

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This paper examines successes and failures of Japanese environmental policy in the postwar period. The analysis evaluates Japanese environmental policy according to: (1) the form of the policy; (2) the administrative machinery for the policy; and (3) the probable consequences of the policy. A second paper, appears on p. 199 of this journal, examines the lessons from Japanese environmental policy about Japanese society and about environmental policy in general.

Key concepts: Environmental policy, Policy analysis, Political science, Policy studies, Public policy, Regional science, Public administration, Economic growth

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