Leading Japan : the role of the prime minister
智人 信田
Abstract
智人 信田
Abstract
Introduction Political Environments Surrounding the Prime Minister Two Dimensions of Fractions: An Analytical Framework The Prime Minister After the 1993 Political Change The Power of the Prime Minister Institutional Sources of Power Informal Sources of Power Major Reform and the Prime Minister Administrative Reform Tax Reform Administrative Reform Conclusion Bibliography
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Introduction Political Environments Surrounding the Prime Minister Two Dimensions of Fractions: An Analytical Framework The Prime Minister After the 1993 Political Change The Power of the Prime Minister Institutional Sources of Power Informal Sources of Power Major Reform and the Prime Minister Administrative Reform Tax Reform Administrative Reform Conclusion Bibliography
Key concepts: Prime minister, Prime (order theory), Politics, Public administration, Political science, Power (physics), Law, Mathematics