Titlebook: Contemporary Government Reform in Japan; The Dual State in Fl Eiji Kawabata Book 2006 Eiji Kawabata 2006 economy.government.Policy.reforms.

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Book 2006This book examines several major reforms in Japan - in the postal business, transportation, telecommunications and technology - and evaluates the impact of these changes since the early 1980s. Conceptually, the book presents the dual state as being a fundamental feature of the Japanese political economy that determines government reform dynamics.

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The Politics of the Dual State,ertain policy areas. This mode of reaction to reform pressure is explained by the institutional setting, particularly the moderately fragmented decision-making structure and the (high but segmented) embeddedness of the state in the economy. In this chapter, I further examine Japan’s government reform in the post–World War II historical context.

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Introduction,reases in oil prices pushed up the cost of raw materials, and this was another blow for Japan, which lacked natural resources and depended heavily on imports of raw materials. However, Japan overcame these difficulties by shifting the focus of production to high-tech high-value-added products.

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Japanese Government Reform from a Comparative Perspective,us issues were discussed, including government reorganizations, privatizations, and deregulations, and reform measures were implemented in such areas as finance, telecommunications, and railway transportation. These reform measures, however, did not go as far as to completely satisfy reformist politicians and business leaders.

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The Dual State and Government Reforms,rganization of the government. Despite the fact that reformers used neoconservative logic to carry out reform, the outcomes were determined through interactions in the framework of Japanese politics—the dual state.