electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 13, Issue 1

Peer-reviewed articles

Daniel Clausen
11. Leadership, Strategy, and Policy Entrepreneurship in Japanese Security Politics: A Comparison of Three Prime Ministerships
Daisuke Akimoto
10. A Theoretical Analysis of Japan’s Changing Security Identity: Through the Application of Analytical Eclecticism
Mary M. McCarthy
9. Government Stooge or Public Advocate? Japanese Newspaper Coverage of Government Policies Toward China
Lachlan Jackson and Belinda Kennett
8. Language edutainment on Japanese television: Just what are learners learning?
Hirosuke Hyodo
7. The Era of Dual Life: The Shin-Issei, the Japanese Contemporary Migrants to the U.S.
David Green
6. Local Foreign Suffrage in Kawasaki City: The Changing State of Voting Rights in Japan
Thomas Feldhoff
5. New Challenges After Fukushima: Nuclear Energy, Critical Junctures and Regional Development Policies in Japan
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