Saturday, 8 March 2014

Building Democracy in Japan

the essay must be based solely on the reading prescribed. the object of this assognment is not strictly summarize each text. rather, the goal will be to focus on a research questiom around whichh you may build an original annalysis that gose beyond summarizing the text, by tackling for example the different ideas and issues conveyed in each text.

1-in-text refrences must include the author's name, year of publication and page [ex:(TUrner,2009:34) ].

2-coplete refrences, arranged alphabeticaly by author, must be at the end of the essay.

3-times or times new Roman (11pt) must be used for text font.

4-the essay must be 10 pages long (2100 words) with additinal pages for the refrences and for the cover page.

5-must find original tile for the essay.

the topic is about japanese political system

the references are:

1- Mary Alice HADDAD (2012). Building Democracy in Japan, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 46-72 [Chapter 3: "Building the Institutions of Democracy: 1853-1990"].

2- J. A. A. STOCKWIN (2008). Governing Japan: DIvided Politics In a Resurgent Economy, London: Blackwell (4th edition), pp. 135-155 [Chapter 7: "Who Runs Japan?"].

3- AKIZUKI Kengo (2010). "History and Context of Public Administration in Japan" in Even M. BERMAN, M. Jae MOON and Heungsuck CHOI (eds), Public Administration in East Asia: Mainland China, Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan, CRC Press: Boca Raton(FL), pp 194-211.

4- J. A. A. STOCKWIN (2011). " Party Politics in Japan" in INOGHUCHI Takashi & Purnendra JAIN (eds), Japanese Politics Today: From Karaoke to Kabuki Democracy, New York: Palgeve Macmillan, pp.89-107.

5- Steven R. REED (2011). "the Liberal Democratic Party: An Explanation of Its Successes and Failures", in Alisa GAUNDER(ed), Routledge Handbook of Japanese Poltics, London: Routledge, pp. 14-23.

6- Partick KOELLNER (2011). "The DEmocratic Partt of JAPAN: Development, Organization and Programmatic Profile",in Alisa GAUNDER(ed), Routledge Handbook of Japanese Poltics, London: Routledge, pp. 24-35.

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