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Dictionary of the Modern Politics of Japan - Strona 90
Some were known in the media as 'bureaucratic' habatsu, in the sense that a large percentage of their members (and of course their leader) had entered politics via a career in a Government ministry. Others were labelled 'party men' habatsu, ...
Prof J A A Stockwin, 2003
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Kleines kommentiertes Wörterbuch zur Politik in Japan: ... - Strona 40
habatsu arasoi Hata Tsutomu Bewerbung f. das Amt des LDP- Präsidenten (und damit zumeist auch f. das Amt des Ministerpräsidenten). Die Faktionen bilden somit innerparteiliche Machgruppen, deren wesentliche Aufgabe in der ...
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Collected Writings of J. A. A. Stockwin - Część 1 - Strona 529
party, but so far as the name of the habatsu is concerned, it is nowhere to be seen. Secondly, habatsu for the most part do not issue to the general public any policy documents of their own, as distinct from policy documents from the party of ...
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Party Politics in Japan: Political Chaos and Stalemate in ... - Strona 17
The weakening of factions (habatsu) without party strengthening Meanwhile, the LDP's base has also suffered from further splintering, such as the creation of the People's New Party (PNP) and the New Party Japan (NJP), and the defections of ...
Ronald J. Hrebenar, Akira Nakamura, 2014
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The Japan Handbook - Strona 24
Decision-making through the painful process of forging a consensus among a large number of interests is general. Nor has the LDP ever been a centralized or monolithic party. The phenomenon of habatsu (usually translated "faction", but ...
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Management by Japanese Systems - Strona 297
ings offering particularistic and emotional ties within the impersonal formal organization" (Yoshino 1968, p. 208). Although a part of the informal system, habatsu are highly goal-oriented — the major goal being to enhance their own power and ...
Sang M. Lee, Gary Schwendiman, 1982
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The Rise and Fall of Japan's LDP: Political Party ... - Strona 293
“So ̄ senkyo no Naka no Habatsu Koso” [Factions in the Election]. 9 (6). February 5. 19–24. ——. 1969. “Jiban Rire no Hisaku to Kono.” 11 (52). December 28. 97–101. ——. 1972a. “Habatsu Senkyo, Yato ̄ Ko ̄ sei Irimidareru.” 14 (45).
Ellis S. Krauss, Robert J. Pekkanen, 2011
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Japan's Defense Policy and Bureaucratic Politics, 1976-2007
Habatsu means a political clique or faction. Many of the Diet members in the LDP belong to some faction and are loyal to their boss. Their boss, in return, gives them financial assistance in their election campaigns, and when their boss runs for ...
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Japan's Backroom Politics: Factions in a Multiparty Age - Strona 58
Hrebenar, The ]apanese Party System, 2nd Edition (Boulder: Westview Press, 1992); Nakamura Hiroshi, “Seito to Habatsu (Parties and Factions),” in Yoda Hiroshi, ed., Seiji (Politics), (Tokyo: Yuhikaku Bukkusu, 1993); Masaru Kohno, ]apan 's ...
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Implementation-making in Large Japanese Business ... - Strona 17
One can only be a member of one habatsu, and since habatsu members are drawn from various hierarchical levels, and the habatsu itself is hierarchically organized, one's rank within the habatsu is determined by one's standing in the formal ...
Peggy Keiko Takahashi, 1984
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Shinzo Abe's Cabinet Reshuffle
This is a departure from the postwar tendency to form cabinets by balancing factions (habatsu) within the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). The factions are ... «The Diplomat, 9月 14»
Japan in Pursuit of Westminster Democracy
(*4) ^ See Iseri Hirofumi, Habatsu saihensei (Realigning the Party Factions) (Tokyo: Chūōkōron-sha, 1988), p. 82. (*5) ^ As argued by, for example, Ryū, op. cit., ... «Nippon.com, 9月 13»
LDP boss urges unity, break with factionalism
One of the challenges the LDP faces in departing from its old ways is how to educate its 119 rookie members without relying on the much-maligned “habatsu,” or ... «The Japan Times, 12月 12»
L'Aso nella manica
Nel gioco delle “habatsu”, le fazioni interne del Pld, Aso è un battitore libero, a capo di una piccola corrente personale, la “Aso ha”, ma allo stato attuale dello ... «Il Foglio, 9月 08»
