History of Japan Political Party Structure in Imperial Japan / Takashi Kowa

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Japanese History
[Introduction to the Contents]
How the Meiji Constitution System and the Political Party Cabinet System Were Connected and Why They Reached Their Limits
From the Viewpoint of the Integration of Power to the Real Image
Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction to the Political Party Cabinet System from the Viewpoint of the Integration of Power
Chapter 2 The Current Status and Challenges of the Study of Modern Japanese Political History
Chapter 1 The "Three Party System for the Protection of the Constitution" as a Changing Phase of "National Unity"
Part I "The Political Situation in the Latter Taisho Period and the Rise of the Imperial Court"
Policy Direction and the Taiwanese Business Industry
Conclusion
Part II : Concept and Limitations of Integration of the Two Major Parties in the "Three Party System for Protection of the Constitution"
Chapter III : Concept of the Foreign Ministry and Challenge to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs -- Range of the Industrial Nation
Section 1 : Takushoku Policy and Limitations of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the "Southward Development"
Section 2 : Challenges to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the "Southward Development"
Section 2 : Challenges to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the "Southward Development"
Section 2 : Challenges to the Ministry of Reference Materials
Subject Indexes
Person Indexes
Biography of Author
Born in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, in 1993. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters, Ritsumeikan University, in 2016. Completed the doctoral course in the Graduate School of Letters, Kagawa University, in 2022.
Doctorate in Letters.
Currently, he is a Research Fellow at the Asian-Japanese Research Institute of Ritsumeikan, a lecturer at the Faculty of Letters, Ritsumeikan University, and a part-time lecturer at Shitenno-ji University.
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