The 70 s : An Era of Optimism / Takashi Mikuriya / Ryota Murai

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[Introduction]
Established in 1954, the Research Institute for Internal Affairs and Communications, a general incorporated association.
It is also known as an association for lectures by current Prime Minister and the President of the Bank of Japan.
In commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Research Institute, it is also known as an association where lectures are given by the President of the Bank of Japan and the President of the Bank of Japan.
This book contains eight lectures given in the 1970 s by top leaders in the political and business world : Minoru Genta, a member of the House of Councillors ; Toshio Kimura, Secretary of the Economic Planning Agency ; Takeo Fukuda, Minister for Foreign Affairs ; Nikaido Susumu, Chief Cabinet Secretary ; Akio Morita, President and Representative Director of Sony Corporation ; Toshio Domitsu, Chairman of the Federation of Economic Organizations ; Yohei Kono, Chairman of the New Freedom Club ; and Rokusuke Tanaka Chief Cabinet Secretary.
In addition, this book introduces a new recognition of the era, which is said to be a period of crisis.
In fact, the "Era of Optimism" (supervised by Mr. Takashi Mikuriya) and "The 0 s connected to the present" (edited by Mr. Ryota Murai).
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Born in Tokyo, 1951.
Graduated from the Faculty of Law at the University of Tokyo in 1975, Assistant Professor at the University of Tokyo in 1978, Professor at the University of Tokyo in 1988, Visiting Researcher at Harvard University, Professor at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies in 1999 and Professor at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology at the University of Tokyo in 2002.
Doctorate (Science).
Specializes in Japanese Political History, Oral History, and Public Policy.
Books include 『 Policy in general and Power 』 (The University of Tokyo Press, Suntory Gakugei Prize), Hyojo 』 of Kogo Baba in 『 (Chubunko, Sakuzo Yoshino Prize), 』 walking through the residence of Power in 『 (Chikuma Bunko), 』 reading historical materials on modern Japan in 『 (Chuko Shinsho), and What the Oral History in 『 can do 1973 1975 1977 1979 2018 2024 1970 0 1971 1971 1972 1973 』 Mikuriya Mikuriya Genta Toritsu-daigaku Economic Planning Agency Morita Minister for Foreign Affairs Chief Cabinet Secretary Chief Cabinet Secretary