History of Japan Prewar Japanese elections and political parties / Yoshiya Suetake

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Japanese History From the establishment of the Imperial Diet until the defeat in World War II, how did the political parties or candidates fight in the Japanese election for the House of Representatives?
We investigate the mechanism of the election system, the relationship between the political parties and local communities, and the characteristics of the representatives who were elected and made up the political parties, using primary historical materials and numerical materials.
We look at the actual situation of the election which appealed for "unity" rather than "division".
Contents
Introduction
Prewar Japanese Elections and Political Parties
Part I Transition of the Election System and Regions / Political Parties
Chapter 1 Transition of the Election System and Regions / Political Parties
Chapter 2 Consideration of Representatives and Political Parties
Part II Actual Situation of the Prewar Elections
Chapter 1 Confusion in the Local Community in the 1890 s and Its Convergence
Chapter 2 From the Common Solidarity Movement to the Formation of the Constitutional Party
Chapter 3 Fukuoka Prefecture's Thirteenth General Election
Chapter 4 Miyazaki Prefectural Politics in the Taisho Period - Based on "Kodama Iori Nikki" -
Prewar Showa History of One Block Newspaper - 『 Nagoya Shimbun 』 -
Chapter 6 "Jikisya" Keiichiro YASUKAWA's Activities against the Fusen Bills
Chapter 7 Naoyuki Tagi's Local Politics in Akita Prefecture in the prewar Showa period
Leaving the end chapter "Local Unity"
Author's Brief
Born in Tokyo in 1954.
Graduated from the Department of Japanese History, Faculty of Letters, Tokyo University in 1979.
Graduated with a doctoral degree in the Graduate School of Tokyo University in 1985.
Left with a doctoral degree in the Graduate School of Tokyo University
Currently, Professor and Doctor of Letters, Soka University
* As of July 2022
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