Regional Studies and Comparative Politics No. 26 / Japan Society for Comparative Politics

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Politics
[Introduction to the Contents]
Introduction (Yasushi Kondo)
Part 1 Methods of Regional Research and Comparative Politics
Meaning of Politics
Off-Site Intrusion, Foul Play, and Love Letter from Philippine Regional Research (Wataru Kusaka)
2 The constant transformation and multiplicity of regional research (Takahiro Miyaji)
4 Toward the Rentier State Theory and the Theory of Immigration and エスノクラシー due to the Curse of Oil
Incorporating Regional Uniqueness into Time Series Cross-Section Analysis (Masaki Matsuo)
Part 2 Case Studies and Regional Research and Comparative Political Science
5 Toward the Modern Significance of UK Regional Research
Approach from Comparative Opposition Research (Takako Imai)
Part 2 Case Studies and Regional Research and Comparative Political Science
5 Toward the Modern Significance of UK Regional Research
Approach from Comparative Opposition Research (Takako Imai)
Part 2 Case Studies and Regional Research and Comparative Political Science
5 Relations between Euroscepticism and Interest Groups in the UK
6 Approaches from Comparative Opposition Research (Takako Imai)
Part 3 Quantitative Text Analysis and Regional Research and Comparative Political Science
7 Post-Conflict Countries with Service Providers and Destabilization
From the Quantitative Text Analysis, Diverging Perceptions between the Government and People and Spreading Protests (Dai Yamao)
8 Propaganda of the Chinese Communist Party in Maejor