2012/09/01 by Tomohito Shinoda
Social Sciences · #Chinese history and philosophy #Japanese History and Culture
paper · doi:10.1525/as.2012.52.5.799
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Abstract With the establishment of the DPJ government, Prime Minister Hatoyama Yukio introduced a series of institutional changes in order to transform the existing bureaucracy-controlled government and to establish political leadership. These changes, however, created instability and irregularity in Japanese politics. As a result, they were reversed by his successors.