Information on "Institutional Reform" and "Japan"
February 2009
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Feb 2009
Japan, China and the Case for East Asian Regional Cooperation
Author: Christian Wirth
Publisher: Global Institute for Asian Regional Integration (GIARI)
This paper analyzes the relations between Japan and China as the key determinant of East Asian regional cooperation. More on «Japan, China and the Case for East Asian Regional Cooperation»
June 2008
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30 Jun 2008
Capacity Development and Institutional Change in International Cooperation
Author: Shunji Matsuoka
Publisher: Global Institute for Asian Regional Integration (GIARI)
This paper compares the UNDP and European capacity development approach with institutional change approaches to development. More on «Capacity Development and Institutional Change in International Cooperation»
June 2005
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Jun 2005
Institutional Change in Japan
Author: Sumner J La Croix, Akihiko Kawaura
Publisher: East-West Center (EWC)
This paper examines the history of Japan's economy in the context of its economic and political institutions. More on «Institutional Change in Japan» -
Jun 2005
Introduction to Institutional Change in Japan
Author: Magnus Blomstrom, Sumner J La Croix
Publisher: East-West Center (EWC)
This paper examines Japanese economic organizations and institutions to understand economic stagnation in the country. More on «Introduction to Institutional Change in Japan»
December 2001
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Dec 2001
Putting the Pieces in Place for Japan's Economic Recovery
Author: Terutomo Ozawa
Publisher: East-West Center (EWC)
This publication discusses the phenomenal economic growth of Japan in the 1990s and the devastating economic downturn that was caused by the institutional setup that was required for success. More on «Putting the Pieces in Place for Japan's Economic Recovery »
January 1999
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1999
The Political Economy of Japanese Pollution Regulation
Author: Frances Rosenbluth, Michael F Thies
Publisher: Leitner Program in International & Comparative Political Economy
This paper argues that Japanese political institutions, especially before the 1994 Lower House electoral reform, were biased in favor of business interests, and against any serious, sustained effort to regulate environmental pollution. More on «The Political Economy of Japanese Pollution Regulation»
