Japan sees the light

Article Abstract:

The rebellion that split Japan's Liberal Democratic Party, which has ruled for 38 years, promises a new era of responsive and democratic government. Power will shift from country to city and from producers to consumers, which should benefit exporting countries such as the US.

Forecasts and trends

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The next target in Japan

Article Abstract:

Government bureaucrats have a great deal of power in Japan and many people resent this and are clamoring for change. The rise of a genuine two-party system may make it more likely that reform and decentralization will be implemented.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Bureaucracy, Japanese, Japanese (Asian people)

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Remember, the tortoise won: Japan

Article Abstract:

The strength of the growing opposition parties in Japan is fading, but political reform is still inevitable. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party realizes that it will lose popularity if it does not institute reforms.

Political activity

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