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Expansion of the Prime Minister's power in the Japanese parliamentary system/ Harukata Takenaka

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TAKENAKA Harukata

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In: Asian Survey Vol.59 No.5, December 2019, pp.844-869 (12)Summary: This paper shows the evolution of the institutional reforms since the 1990s that has transformed the relationship of the Japanese prime minister with others in the parliamentary system and has since expanded his power.

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This paper shows the evolution of the institutional reforms since the 1990s that has transformed the relationship of the Japanese prime minister with others in the parliamentary system and has since expanded his power.

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