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Instability, the Crisis of Politics, and Social Movements: The Contemporary World and Japan

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  14 March 2025

Oguma Eiji  and
Norma Field
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I would like to approach “Instability, the Crisis of Politics, and Social Movements” from the standpoint of political theory, Japanese history, and the present situation. This is not a topic specific to Japan, but one that is universal. I will begin by offering reflections from the standpoint of thought. Given that even what is universal will find different expression depending on place and era, I will also address the history and present-day circumstances of Japanese society. But by history, I shall be referring to developments since the 1970s.

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Asia-Pacific Journal , Volume 14 , Issue 22 , November 2016 , e1
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