Publications: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung Japan Office

06/01/2010

On the 2nd June 2010, Japanese Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama resigned after only 8.5 months in government. Following its overwhelming victory of 2009, the DPJ-led coalition government had realised a number of its campaign promises. However, Hatoyama failed to keep a self-defined deadline for the relocation of a US base on Okinawa.

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11/25/2020

The Digital Age has brought new opportunities for civic expression and participation. However, Social Media also facilitates the spread of…

02/28/2020

Japan and Germany are confronting fast ageing populations. Supporting the social participation and inclusion of a growing number of elderly people…

02/05/2020

How do countries in Asia and Europe deal with ethnic, religious and sexual minorities? Why, in some countries, those minorities are legally protected,…

Publications

Government Change in Japan

Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
Japan Office

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Events

Panel Discussion „Media freedom, populism and democratic resilience“

Symposium „Active Ageing in the Digital Age. How can Digitalization and Connectivity enhance Social Participation and Inclusion?”

Conference “Diversity and Inclusiveness: Divergent Treatment of Neglected Minorities”

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