Suchergebnisse

Dōwa policy projects and the problems for which they were a solution -- Approaches to the problem -- A brief review of modern Buraku history and the formation of Yūwa policy -- From occupation to the new Ten Year Plan : Dōwa policy and the reconstruction of Japanese politics, 1945-60 -- From the Shingikai to the special measures law -the formation of the Dōwa projects policy in the 1960s -- Implementation I : the Dōwa policy process at the national level -- Implementation II : spending on Dōwa policy projects by the main ministries -- Implementation III : how Dōwa policy was implemented locally : examples from Osaka, Nara, and Fukuoka prefectures -- Corrupt practices? a comment on Yakuza involvement.

Hegel on Ethics and Politics, Robert B. Pippin and Otfried Höffe,
eds., translated by Nicholas Walker; The German Philosophical Tradition
Series; Cambridge and New York: Cambridge University Press, 2004, pp.
358In a better world, all books involving Kant or Hegel might come with a
reverse price tag. Instead of making prospective readers pay for the
privilege, they would encourage and reward the gruelling labour facing
those who would brave the convoluted prose, the merciless grind of
thousand-word paragraphs lecturing in German no matter the language in
which they appear to be written. In our own world, of course, such learned
works tend to be especially expensive, a whopping hundred dollars in this
case.

We review the literature on the rise of identity politics and populism in Europe. Populist parties have gained large vote shares since the Great Recession of 2008. We observe in many countries, and even in the European Parliament, a transformation of the main dimension of politics from the left–right cleavage to a new cleavage opposing the mainstream parties to populist parties. We examine how this transformation relates to changes in voter attitudes and the adjustment of political parties to these changes. Two main types of causes for the rise of populism have emerged: economic and cultural. In reviewing the evidence, we find a complex interaction between economic and cultural factors. Economic anxiety among large groups of voters related to the Great Recession and austerity policies triggers a heightened receptivity to the messages of cultural backlash from populist parties.

An examination of the ideas and politics of modern Britain. It looks at the role and relations of the state and the community it both governs and serves. Topics covered range from the collapse of corporate state Keynesianism, to government investment in universities and science

Temps d'épreuve(s), la crise du Covid a affecté les religions et les fidèles. Les mesures restrictives décidées dans de nombreux pays ont suspendu les liturgies, moments importants de ferveur collective dans la vie des croyants, leur imposant d'autres formes de célébration. Ainsi, l'option numérique a renouvelé les modalités des rites religieux, impulsant une consommation numérique des biens symboliques de salut.Face aux interdits politiques, des célébrations clandestines se sont toutefois déroulées, constituant autant de résistance à la limitation de la liberté de culte et de défi au péril sanitaire, et des mouvements de mobilisation – la messe pour tous – se sont aussi cristallisés, notamment en France. Enfin, la crise du Covid, tout en alimentant des discours eschatologiques parfois instrumentalisés à des fins politiques, a également été propice à un travail d'exégèse.