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THE DECADE FROM THE LATE 1970s TO THE LATE 1980S, WHICH BEGAN with the birth of the Thatcher and Reagan administrations and concluded with the fall of communist regimes throughout Russia and Eastern Europe, and the concurrent rise of the Asian NIES states, was the renaissance era of laissez-faire economic liberalism or neoliberalism. 'Privatization', 'deregulation', and 'small government' became popular slogans globally, borrowed heavily from the policy proposals of neoliberal economists such as Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek. It was best manifested in the world-wide trend towards privatization, involving more than one hundred countries.

How a Diet member's Koenkai adapts to social and political changes / Otake Hideo -- Nukaga Fukushiro : climbing the ladder to influence / Yamada Masahiro -- The enduring campaign networks of Tokyo's Shitamachi District / Park Cheol Hee -- Political realignment in Hyogo and Okayama / Tani Satomi -- The end of competitive coexistence : large companies and their unions / Niwa Isao -- Anatomy of the 1996 Lower House election / Kataoka Masaaki and Yamada Masahiro

The establishment of long-term care insurance / Etō Murase Mikiko -- The reform of public corporations / Tatebayashi Masahiko -- The battle over the breakup of NTT / Toyonaga Ikuko -- Characteristics of the decision-making structure of coalitions / Nonaka Naoto -- Political realignment and policy conflict / Ōtake Hideo -- Failed reform and policy changes of the SDPJ / Shinkawa Toshimitsu -- Generational change and political upheaval / Wada Shūichi