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Using Japan and France as case studies, this book argues that decentralization is fundamentally an 'oppositional' policy advocated by political parties in opposition, placed on the legislative agenda when they come to power, and pursued at times even when it ceases to make partisan sense to do so

Introduction : The DPJ's Evolution and Three Years in Power / Koichi Nakano -- The Manifesto : Why was the DPJ Unable to Keep its Campaign Promises? / Koji Nakakita -- Political Leadership : The Failure of the DPJ's "Five Measures" / Akihisa Shiozaki -- The Economy and Public Finance : The Challenges and Setbacks of Reform / Hideaki Tanaka -- Foreign Policy and Security under the DPJ : From Idealism to Pragmatism / Ken Jimbo -- The Child Allowance : A Failed Attempt to Put "Children First" / Kumiko Hagiwara -- The DPJ's Mismanagement of Administration and Party : Was Ozawa Alone to Blame? / Koichi Nakano -- DPJ Election Strategy : The Dilemma of Landslide Victory / Phillip Y. Lipscy -- Conclusion : A Message to the DPJ : Be the Political Party of Reform. Improve Your Ability to Govern / Yoichi Funabashi

第1章: 東アジアのナショナリズムをめぐる靖国問題 -- 第2章: 靖国とヒロシマ—二つの聖地 -- 第3章: 靖国問題と戦争責任—国際政治と歴史の視点から -- 第4章: アジアから見た靖国 -- 第5章: 国民国家の論理と靖国問題 -- 第6章: 北東アジアの平和と「靖国」問題 -- 第7章: 生を得るために死に赴いたものたち—朝鮮半島と靖国神社 -- 第8章: 靖国問題と中国—「戦後は終わった」のか? -- 第9章: 1932年上智大学靖国問題 -- 第10章: 抗議か擁護か—靖国神社を巡る市民運動 -- 第11章: ヤスクニ問題とむきあう