In 1868, Japanese state system transformed from feudal regime to the monarchy. This transition is called "Meiji Restoration" (Meiji Ishin). By this transition, Shogun (Military commander) in Edo (now, Tokyo) agreed to move the supreme authority of the state which had been held for 265 years to the Emperor in Kyoto1. Since Meiji Restoration, political power was, in fact, in the hand of aristocrats and higher echelons officers exclusively
In this paper, the basic condition that became the premise of the various political trends in the Me...
The process in which a nation becomes a modern constitutional nation always accompanies many proble...
After Japan’s defeat in World War II, its political system underwent a gradual modernization from mi...
In 1868, Japanese state system transformed from feudal regime to the monarchy. This transition is ca...
Was the Meiji Restoration a “Revolution” in a modern world? If so, what kind of revolution was it? T...
Was the Meiji Restoration a “Revolution” in a modern world? If so, what kind of revolution was it? T...
With the abolition of the Tokugawa Shogunate on January 3, 1868, the Imperial Court was in an urgent...
This paper uses some recent work from constitutional political economy to analyze the politics of Ja...
During the nineteenth century, several Western powers began to establish a presence in East Asia thr...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
Under the Meiji Constitution, a political system designed to create an institutional framework that ...
Under the Meiji Constitution, a political system designed to create an institutional framework that ...
On December 9th, 1867 the Imperial Court declared that it restored the monarchical legislation syste...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
In this paper, the basic condition that became the premise of the various political trends in the Me...
The process in which a nation becomes a modern constitutional nation always accompanies many proble...
After Japan’s defeat in World War II, its political system underwent a gradual modernization from mi...
In 1868, Japanese state system transformed from feudal regime to the monarchy. This transition is ca...
Was the Meiji Restoration a “Revolution” in a modern world? If so, what kind of revolution was it? T...
Was the Meiji Restoration a “Revolution” in a modern world? If so, what kind of revolution was it? T...
With the abolition of the Tokugawa Shogunate on January 3, 1868, the Imperial Court was in an urgent...
This paper uses some recent work from constitutional political economy to analyze the politics of Ja...
During the nineteenth century, several Western powers began to establish a presence in East Asia thr...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
Under the Meiji Constitution, a political system designed to create an institutional framework that ...
Under the Meiji Constitution, a political system designed to create an institutional framework that ...
On December 9th, 1867 the Imperial Court declared that it restored the monarchical legislation syste...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
This paper attempts to revisit the central position of Meiji Ishin (Meiji Restoration) in 19th Centu...
In this paper, the basic condition that became the premise of the various political trends in the Me...
The process in which a nation becomes a modern constitutional nation always accompanies many proble...
After Japan’s defeat in World War II, its political system underwent a gradual modernization from mi...
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