El Partido Liberal-Democrático en Japón: la dominación conservadora

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José Antonio Crespo

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The Liberal-Democratic Party ruled Japan during 38 consecutive years. This phenomena has aroused the curiosity of many political scientist all over the world, for this case in uncommon in the democratic field. Some of the explanation stands on the existent coordination between the three pilars of the japanese social and political system: the Party itself, the governmental bourocracy and the great business corporations. These three actors are autonous enough to follow their own particular interests. But on the other side, they have made an alliance to help each other, in the search of a common purpose; the economic development of Japan thru a conservative way, so that benefits all of them at the same time. On the present article, this alliance is explored in order to better understand the long continuity of the Liberal Democratic Party in Japan.

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Crespo, J. A. (2015). El Partido Liberal-Democrático en Japón: la dominación conservadora. Revista Mexicana De Ciencias Políticas Y Sociales, 40(159). https://doi.org/10.22201/fcpys.2448492xe.1995.159.49829

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