The Left in the Shaping of Japanese Democracy : Essays in Honour of J.A.A. Stockwin (Paperback)

A Tribute to Arthur Stockwin  Rikki Kersten  An Oxford Festschrift: The Book in Brief   David Williams  Acknowledgments  Japanese Usage and Style  Part One: Left-wing Thought from the Russian Revolution to the War on Terrorism  1. The Left Hand of Darkness: Forging a Political Left in Interwar Japan  Christopher Goto-Jones  2. Painting the Emperor Red: The Emperor and the Socialists in the 1930s   Rikki Kersten  3. The Japanese Evasion of Sovereignty ? Article 9 and the European Canon: Hobbes, Carl Schmitt and Foucault   David Williams  Part Two: The Metamorphosis of the Left in Postwar Japan   4. The Rise and Fall of Nikkyo-so: Classroom Idealism, Union Power and the Three Phases of Japanese Politics since 1955   Robert W. Aspinall  6. ‘Democratic Government’ and the Left  Koichi Nakano  7. The End Game of Socialism: From the JSP to the DJP   Sarah Hyde  Part Three: Settling Accounts: Globalization, American Empire and History’s Judgment  8. Neo-liberal Economic Policy Preferences of the ‘New Left’: Home-grown or an Anglo-American Import?   Leonard J. Schoppa  9. After Abu Ghraib: American Empire, the Left-wing Intellectual and Japan Studies  David Williams  10. The Left in the Shaping of Japanese Democracy: Historical Overview  Junichi Banno