Leaders and Leadership in Japan

Cover
Half Title
Title Page
Copyright Page
Table of Contents
Preface
About the Contributors
1. Leaders and Leadership in Japan
	Bibliography
2. Leadership in the Medieval Japanese Warrior Family
	Introduction
	Material
	The Shibuya Family and Iriki Estate
	The Family Council of the Shibuya in Iriki
	The Family Council and the Sōryō System
	Generality of the Family Council
	The Principles of the Sōryō
System
	The Sōryō
System and Higher Authority
	Dissolution of the Sōryō
System
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
3. The Creation of Self-Government and Local
Leadership in Central Japan from the Fourteenth to
the Sixteenth Centuries
	Introduction
		Terminology
	Preconditions,
Theoretical Background and Subject
	Settlements, Estates and the Structure of the Village
Community
		Topography
	Territory, Estates, Settlements
	The Structure of the Village Community
	Case Studies on Conflict and Cooperation for Water
		Cooperation on irrigation
	Conflict for Irrigation
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
4. Le Comte des Cantons Charles de Montblanc –
Agent for the Lord of Satsuma
	The Shogunal Mission of 1864
	The Satsuma Mission of 1865
	The Bakufu Mission Led by Tokugawa Akitake
	Montblanc Visits Japan
	Back to Paris
	Writings
	The Bakufu View of the Events
	Note
	Bibliography
5. Mikado –
From Spiritual Emperor to Enlightened Sovereign
	Bibliography
6. The Russian Occupation of Tsushima –
a Stepping-stone to British Leadership in Japan
	Introduction
	The Russian Attack
	The International Response
	The Occupation of Tsushima
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
7. The Paradox of
Progressive Conservative Leadership in Early Meiji Japan
	Introduction
	Progressive Conservatism and Nation-State Building
	Progressive Conservatism and Education
	Mori Arinori as Progressive Conservative
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
8. Leaders in Change: the Way to Official Language Reform
	The Intellectual Élite
		Script simplification
		Colloquialization
		Standardization
	The Writers of Prose Literature
	The Spoken Model
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
9. The Meiji Élite and Western Culture
	The Civilizing Process and the Modern Individual of Norbert Elias and the Meiji Élite
	Dress and Grooming
	Western Culture in the Home Interior
	Meiji Etiquette and Ethics
	The Meiji Civilizing Process and the Modern Individual
	Bibliography
10. The 'Unique' Character of the Emperor – the Main Leaders of Modern
Japan?
	Bibliography
11. The Imperial House Law and its Meaning for the Position of the Tennō in the Meiji State
	Aims and Methods
	The Relation
between the Constitution and Imperial House Law
	Succession to the Throne
	The Advisory Organs of the Court
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Bibliography
12. The Leadership of Admiral Katō Tomosaburō
	Bibliography
13. Anarchist Communism and Leadership: the case of Iwasa Sakutarō
	Formative Influences
	The American Years
	House Arrest
	Archetypal Pure Anarchist
	Postwar Years
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
14. Strong Leaders: the Charismatic Founders of
Japanese Utopian Communities
	Utopian Communities in Japan
	The Four Leaders
		Nishida Tenkō
		Ozaki Masutarō
		Yaoi Nisshō
		Fukuzato Niwa
	Common Features of the Four Leaders
	Weak Leadership Reassessed
	Notes
	Bibliography
15. The Spy Activities of Terasaki Hidenari in the US and his Role in Japanese-American Relations
	Japanese Intelligence in America
	Terasaki's Post-War Career
	Terasaki's Image in Japan
	Notes
	Bibliography
16. The Principal Japanese Communist Leaders in the View of US Officials, 1944–46
	Nosaka Sanzō: A Moderate, Sensible and Talented Leader
	Tokuda Kyūichi and Shiga Yoshio: Aggressive, Orthodox Fighters
	Notes
	Bibliography
17. Douglas MacArthur and the Occupation of Japan: British Perceptions and Reactions
	Bibliography
18. The Image of the Emperor Shōwa as a Symbol of National Aspirations
	The Years of Occupation –
Rise of a New Imperial Image
	The Decade of Reconstruction –
The Emperor as a Source of Inspiration
		The image seeks a
form
		Scientist, father and servant of the nation
	Bibliography
19. Prime Ministerial Leadership in
Japanese Foreign Policy
	Introduction
	Defining Leadership
	The Basis of Prime Ministerial Leadership
		Decision-maker
		National spokesman
	Constraints on the Premier's Leadership
		Constraints on the role of decision-maker
		Contraints on the role of national spokesman
	Summary
	Bibliography
20. New Directions in
Japanese Politics
	Conclusion
	Bibliography
21. Ozawa Ichirō: the Making of a Japanese Kingmaker
	Introduction
	The Young Ozawa
		The son of the father
		The Road to Mejiro
		The Nurturing of a Kingmaker
	A Vision of the Future
	Conclusion
	Notes
	Sources Cited
Index