ACLS Humanities E-Book: Foundations of constitutional government in modern Japan, 1868-1900

Foundations of constitutional government in modern Japan, 1868-1900

Akita, George.

Year: 1967.

Publisher: Harvard University Press.

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Frontmatter

Introduction

I Assemblies and Constitutions, Early Meiji

II Itagaki and the Movement for Parliamentary Government

III Itō and Ōkuma: The Crisis of 1881

IV Itō and the Drafting of the Meiji Constitution

V Preparing for "Parliamentary" Government

VI The Constitution in Practice: The First Diet

VII Itō and Yamagata: The Nature and Role of Parties

VIII The Second Itō Ministry: Itō as a Constitutional Statesman

IX Itō and His "National Party"

X Itō, Yamagata, and the Kenseitō: Formation of the Seiyūkai

Epilogue

Conclusions

Bibliography

Notes

Glossary

Index

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Title:

Foundations of constitutional government in modern Japan, 1868-1900 : George Akita.

Author:

Akita, George

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Foundations of constitutional government in modern Japan, 1868-1900 : George Akita.
Akita, George
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1967.

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Subject Headings:

• Constitutional history -- Japan
• Japan -- Politics and government -- 1868-1912

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