BOUISSOU, Jean-Marie
Les conditions politiques de la réforme de l'État au Japon. Le fonctionnement du marché politique et la légitimité à l'épreuve de la crise - Paris : ENA, avril/juin 2001
Contrary to what is suggested by a reductioninst view, reform of Japan`s central administration since 1993 has proceeded less from a confrontation between senior civil servants and those in electoral office, as from the development of relations between political, managerial and administrative elites. This particularly complex game, influenced by globalisation and the internal logic of the Japanese political system, has enabled, in particular, the legitimacy of the political sphere to be restored. In fact, the process of State reform reveals a redefinition of the rules of the political game, marked by a renewal of discourses nd the emergence of new actors. However, will this evolution, which has tended to increase the power of the new political elites to the dtriment of senior civil servants, bring about institutional modifications likely to perpetuate similar developments
Les conditions politiques de la réforme de l'État au Japon. Le fonctionnement du marché politique et la légitimité à l'épreuve de la crise - Paris : ENA, avril/juin 2001
Contrary to what is suggested by a reductioninst view, reform of Japan`s central administration since 1993 has proceeded less from a confrontation between senior civil servants and those in electoral office, as from the development of relations between political, managerial and administrative elites. This particularly complex game, influenced by globalisation and the internal logic of the Japanese political system, has enabled, in particular, the legitimacy of the political sphere to be restored. In fact, the process of State reform reveals a redefinition of the rules of the political game, marked by a renewal of discourses nd the emergence of new actors. However, will this evolution, which has tended to increase the power of the new political elites to the dtriment of senior civil servants, bring about institutional modifications likely to perpetuate similar developments
