Consumer Politics in Postwar Japan: The Institutional Boundaries of Citizen Activism (review)
Consumer Politics in Postwar Japan: The Institutional Boundaries of Citizen Activism (review)
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战后日本的消费者政治：公民行动主义的制度边界（评论）
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10.1353/jjs.2004.0022
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2004
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Robin M. LeBlanc
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作者：
Robin M. LeBlanc
最后，为了应对人口结构的变化，日本不仅要在国家政策中形成一致性，而且要对家庭和个人利益的变化有深刻的理解。总之，这两本书通过历史分析、统计分析和微观/宏观分析，对人口变化给日本人的生活带来的影响以及为解决这些影响而采取的社会政策进行了大量的案例研究。他们提供了很好的洞察市民社会的机制，以及日本人口和家庭的变化如何受到日本人民不断变化的价值观以及国家对不同社会问题和政策的看法的巨大影响。本书不仅面向对当代日本的人口变化与社会政策发展之间的关系感兴趣的学者和学生，而且也面向真正希望实现日本全球化（国际化）的社会政策制定者，强烈推荐这些书。
Ultimately, in order to respond to demographic change, Japan has to generate not only coherence within state policies but also implicitly understand the changing interests of families and individuals. In conclusion, the two books are rife with case studies on the effects of demographic changes on the lives of the Japanese people and the social policies that attempt to resolve them through historical, statistical, and micro/macro analysis. They provide excellent insight into the mechanism of civil society and how demographic and familial changes in Japan are greatly influenced by the changing values of the Japanese people as well as the state’s vision regarding different social issues and policies. I highly recommend these books, not only for scholars and students interested in the relationships between demographic change and the development of social policies in contemporary Japan, but also for social policymakers who, if they truly wish to globalize Japan (kokusaika), should understand the absolute necessity of a holistic approach to the implementation of social policies.