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Ambiguous revival: a study of some ‘new civic movements’ in Japan

Jean-Marie Bouissou
Pages 335-366 | Published online: 26 Nov 2010

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Mikiko Eto. (2005) Women's movements in Japan: the intersection between everyday life and politics. Japan Forum 17:3, pages 311-333.
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João Rafael Santos. (2021) Tokyo, Japan – urbanistic hybridity in a networked metropolis. Journal of Place Management and Development 15:1, pages 70-89.
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Mikiko Eto. (2007) Vitalizing Democracy at the Grassroots: A Contribution of Post-War Women’s Movements in Japan. East Asia 25:2, pages 115-143.
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Masayuki Hiromoto. (2003) DOES PARTY ALLIANCE HAVE A DECISIVE EFFECT ON GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS IN JAPAN?. Asian Survey 43:6, pages 929-950.
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