Politics Crisis and Nation 25 / Japan Society for Comparative Politics

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Politics
Introduction
Why are the responses to the COVID-19 pandemic and the global economic crisis so different among countries? How have the crises transformed countries? This book explores these questions both theoretically and empirically.
Introduction (Takeshi Hieda)
Part 1 : Countries confronting COVID-19
1 : Political systems and COVID-19 (Susumu Annaka)
2 : Comparative analysis of lockdowns in democratic countries
New Zealand, United Kingdom, Japan (Shiro Komatsu)
Part 2 : Conflicts and States
3 : Citizens' perception of building non-liberal states after conflicts
From an analysis of the results of the 2021 Syrian public opinion survey (Miyoko Kota Suechika, Dai Yamao)
Part 4 : Political-Military Relations and Third Party Involvement in Mindanao Peace
Review of Military Forces' Obstruction and Control of Peace in Secession and Independence Conflict (Miyoko Taniguchi)
Part 3 : Crisis and Public Policy
Part 5 : Crisis of "Reproduction" and States -- from a modern Japanese perspective (Hiroko Takeda)
Part 3 : Crisis and Public Policy
Part 5 : Crisis of "Reproduction" and States -- from a modern Japanese perspective (Hiroko Hayakawa)
Part 7 : Food safety policy and risk management in the US -- from a crisis and peacetime perspective (Yuki Hayakawa)
Part 4 : States and supranational organizations in crisis
Part 8 : European integration and states in crisis times (Shunsuke Sato)
Prospectus for the establishment of the Japanese Comparative Political Society 俊燮 welfare state