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"Buying" Votes in Japan's Lower House
Unformatted Document Text:  24 Kawato Sadafumi. 1999. “Seiji Shikin to Senkyo Kyoso” [Political Money and Electoral Competition]. Leviathan 25:52-77. Kawato Sadafumi. 2002. “Senkyo Kyoryoku, Sakusen Tohyo, Seiji Shikin: 2000-nen Shosenkyo no Bunseki” [Electoral Cooperation, Strategic Voting, and Political Spending in the 2000 General Election]. Japanese Journal of Electoral Studies 17:58-70. Levitt, Steven. 1994. “Using Repeat Challengers to Estimate the Effect of Campaign Spending on Election Outcomes in the U.S. House.” The Journal of Political Economy 102:777-798. Mizuguchi Hiroshi. “Political Reform: Much Ado about Nothing?” Japan Quarterly 40:246-57. Mizusaki Tokifumi and Hiroki Mori. (1998). “Tokuhyo Deeta Kara Mita Heiritsusei no Mekanizumu” [The Impact of the New Electoral System on Voting Behavior and Campaign Strategies in 1996]. Japanese Journal of Electoral Studies: 13:50-59. Otake Hideo. 1998. “Overview.” In Otake Hideo (ed.), How Electoral Reform Boomeranged. New York: Japan Center for International Exchange, vi-xxxi Ozawa Ichiro. 1994. Blueprint for a New Japan: Rethinking of a Nation. Tokyo: Kodansha. Reed, Steven. 1999. “Strategic Voting in the 1996 Japanese General Election.” Comparative Political Studies 32:257. Reed, Steven and Michael Thies. 2001. “The Consequences of Electoral Reform in Japan.” In Matthew Shugart and Martin Wattenberg (eds.), Mixed-Member Electoral Systems: The Best of Both Worlds? New York: Oxford University Press, 380-403. Sasaki Takeshi, Yoshida Shinichi, Tanaguchi Masaki and Yamamoto Shoji (eds.). 1999. Daigishi to Kane: Seiji Shikin Zenkoku Chosa Hokoku [Diet Members and Money: The Political Funds Nationwide Survey Report]. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun. Sato Seizaburo. 1997. “LDP Redivivus: The Failure of Electoral Reform.” Japan Echo 24:19-25. Schlesinger, Joseph. 1985. “The New American Political Party.” American Political Science Review 79:1152-69. Shugart, Mathew and John Carey. 1995. Incentives to Cultivate a Personal Vote: A Rank Ordering of Electoral Formulas. Electoral Studies 14:417-439. Thayer, Nathaniel. 1969. How the Conservatives Rule Japan. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

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Kawato Sadafumi. 1999. “Seiji Shikin to Senkyo Kyoso” [Political Money and Electoral
Competition]. Leviathan 25:52-77.

Kawato Sadafumi. 2002. “Senkyo Kyoryoku, Sakusen Tohyo, Seiji Shikin: 2000-nen
Shosenkyo no Bunseki” [Electoral Cooperation, Strategic Voting, and Political
Spending in the 2000 General Election]. Japanese Journal of Electoral Studies
17:58-70.

Levitt, Steven. 1994. “Using Repeat Challengers to Estimate the Effect of Campaign
Spending on Election Outcomes in the U.S. House.” The Journal of Political
Economy 102:777-798.

Mizuguchi Hiroshi. “Political Reform: Much Ado about Nothing?” Japan Quarterly 40:246-57.

Mizusaki Tokifumi and Hiroki Mori. (1998). “Tokuhyo Deeta Kara Mita Heiritsusei no
Mekanizumu” [The Impact of the New Electoral System on Voting Behavior and
Campaign Strategies in 1996]. Japanese Journal of Electoral Studies: 13:50-59.

Otake Hideo. 1998. “Overview.” In Otake Hideo (ed.), How Electoral Reform
Boomeranged. New York: Japan Center for International Exchange, vi-xxxi

Ozawa Ichiro. 1994. Blueprint for a New Japan: Rethinking of a Nation. Tokyo: Kodansha.

Reed, Steven. 1999. “Strategic Voting in the 1996 Japanese General Election.”
Comparative Political Studies 32:257.

Reed, Steven and Michael Thies. 2001. “The Consequences of Electoral Reform in
Japan.” In Matthew Shugart and Martin Wattenberg (eds.), Mixed-Member
Electoral Systems: The Best of Both Worlds? New York: Oxford University Press,
380-403.

Sasaki Takeshi, Yoshida Shinichi, Tanaguchi Masaki and Yamamoto Shoji (eds.). 1999.
Daigishi to Kane: Seiji Shikin Zenkoku Chosa Hokoku [Diet Members and
Money: The Political Funds Nationwide Survey Report]. Tokyo: Asahi Shimbun.

Sato Seizaburo. 1997. “LDP Redivivus: The Failure of Electoral Reform.” Japan Echo 24:19-25.

Schlesinger, Joseph. 1985. “The New American Political Party.” American Political
Science Review 79:1152-69.

Shugart, Mathew and John Carey. 1995. Incentives to Cultivate a Personal Vote: A Rank
Ordering of Electoral Formulas. Electoral Studies 14:417-439.

Thayer, Nathaniel. 1969. How the Conservatives Rule Japan. Princeton: Princeton
University Press.


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