著者
金子 優子
出版者
日本政治学会
雑誌
年報政治学 (ISSN:05494192)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.61, no.2, pp.2_151-2_173, 2010 (Released:2016-02-24)
参考文献数
18
被引用文献数
1

The percentage of women representatives m local assemblies in Japan is 10.9% at the end of 2009. Moreover, in Yamagata Prefecture, the percentage is 6.2%, the ninth lowest among all prefectures. In this article, effective strategies to increase women representatives are presented based on the analyses of the interviews at the major political party local branches and the surveys of women members.   The model of the recruitment process of Pippa Norris is utilized as an analytical framework. Based on the analyses of interviews and surveys, the following strategies are effective to increase women representatives in local assembly.   Changing the people's attitudes toward women and politics, especially women themselves are to be liberated from traditional thinking of politics being men's responsibilities./Women are to aggressively participate in community activities and to play central roles in solving community problems./Women are to recognize politics as tools for improving daily lives and to get involved in politics.   The Japanese major political parties are indifferent to increasing women candidates in local assembly elections. And women members of the local assemblies do not expect the parties to promote women's representation. Women representatives are to gradually increase but not to increase rapidly under such circumstances.
著者
金子 優子 高橋 朋一
出版者
山形大学大学院社会文化システム研究科
雑誌
山形大学大学院社会文化システム研究科紀要 = Bulletin of Graduate School of Social & Cultural Systems at Yamagata University
巻号頁・発行日
vol.7, pp.91-104, 2010-10-05

Abstract: On the First of December 2008, the Public Interest Institution System was drastically reformed. The former system has been effectively based on the Civil Code since 1898 and public interest institutions have been providing various services to society such as scientific research and development, art and culture promotion, environment protection and international cooperation. However, the reform undertakings could not be conducted by making use of the statistics that correctly described their activities in the Japanese economy and society because there were no such statistics, official or private, that would show the activities of public interest institutions by industry or number of persons engaged. With the aim to developing such statistics, we carried out exact matching between the administrative records and the official statistical survey data to make exact matching data. Administrative records have been accumulated through the supervising activities of the government. The Establishment and Enterprise Census, which is conducted every five years by the government, covers all establishments residing in Japan. The census data include the industrial classification and employee data which are comparable to other official statistics. Among 25,541 administrative records (25,541 public interest institutions), 66.4% was matched with the census data by computer. With the help of human observation and field surveys, a matching rate of 67.1% was accomplished. The matching rate was low for the institutions without regular employees; a 79.5% matching rate was achieved for the institutions with more than two regular employees. The total annual income of matched institutions covers 87.9% of the total annual income of all public interest institutions. The followings tables are presented as new statistics: ・Distribution of institutions by major industrial group and by the number of persons engaged ・Number of persons engaged and annual income by major industrial group ・Assets by major industrial group and by institution type (corporation or foundation) ・Comparison with the other statistics; tax statistics, statistics on private incorporated companies