The political and policy fall-out from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami | East Asia Forum

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In the week before Japan’s earthquake and tsunami, observers quipped that Prime Minister Kan needed a major disaster to rescue his administration. Well, he got one, at a terrible price to his nation, and it certainly took the immediate heat off his administration — coming from members of his own party as well as from the opposition. The crisis will either sink or save the Kan government, which is now on the brink of a full-blown nuclear emergency.

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311大地震と津波による政治的・政策的影響
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The political and policy fall-out from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami | East Asia Forum
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In the week before Japan’s earthquake and tsunami, observers quipped that Prime Minister Kan needed a major disaster to rescue his administration. Well, he got one, at a terrible price to his nation, and it certainly took the immediate heat off his administration — coming from members of his own party as well as from the opposition. The crisis will either sink or save the Kan government, which is now on the brink of a full-blown nuclear emergency.

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