Steven Reed

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Steven Reed is affiliated with the following schools: University of Alabama, University of Michigan, Chuo University

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According to Wikipedia, Steven Robert Reed is a political scientist and Professor of Modern Government in the Faculty of Policy Studies at Chuo University in Tokyo. He has held positions at the University of Alabama and Harvard University, and he has served as a Visiting Professor at Stanford University, University of Washington, and Chiba University.

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Structure and Behaviour: Extending Duverger's Law to the Japanese Case (1990) (181)
Who Cheats? Who Loots? Political Competition and Corruption in Japan, 1947–1993 (2008) (120)
The Causes of Electoral Reform in Japan (2003) (89)
The End of LDP Dominance and the Rise of Party-Oriented Politics in Japan (2012) (81)
Strategic Voting in the 1996 Japanese General Election (1999) (78)
Duverger's Law is Working in Italy (2001) (77)
Electoral Incentives and Policy Preferences: Mixed Motives Behind Party Defections in Japan (2003) (73)
Democracy and the personal vote: A cautionary tale from Japan (1994) (67)
The Consequences of Electoral Reform in Japan (2003) (59)
The Government and Politics of Japan (1994) (44)
Duverger's Law is Working in Japan (2007) (39)
Political Corruption in Japan. (1996) (39)
Party Strategy or Candidate Strategy (2009) (35)
Political Opposition and Local Politics in Japan. (1981) (32)
Making Common Sense of Japan (1993) (31)
Japan: Haltingly Towards a Two‐Party System (2005) (28)
Japanese Electoral Politics : Creating a New Party System (2003) (26)
Second-Generation Diet Members and Democracy in Japan: Hereditary Seats (1992) (26)
A Test of Two Theories of Economically Motivated Voting: The Case of Japan (1984) (23)
Political Change in Japan: Electoral Behavior, Party Realignment, and the Koizumi Reforms (2009) (23)
Environmental Politics: Some Reflections Based on the Japanese Case (1981) (22)
The 1996 Japanese general election (1997) (21)
Japan decides 2014 : the Japanese general election (2013) (21)
Evaluating Political Reform in Japan: A Midterm Report (2002) (20)
Providing Clear Cues (1997) (20)
Japan Election Data: The House of Representatives, 1947-1990 (1992) (20)
Japan Decides 2014 (2016) (19)
Is Japanese Government Really Centralized (1982) (18)
The Nomination Process for Japan's Next General Election: Waiting for the Heiritsu-sei (1995) (18)
Postwar Politics in Japan, 1945-1955 (1985) (18)
Political Reform in Japan: Combining Scientific and Historical Analysis (Political and Administrative Reform in Japan) (1999) (14)
Doi Takeo and the Rehabilitation of Particularism in Postwar Japan (2012) (13)
Scandals During the Abe Administrations (2018) (12)
Governance and Policy (2013) (11)
Analyzing Secularization and Religiosity in Asia (2007) (11)
Political Corruption and Scandals in Japan (2018) (11)
The 2012 Election Results: The LDP Wins Big by Default (2013) (11)
Seats and votes: Testing Taagepera in Japan (1996) (10)
Welfare Policy and Politics in Japan: Beyond the Developmental State . By Stephen J. Anderson. New York: Paragon House, 1993. $46.95. (1993) (10)
Nominating Candidates Under New Rules in Italy and Japan: You Cannot Bargain with Resources You Do Not Have (2011) (9)
Japan Decides 2012 (2013) (9)
How Does Consumer Spending Change During Boom, Recession, and Recovery? (2014) (9)
The People Spoke: The Influence of Elections on Japanese Politics, 1949-1955 (1988) (9)
Voter Reactions to ‘Strange Bedfellows’: The Japanese Voter Faces a Kaleidoscope of Changing Coalitions (2000) (8)
Challenging the Two-Party System: Third Force Parties in the 2012 Election (2013) (8)
Japanese Politics Between 2014 and 2017: The Search for an Opposition Party in the Age of Abe (2018) (8)
The Opposition: From Third Party Back to Third Force (2018) (8)
Japan's 1990 general election: explaining the historic socialist victory (1991) (7)
The effect of the choices available on voting behaviour: the two Japanese elections of 1993 (2001) (7)
What Mechanism Causes the M + 1 Rule? A Simple Simulation (2003) (6)
Impersonal mechanisms and personal networks in the distribution of grants in Japan (2001) (6)
The LDP’s Path Back to Power (2013) (6)
The Japanese general election of 1993 (1994) (6)
What Is Rational and Why Should We Care? A Comment on Browne and Patterson (2000) (5)
The Changing Fortunes of Japan's Progressive Governors (1986) (5)
Japanese Politics Between the 2009 and 2012 Elections (2013) (4)
From Third Force to Third Party: Duverger’s Revenge? (2016) (4)
Japanese Politics Between the 2012 and 2014 Elections (2016) (4)
Conclusion: Japan’s Bait-and-Switch Election 2014 (2016) (4)
The 2000 General Election (2000) (3)
Realignment between the 1996 and 2000 elections (2003) (3)
The Japanese Voter. By Scott C. Flanagan, Shinsaku Kohei, Ichiro Miyake, Bradley M. Richardson, and Joji Watanuki. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991. 497p. $45.00. (1992) (3)
The Liberal Democratic Party: An Explanation of Its Successes and Failures (2011) (3)
Realignment between the 1993 and 1996 elections (2003) (3)
The Liberal Democratic Party (2011) (3)
A story of three booms: from the New Liberal Club to the Hosokawa coalition government (1997) (3)
Factions in the 1978 LDP presidential primary (1984) (3)
Patterns of Diffusion in Japan and America (1983) (2)
Winning Elections in Japan’s New Electoral Environment (2011) (2)
The 1993 election and the end of LDP one-party dominance (2003) (2)
Gendai Nihon no senkyo (1994) (2)
3. The Evolution of the LDP’s Electoral Strategy: Towards a More Coherent Political Party (2011) (2)
Patronage and Predominance: How the LDP Maintains Its Hold on Power (2021) (1)
The graphics challenge (1988) (1)
On the Equilibrium under Multi-Member Districts (2000) (1)
Elections: Still Demanding a Change: Elections in Japan in 2002 (2002) (1)
The Democratic Party of Japan: Surviving to Fight Another Day (2016) (1)
Studying Electoral Engineering via a Double-Barrelled Natural Experiment: Comparing the Long Run Consequences of 1990s Electoral Reform in Italy and Japan (2014) (1)
Measuring Competitiveness in Multi-Member Districts (2007) (1)
The Two-Party System Meets a House of Councillors Election (2004) (1)
The Local Politics of Kyoto (1986) (1)
OS/2: do you need a new operating system? (1988) (1)
Democratizing Japan: The Allied Occupation.@@@Law and Change in Postwar Japan. (1988) (1)
Predictions of the 1989 Japanese Election: Introduction (1989) (1)
Japanese Politics in Flux: Four Volumes in Search of a Trend (1989) (1)
Seijigaku jiten (Encyclopedia of political science) . Edited by Inoguchi Takashi, Osawa Masachi, Ōkazawa Norio, Yamamoto Yoshinobu, and Steven R. Reed. Tokyo: Kōbundō, 2000. lxii, 1327 pp. ¥18,500 (cloth). (2002) (1)
Election law violations as campaign effort: turnout in Japan's House of Councillors elections (2013) (1)
Introduction: Take a Second Look at the 2014 Election, It’s Worth It (2016) (1)
Who won the 1996 election (2003) (1)
The 2012 Election Results (2013) (0)
Japan's Political Marketplace.J. Mark Ramseyer , Frances McCall Rosenbluth (1994) (0)
La corruption politique au Japon (1996) (0)
STEVEN REED & KISHORE G. KULKARNI 372 Inequality and Economic Growth: Kuznets Curve and the Case of South Korea (2021) (0)
Politicl Bribery in Japan (Richard H. Mitchell) (1999) (0)
Graphics boards: what can they do for you? (1986) (0)
Spreadsheet rivals (1987) (0)
Introduction (Political and Administrative Reform in Japan) (1999) (0)
An introduction to this issue's special topic: political and administrative reform in Japan (1999) (0)
Introduction: Abe on a Roll at the Polls (2018) (0)
The Effect of the PR Tier on SMD Nomination Strategies in Mixed Member Systems (2003) (0)
IOAN TRIFU Prefectural Governors and Populism in Japan ( 1990 s 2010 s ) (0)
Challenging the Two-Party System (2013) (0)
Only in America: The Politics of the United States in Comparative Perspective. Graham K. Wilson (2000) (0)
Tandy wants to be your computer company- can they be? (1987) (0)
Campaigning, Candidates, and Districts (2013) (0)
Seikai Saihen no Kenkyu : Shin Senkyo Seido ni yoru Sosenkyo (A Study of Political Realignment : The First Election under the New Electoral System), edited by Otake Hideo (1998) (0)
Bait-and-Switch Election 2014 (2016) (0)
Time for a Change? Recent Elections in Japan (2001) (0)
Who Won the 2000 Election (2020) (0)
Japanese Electoral Systems since 1947 (2020) (0)
The 386 and DOS 5.0 hard questions and not-so-easy answers (1987) (0)
The Politics of Regional Policy in Japan: Localities Incorporated? By Richard J. Samuels. Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press, 1983. xxv, 290 pp. Figures, Tables, Appendixes, Index. $35 (cloth); $14.50 (paper). (1984) (0)
The new bounds of compatibility (1986) (0)
The LDP under Abe (2021) (0)
Japanese Elections in 2003: The LDP Strikes Back? (2003) (0)
Kobe University Repository : Kernel タイトル Tit le Candidate Evaluat ion and Vot ing Choice under the Japanese Electoral System 著者 (2018) (0)
Elections in Japan in 1999 (2000) (0)

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