Judicial Politics in Japanese Local Government Councils:

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  • 自治体議会の司法政治学 :
  • 自治体議会の司法政治学 : 日田市サテライト訴訟と国立市景観訴訟を事例に
  • ジチタイ ギカイ ノ シホウ セイジガク : ヒタシ サテライト ソショウ ト クニタチシ ケイカン ソショウ オ ジレイ ニ
  • Case Studies on the Hita Satellite Lawsuit and the Kunitachi Landscape Lawsuit
  • 日田市サテライト訴訟と国立市景観訴訟を事例に

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<p>The main objective of this paper is to clarify the decision making process of how local government councils cope with lawsuits. Although many researchers have maintained continuous interest in the process of how local government authorities (administrative executives) deal with lawsuit in their decision-making process, little study has been done to actually investigate the role and impacts of local government councils. Local government councils has voting rights on filing a lawsuits. The discussions of local government councilors can be classified into four frames according to the characteristics of discussion’s contents. (1) Offensive and defensive frame, (2) Monitoring frame, (3) Public opinion frame, and (4) Policy evaluation frame. Exploring two case studies in japan, it is suggested that for local government councils to enrich the debates concerning lawsuit decision making, more attention should be directed in further enhancing their policy evaluation abilities.</p>

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