Tomohito Shinoda's Publications

Selected Publication:

Books Koizumi Diplomacy: Japan’s Kantei Approach in Foreign and Defense Affairs,

University of Washington Press, 2007.

Reisengo no Nihon Gaiko: Anzenhosho Seisaku no Kokunai Seiji Katei

[Post cold-war Japanese foreign Policy: Dometic political process in national security policy making],

Mineruva Shobo, 2006.

Kantei Gaiko [Foreign policy led by the prime minister’s office], Asahi Shimbun-sha,

October 2004.

Leading Japan: The Role of the Prime Minister, Praeger Publishing, 2000.

Co-editor and Co-author, Redefining the Partnership: The United States and

Japan In East Asia, Lanham: University Press of America, 1998.

Co-editor and Co-author, Shinjidai no Nichibei Kankei [The New Age

Of U.S.- Japan Relations], Yuhikaku, 1998.

Kantei no Kenryoku, [Power of the Prime Minister’s Office], Chikuma

Shinsho, December 1996.

Sôri Daijin no Kenryoku to Shidoryoku, [The Prime Minister's Power and

Leadership], Toyo Keizai Shinpo-sha, 1994.

America Gikai wo Robii Suru [Lobbying U.S Congress: Japan-U.S. Relations

within Washington], Japan Times, 1989.

Chapter in Book "Japan's Political Leadership: The Prime Minister's Power, Style and Conduct of Reform," Asian Economic and Political Issues, vol. 2, edited by Frank Columbus, (New York: Nova Publisher, 1999), pp.1-31.

"Gaiko Seisaku Kettei Actor to shiteno Ozawa Ichiro," [Ozawa Ichiro as a

foreign policy actor], in Nihon Gaiko no Naisei Yoin [Domestic Determinants

of Japan's Foreign Policy], PHP, March 1999, pp. 25-69.

"Japan," Political Party Systems and Democratic Development in East and

Southeast Asia, Volume II: East Asia, edited by Wolfgang Sachsenroder and Ulrike E. Frings Brookfield: Ashgate Publishing Company, 1998, pp.88-131.

"Clinton Seiken to America Keizai," [The Clinton Administration and

American Economy], Nichibeidoumei Kankei no Hikari to Kage, edited by

Fujimoto Kazumi and Akiyama Kenji, Tokyo: Oozorasha, 1998, pp.109-22.

Journal Articles “Nihon no Taigai Intelligence Community [Foreign Intelligence Community of

(Refereed) Japan],” Nihon Seiji Kenkyu, Vol.3, No.2, forthcoming in 2006.

“Japan’s Top-Down Policy Process to Dispatch the SDF to Iraq,” Japanese

Journal of Political Science, Vol. 7, No.1, 2006: pp.71-91.

“Japan’s Cabinet Secretariat and Its Emergence As Core Executive,” Asian Survey, vol. 45, No.5, September/October 2005: pp.800-821.

“Koizumi Shusho no Ri-da-shippu to Anzen Hosho Seisaku Katei:

Tero Taisaku Tokusoho to Yujikanrenho wo Jirei toshita Doshinen Bunseki

[Prime Minister Koizumi’s Leadership and National Security Policy Process:

Concentric Circle Model Analysis on the Anti-Terrorism Legislation and the Contingency Legislation]”

Nihon Seiji Kenkyu, Vol.1, No.2, July 2004, pp. 42-67.

“Ozawa Ichiro as an Actor in Foreign Policy Making,” Japan Forum,

Vol.16, No.1, 2004, pp.37-62.

“Koizumi’s Top-Down Leadership in the Anti-Terrorism Legislation: The

Impact of Institutional Changes,” SAIS Review, Winter/Spring 2003, pp.19-34.

“Governing from the Centre: Core Executive Capacity in Britain and Japan,”

(with Ian Holliday), Japanese Journal of Political Science, Vol.3, 2002,

pp. 91-111.

"Hashimoto Gyokaku no Naikaku Kino Kyokasaku," [Cabinet Reinforcement

in Hashimoto's Administrative Reform], Leviathan, Spring 1999, pp.50-77.

"Japan's Decision Making Under the Coalition Governments," Asian Survey,

July 1998, pp.703-23.

(Non-refereed) “Kantei Gaiko [Prime Minister-led Diplomacy,” Sekai to Gikai, March 2006.

“Kokunai Seiji Kozo no Henka to Gaiko [Change of Domestic Political System

And Diplomacy],” Gaiko Forum, January 2006.

“Koizumi Seiken ni okeru Kantei Shudo Seisaku Katei [Prime Minister-led

Policy Process under the Koizumi Administration],” Sekai to Gikai, January 2005.

“What is the U.S.-Japan Alliance About?” Japan, the United States, and East Asia:

Emerging Regional Challenges, NBR Special Report No.5, The National Bureau of

Asian Research, March 2004, pp.23-28.

“Okurasho ni Shirohata wo ageta Hashimoto Gyokaku [Hashimoto’s

Administrative Reform; Surrendering to the Ministry of Finance],” Ushio,

November 1997, pp.114-21.

"Truth Behind the LDP's Loss," Washington-Japan Journal, Fall 1993.

"Nihon no Minkan Gaiko to shiteno Taibei Lobbying [Japanese Lobbying in

Washington as Diplomacy of the Private Sector]," Kokusai Mondai, March 1991, pp.46-55.

"LDP Factions: Their Power and Culture," Japan-American Society Bulletin,

February 1990.

Book review: “Ammunition for Trade Negotiators” on Troubled Times: U.S.-Japan Trade

Relations in the 1990s by Edward Lincoln, Japan Quarterly, October-December, 1999, pp. 95-97.