USJI Seminar: The Ideological Polarization and Bipartisanship in American Politics (1/6)

(Language: Japanese) It is already well known that the US politics is ideologically too divided between liberalism and conservatism. The way it is divided, however, is distinctive depending on the areas such as political parties, Congress, voters, lawyers, interest groups, or think tanks. At the same time, we need to be aware that there are elements of bipartisanship still left or being consciously constructed. In this seminar, we will address this topic in Congress, Congressional parties, think tanks, and the legal profession. (This seminar is USJI research project seminar.)

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• USJI
• Seminar
• Ideological
• Polarization
• Bipartisanship
• American Politics
• The University of Tokyo
• Fumiaki
• Kubo
• Junko
• Hirose
• Ayako
• Hiramatsu
• Tomoyuki
• Miyata
• Takeshi
• Umekawa