"The Collapse of Bureaucracy: How to Rebuild It" Ken Terawaki / Kihei Maekawa Price: ¥1540 Japan once had a time when elite bureaucrats led policy-making. However, the relationship between "politics" and "bureaucracy" changed drastically due to "political leadership." Bureaucrats became "private soldiers" of the Abe and Suga administrations, which privatized power. However, the original "political leadership" was supposed to be for politicians elected by the people to lead policy-making and overcome the evils of vertical administration, wasn't it? Kihei Maekawa, who served as Administrative Vice-Minister of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, and Ken Terawaki, who led the Yutori education, thoroughly discuss the relationship between the former Democratic Party government and bureaucrats, the causes of the altered relationship between politics and bureaucracy, and the ideal image of bureaucrats. The key to Japan's regeneration lies in "bureaucrats = the nation's safety device." [Table of Contents] Chapter 1: The Two Decades of Utter Confusion, the Source of Failure Chapter 2: What to do? Japan's Bureaucratic System Chapter 3: The True Meaning of Bureaucrats Special Roundtable: Tetsuro Fukuyama of the Constitutional Democratic Party × Ken Terawaki × Kihei Maekawa To regain the abandoned "accountability" Interview: #KenichiroMogi To have excellent bureaucrats play an active role #KenTerawaki #KiheiMaekawa #Book #JapaneseLiterature/Essays #Bureaucracy #Politics #MoritomoGakuen #KakeGakuen #ShinzoAbe #YoshihideSuga #MinistryofEducation #KazuhiroSugita #FumioKishida #LiberalDemocraticParty #Komeito #ConstitutionalDemocraticParty #JapanInnovationParty #CommunistParty #PrimeMinister'sOffice #ThePrimeMinister'sOfficeMakesMistakesTodayToo #UnificationChurch #ReligiousCorporation There are no writings, cuts, or stains, and the binding is firm, making it a beautiful item."