濱本真輔「政権交代の団体―政党関係への影響 ―2つの比較による検証―」『年報政治学』Vol. 63 (2012) No. 2 p. 2_65-2_87

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The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) has scored a historic victory in the 2009 election. It brings an end to more than 50 years of almost unbroken rule by the governing Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). This would constitute the first time that power has shifted between the two largest parties in postwar Japan. This change has influenced the bureaucracy and interest groups.
In this paper, we investigate the change in interest group behavior based on the competitiveness of the party system. Our data after dominance is largely drawn from Japan, where we have an excellent opportunity to find out how interest groups reacted to first the prospects. We also utilize the data from Germany and Korea for comparison to the one party dominance system in Japan. An analysis based on a nationwide survey offers a key to understanding the interest groups' configuration in the two - party system and allows us to estimate the effect of the power shift on the interest groups themselves. It is likely that the power shift will result not in the DPJ's dominance, but rather in a situation where the interest groups will tend to be in contact with both parties and withdraw from the electoral process.

ベンジャミン・ナイブレイド「首相の権力強化と短命政権」

政党政治の混迷と政権交代

自民党長期政権の政治経済学―利益誘導政治の自己矛盾

堤・上神「民主党の政策」「官僚制や多くの社会集団が自民党に接近している中で、民主党は社会からも国家からも資源の獲得が難しい「資源制約型政党」として発展した」

民主党の組織と政策