Kanji政
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government; administration; ministry
politics; government
politician; statesman
political measures; policy
rule; government; administration
(political) administration; political power
marriage of convenience; marriage for political reasons
housekeeper; maid
national politics; political situation; statecraft; body politic
executive; government; administration; governance; the authorities
government affairs
public finance; financial affairs; financial situation
Japanese government
domestic affairs; internal administration
consul (of the Roman republic)
statesman; administrator; politician; policymaker
new government; new administration
political disturbance; political change; change of government; political upheaval; overthrowing of a government; coup d'état
political party
politics; political manoeuvre; political maneuver
monarchy; imperial rule
(world of) politics; political world; political circles
government office
political opponent
administration; government; administrator; consul (of the French republic; 1799-1804)
oppressive rule; tyrannical regime; despotism
government forces; government troops
household economy; housekeeping; homemaking
political strife
Kansei era (1789.1.25-1801.2.5)
political strength
anti-government
Ansei era (1854.11.27-1860.3.18)
political and business circles; political and business establishment; politics and industry
misgovernment; misrule; bad government
parliamentary official
government; administration; statesmanship
imperial government; imperialism; monarchical rule
political situation; political affairs
executive officer; administrative official
self-government; autonomous government; devolved government (e.g. in the UK)
restoration of imperial rule
the government; Administration
good government
municipal government
government body; government agency
economic difficulties; financial difficulties; fiscal difficulties
benevolent rule; moratorium on debts
military administration; military government; military junta; government affairs relating to the military
political situation
form of government; system of government; polity
political science
politics of fear; terrorism; reign of terror (esp. in the French revolution)
political offense; political offence; political crime; political offender; political prisoner; prisoner of conscience
educational policies or administration; Bunsei era (1818.4.22-1830.12.10)
current administration; present government
restoration of imperial rule; Restoration (England)
high (government) official
provisional government
interference in the domestic affairs of another country
economic; financial; fiscal
Constitutional Democratic Party (1927-1940)
politician (esp. one who works only for their own personal gain); politico
revolutionary government
administrative district; ward
Friends of Constitutional Government Party (1900-1940)
religion and politics; church and state
agricultural administration
governments of various countries
change of government; regime change
domain administration (Edo period); clan administration
political thought; political philosophy; political idea; idea about politics
despotic government; autocracy
administrative organ; administrative body; governmental body
the shogunate (administration)
postal system
political affairs
republican government
international politics; world politics
political issue (problem)
participation in politics; suffrage; voting
governing; administering
civil administration; civil government; politics focused on the promotion of public welfare
sovereign power; the reins of government
misgovernment
democratic government
new government; new administration
(doctrine of) anarchism
cloistered rule; government by cloistered emperors
direct Imperial rule
administrative scrivener; notary public; paralegal qualified to prepare legal documents on administrative matters, e.g. immigration
government ordinance; cabinet order
politics and economics
puppet government; puppet regime
political principle, policy or platform
to come to power; to assume the reins of government
political organization; political organisation
non-intervention in the domestic affairs of another nation
businessman with political ties
constitutional government; (arch.) exemplary government; (arch.) excellent government
under the ... administration; within the ... government
dictatorship; despotic government
law and politics; justice administration
suffrage; franchise
to administer affairs of state; to attend to government affairs
national finance; central government finance
political maneuvering; politicking; political machinations
parliamentarism; parliamentary government
political system; political institution; regime
prefectural government; prefectural administration
political climate; political situation
executive power; authority
separation of church and state
Imperial Russia (1721-1917); Tsarist Russia
the instability of a political situation; political instability
geopolitical; geostrategic
political economy; political science and economics
benevolent rule
talking politics; discussion of a law case
(former) Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (now Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
political donation; political contribution
government sources; official quarters
finance reform; fiscal reconstruction
political friend; friend with the same political views
Kenmu Restoration (1333-1336)
political organisation
political power struggle
unity of church and state; theocracy
Nationalist Government (of the Republic of China; 1924-1948)
Kansei Reforms (series of conservative government measures; 1787-1793)
provisional administrator in occupied territory during WWII
political organization (organisation)
republican form of government
ordinance-designated city (administrative division for cities with a population of over 500,000)
interim government; provisional government; caretaker government
government-affiliated; state-dominated; government-run
tyranny; despotism
administrative organization
financial aspects
mobocracy; mob rule; ochlocracy
political judgement; political decision
independent administrative institution; independent administrative agency
administrative district
(making something a) political issue
political history
administrative; executive
sense of politics; feeling for politics
political views
military government
small government; limited government
domestic issue; internal affair
political tone; political flavour (flavor)
Friends of Constitutional Government Party (1900-1940)
political structure or mechanism
(national) isolationism; isolation policy
politburo; political bureau (of a communist party)
administrative agency; government authorities
political discourse
administrative organization; administrative system; administrative structure
autopsy initiated by government authorities
vertically segmented administrative system; overcompartmentalized bureaucracy; system in which interministerial rivalry diminishes overall efficiency; (bureaucratic) sectionalism; interministerial rivalry; bureaucratic fiefdoms
political rally; political meeting; political gathering
constitutional government
reduced budget; budgetary austerities
political affairs; all phases of government
deputy minister; assistant minister
appeasement policy; policy of appeasement
administrative guidance
economic crisis; financial crisis
running a government administration; managing a cabinet
politician (or someone otherwise engaged in politics); statesman
Kenseitō; Constitutional Party; Japanese political party formed in June 1898 through the merger of the Liberal Party and the Progressive Party
government dominated by the former domain cliques (Meiji-Taishō era); han-clique government; domain-clique government
chairman of (party) policy bureau; policy chief
venerable statesman
apolitical; nonpolitical
political argument
foreign policy; diplomatic affairs
parties in government; the government and the ruling parties
participation in politics; political participation
metropolitan government (of Tokyo)
administrative service; public services; tax-funded services; government services
parliamentary investigation rights
economic problem; financial problem
interim government; provisional government; caretaker government
political awareness
distrust of politics; political mistrust
government property; government owned
town organization; town organisation; town administration
feudal government
political commentator (journalist, columnist)
unity of church and state
political dynamics; dynamics of political forces; the balance of political power
political intervention; political interference; political meddling
standard procedures of constitutional government; convention that the majority party in the lower house forms the cabinet (Taishō period); convention that leaders of the two major parties alternate as prime minister (Meiji and Taishō periods)
military government
government by the imperial court
political strife (antagonism, conflict)
bureaucratic government
economic support; financial support
broadcast of political opinions; broadcast by candidate; party political broadcast
Imperial Rule Assistance Association (1940-1945)
communist regime; communist government
home economics; domestic science
one-child policy (of the PRC)
to administer affairs of state; to attend to government affairs
ousting of vice-minister Ōkuma Shigenobu and his supporters from the Meiji government (1881)
(political) policy position; line of policy; party line
political tactician
ministerial aide; government delegate
non-governmental organization; non-governmental organisation; NGO
expansionary fiscal policy
welfare policy; social welfare measures
administrative or executive order
economic power; economic strength
Official Development Assistance; ODA
government plane (esp. for transporting senior politicians, etc.)
administrative affairs
government expenditure
local government finance
special administrative region (of China; e.g. Hong Kong); SAR
realpolitik; pragmatic politics
postal privatisation (privatisation of Japan Post)
financial difficulties; pecuniary embarrassment
government bill
administrative policy
course in home economics
political party in power
tyranny; despotism
administrative measures (disposition)
faculty of political science and economics; school of political science and economics
(French) Second Empire
political jargon; political term
initiative taken by politicians (rather than by bureaucrats, in the formulation of a policy or bill)
money politics; plutocracy
political crime; political offence
policy shift; policy U-turn
austerity plan; austerity program; austerity programme
skill at administration; one's administrative skills
uprising demanding debt cancellation orders (Muromachi period)
public administration
government (public policy) focusing on the construction of public (community) buildings
political asylum; political exile
member of a political party
military government
financial aid; financial assistance; financial help; financial support
independent administration
politicians, business leaders and bureaucrats; the worlds of politics, big business and bureaucracy
international politics (as a field of study)
(study of) public finance
New Economic Policy (Soviet Union, 1922-1928); NEP
(one's) administrative responsibilities
provisional government
economic reform; fiscal reform
prefectural government (of Osaka or Kyoto)
misgovernment; maladministration
fiscal stimulus; increasing public spending
political realignment; a realignment of political parties
imperialisation policy (esp. on Korea during Japan's colonial rule) (imperialization); policy of imperialisation
non-governmental
politics and law; political science and law; way of governing
Fiscal Investment and Loan Program; FILP
democratic form of government
Society for the Study of Social Policy
administrative office; government agency
administration by close advisers; kitchen cabinet
fiscal and monetary policies of Takahashi Korekiyo in the 1930s
Chongqing government (Kuomintang government based in Chongqing during the Second Sino-Japanese War)
transition from military rule to democratic government
power base (of a government)
church and state
personnel administration
e-government; electronic government
representative government
political settlement; settling (a dispute) politically (without resorting to force)
merchant class culture that flourished in Edo during the Bunka-Bunsei period
small political party
planning a new government; plan for a new administration
disillusionment with politics
democratic government; democratically elected government
conservative government; conservative administration
policy of reducing acreage (under cultivation)
money in politics; political corruption (through bribery); kleptocracy; (lit.) politics and (dirty) money
fiscal discipline; budgetary discipline
party policy research
obscurantist policy; keep-the-people-ignorant policy
Administrative Management Agency
Taishō Political Crisis (1913)
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications
Local Government Finance Act
Palestinian Authority; Palestinian National Authority
Songun; military-first policy of North Korea
political theory focused on a parliamentary system; parliamentary regime theory
political fundraiser; organization that financially assists a political party
local governmental body that requires federal oversight to recover from its debts
policy statement; manifesto
faction-based politics
tax cut policy; tax reduction policy; tax-abatement policy
whirlpool of political strife
policy research committee
constitutional monarchy; limited monarchy
ward management; ward administration
money politics; pork-barrel politics
politicians, business leaders and bureaucrats; the worlds of politics, big business and bureaucracy
forest management
enfranchisement of foreign residents; voting rights for foreign residents
regional administrator; local government official
local administrative organ; local government
local economy; local financial affairs
separation of church and state; separation of religious ritual and government administration
freedom to carry out political activities; freedom of political activity
administrative punishment; administrative penalty
government emergency radio system for disaster prevention and relief
Bunka-Bunsei period (approx. 1804-1830)
broader-based local government
Specific Administrative Agency; municipality or public body which has an appointed building officer and is responsible for issuing building certifications
transport administration; transportation administration
government intervention
currying of political favor; buying political influence
administrative and financial reforms
The Matsushita Institute of Government and Management
political solution; political settlement
politicking by wining and dining
Gapsin Coup (failed reformist coup d'état in Korea; 1884); Kapsin Coup
Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy; CEFP
being something of a politician; having something of the politician in one
Constitutional Democratic Party (1927-1940)
local political party
designated city or core city required to run its own public health centers
political situation; politicians' movements
government of Tokyo Metropolis
Japan Post (2003-2007) (abbr)
ordinance-designated city
political fundraiser
political terrorism
Sunshine Policy (South Korean policy of engaging with North Korea)
reformist party; progressive party
labor administration; labour administration
political prisoner
inflationary policy
conservative (regressive) policy
government-controlled rice
administrative litigation (action)
Japanese Society for Public Administration
Act on the Protection of Personal Information Held by Incorporated Administrative Agencies, etc.
political; politically; from a political point of view
Japanese Conference for the Study of Political Thought; JCSPT
Act on the Protection of Personal Information Held by Administrative Organs
separation of politics from economics
Japanese Political Science Association; JPSA
government funding; government-financed
Act on Substitute Execution by Administration
Posts and Telecommunications University
International Institute of Administrative Sciences
Japan Academic Society for Educational Policy; JASEP
centrism; middle-of-the-road politics
Inter-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organization; IMCO
Japan Association for Comparative Politics; JACP
dominant-party system; one-party dominant system
centrist party; middle-of-the-road party
Administrative Reform Promotion Office; Administrative Reform Task Force
political liberalization; political liberalisation
Kansai Society for Educational Administration; KSEA
State Minister in Charge of Science and Technology Policy
International Political Science Association
back-room political dealing
State Minister in Charge of Postal Services Privatization
fiscal year; financial year
Administrative Reform Conference; Administrative Reform Council
tidbits of political gossip
legitimate government
constitutional monarchy
Ministry of Civil Affairs (PRC)
Kinmirai Seiji Kenkyūkai (faction of the Liberal Democratic Party); Ishihara faction
Government Paperwork Elimination Act (USA)
Ministry of Finance (China)
American Political Science Association
Kyōsei-kai (yakuza syndicate)
administration established through an unprincipled political coalition; government of convenience; cabinet created through an unholy alliance
one who is obsessed with (getting into, holding on to) political power; one who is obsessed with the idea of taking over government
Shikoku Branch Administrative Inspection Bureau
Institute for Information and Communications Policy; IICP
Three Noes (former Taiwan policy of no contact, no negotiation and no compromise with China)
National Military Establishment (forerunner to the US Department of Defense; 1947-1949)
Deliberative Council on Political Ethics
public funding for political parties; party subsidy
policy-induced slump; stagnation resulting from poor economic policies
Political Party Subsidies Act
Constitutional Imperial Rule Party (1882-1883)
policy-related; policy based; policy relevant
National Institute of Science and Technology Policy; NISTE
financial institution
policy-based financial institution; policy-driven financial institution; policy bank
three highest ranks in a ministry: minister, vice minister and parliamentary secretary
Public Finance Act
economic stability; fiscal stability
United States Military Government of the Ryukyu Islands (1945-1950)
Seiwa Seisaku Kenkyūkai (conservative faction of the Liberal Democratic Party); Abe faction
representative government
Banchō Seisaku Kenkyūjo (faction of the LDP)
government-backed institution; government sponsored enterprise; GSE
U.S. postal service; UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands (1950-1972); USCAR
financial adjustment monies; public finance adjustment reserve funds stipulated in the Local Finance Act
Institute for Posts and Telecommunications Policy; IPTP
Posts and Telecommunications Training Institute
government subsidy; government grant
platform (e.g. of a party); policy statement; manifesto
cold political relations but hot economic relations (often said about China-Japan relations)
Policy Research Institute, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries; PRIMAFF
United States Military Government of the Ryukyu Islands (1945-1950)
United States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands (1950-1972); USCAR
parliamentary under-secretary
anti-government party
crony politics; nepotistic government
all-around policy; please-everyone policy
political process
Sunshine Policy (South Korean policy of engaging with North Korea)
bloc party; satellite party
government-labour (e.g. liaison meeting); government-labor
administrative government agency; policy-making government agency
Sanseito (political party)
political power
government shutdown
Look East policy (Malaysia)
government by relatives of ruler's wife
policy deliberation
Kingdom of Tungning (Taiwan, 1661-1683); Koxinga dynasty
government whose core support comes from labourers and farmers (esp. the Soviet government)
Government of the Ryukyu Islands (1952-1972)
advisor (to the Ryukyuan King)
fiscal cliff (e.g. potential 2013 US financial crisis); fiscal precipice
Deliberative Council on Political Ethics (Diet Committee); ethics committee
debt cancellation order issued by the Emperor or the Shogun (during the Muromachi and Kamakura periods)