@article{oai:glim-re.repo.nii.ac.jp:00002563,
 author = {福元, 健太郎 and Fukumoto, Kentaro},
 issue = {6},
 journal = {東洋文化研究, Journal of Asian cultures},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {application/pdf, The　Conflict　about　the　Japan　U．　S．　Security　Treaty（JUSST）is fought　between　the　Liberal　Democratic　Party（LDP）and　the　Japan Socialist　Party（JSP），　though　disagreement　about　the　Constitution emerged　within　the　LDP，　Some　LDP　members　support　Taiwan， while　others　support　the　People’s　Republic　of　China．　Postwar settlement　was　not　discussed　until　the　1980s．　These　inconsistent partisan　divisions　d6n’t　fit　with　the　conventional　right－left　ideology． These　issues　differ　not　only　in　terms　of　partisan　division　but　also the　policy　dimension；the　JUSST　and　the　China　problem　are concerned　with　the　Cold　War　dimension，　while　the　Constitution　and postwar　settlement　are　related　to　the　stateness　dimension．　Since　the Cold　War　dimension　is　more　salient　than　the　stateness　dimension， the　partisan　division　on　that　issue，　the　LDP　vs．　the　JSP，　was　fixed in　1955．　As　a　result，　issues　of　the　Constitution　and　postwar settlement　have　never　been　solved．},
 pages = {111--136},
 title = {安保・憲法・アジア : 与党内対立と与野党間対立},
 year = {2004},
 yomi = {フクモト, ケンタロウ}
}