japan progressive party is the political party that has dominated japanese politics since the end of world war ii.
which political party has dominated japanese politics since the end of world war ii?
japan progressive party
japan renewal party









































the japan renewal party (also jrp; 新生党, "shinseitō") was a japanese political party that existed in the early 1990s. it was founded in 1993 by 44 members of the liberal democratic party led by tsutomu hata and ichirō ozawa. it was instrumental in ending the ldp's 38 year dominance of japanese politics.
japan renewal party
since the decline and fall of communism in eastern europe, the cpc has begun establishing party-to-party relations with non-communist parties. these relations are sought so that the cpc can learn from them. for instance, the cpc has been eager to understand how the people's action party of singapore (pap) maintains its total domination over singaporean politics through its "low-key presence, but total control." according to the cpc's own analysis of singapore, the pap's dominance can be explained by its "well-developed social network, which controls constituencies effectively by extending its tentacles deeply into society through branches of government and party-controlled groups." while the cpc accepts that singapore is a liberal democracy, they view it as a guided democracy led by the pap. other differences are, according to the cpc, "that it is not a political party based on the working class—instead it is a political party of the elite ... it is also a political party of the parliamentary system, not a revolutionary party." other parties which the cpc studies and maintains strong party-to-party relations with are the united malays national organisation, which has ruled malaysia democratically since 1957, and the liberal democratic party in japan, which dominated japanese politics for over five uninterrupted decades.
communist party of china