KIKKAWA Takuro
Department Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University College of Asia Pacific Studies Position Professor |
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Research Period | 2009~2010 |
Research Topic | The Survival Mechanism of Buffer State: Mutual Accommodation and Intervention between the Jordanian Government and Strong Social Forces |
Research Type | Individual Research |
Research Division | KAKENHI Research |
Consignor | Japan Society for the Promotion of Science |
Research Program Type | Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B) |
KAKENHI Grant No. | 21730132 |
Responsibility | Representative Researcher |
Representative Person | KIKKAWA Takuro |
Details | This study comprehensively analyzed why and how the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan's monarchy had barely endured regional conflicts and economic crises in its six-decade history. This two year research project explored the background of Jordan's well-organized government and security network to secure order, focusing on its political system, diplomacy, state-society relations (particularly on the relationship between the government and some Islamic organizations), and national identity and elite formation within official nationalism. |