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2004 eSymposium - Edited by Marian Lief Palley, University of Delaware The papers presented here, a result of the extremely successful Japanese American Women's Symposium, focus a fascinating lens on the study of women and politics both in the United States and in Japan. More so, the lens casts the light of comparison on the very different, and very similar, issues affecting women in politics of both countries. "Introduction--An Open Boundaries Workshop: Women and Politics in Comparative Perspective"Editor: Marian Lief Palley (PS, Jan. 2004) "Incorporating Gender Equality at Local Politics: A Case of Chieko Kitagawa Otsuru (PS, Jan. 2004) "Advance of Japanese Women in Politics: The General Local Election of 2003" Tokuko Ogai (PS, Jan. 2004) "Women Running for Congress: An Overview of the 2002 Elections" Julie Dolan (PS, Jan. 2004) "Women's Political Participation at the State and Local Level in the M. Margaret Conway (PS, Jan. 2004) "Whatever Happened to the Year of the Woman: Lessons from the 1992 and 2002 Elections" Michele Swers (PS, Jan. 2004) "Women Running Locally: How Gender Affects School Board Elections" Melissa Deckman (PS, Jan. 2004) "The Governor's Race in Masako Aiuchi (PS, Jan. 2004) "Has the Closed Door Opened for Women? The Appointment of Women Ministers in Yoshie Kobayashi (PS, Jan. 2004) "Gender, Party, and Political Change: The Evolution of a Democratic Advantage" Barbara Palmer, Dennis Simon (PS, Jan. 2004) "The Mother's Body Protection Act and the Contraceptive Pill: Reproductive Rights and Policy Making in Misako Iwamoto (PS, Jan. 2004) "Equal Employment in Contemporary Hiromi Tanaka (PS, Jan. 2004) "Engendered Violence: Chiharu Takenaka (PS, Jan. 2004) "Equal Employment Policy in the Joyce Gelb (PS, Jan. 2004) "Medicalization versus Demedicalization of Women's Health Care" Marian Lief Palley (PS, Jan. 2004)
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