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Joke Candidates: Humour in the British and Japanese Elections of 2017
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| 概要 | In 2017 both Britain and Japan called snap elections, both of which were won by the Prime Minister who had called them. While there are obviously some differences, there are also some similarities bet...ween the two political systems. One of these differences appears to be in the use of humour during election campaigns, namely the manner in which some seats in British elections are contested by joke candidates in addition to serious ones, whereas this practice appears to be less common in Japan. As such, this paper looks at the candidates that contested the seats of Theresa May and Abe Shinzo, the Prime Ministers, in the 2017 elections, with particular focus on those that can be regarded as being joke candidates. While those competing for Shinzo Abe’s seat tended to be serious candidates, a number of those contesting Theresa May’s seat did so under the guise of costumes and assumed names. 英国と日本は2017 年に選挙を行ったが、この2 国には政治構造に相違点と共通点がある。違いの1 つは、選挙運動中に見られたユーモアである。日本とは異なりイギリスでは「joke candidates」と考えられる候補者がいる。本稿では、2017 年の選挙で安倍晋三の選挙区とTheresa May の選挙区に出た候補者を中心に「jokecandidates」について分析する。その結果、安倍晋三の選挙区の候補者は、Theresa May の選挙区と比較して、真面目な候補者が多いことがわかり、Theresa May の選挙区では、真面目な候補者もいるがコスプレなどで出る候補者もいることが分かった。続きを見る |
| 目次 | 1 Introduction 2 Background 3 Joke Candidates in the 2017 Elections 4 Analysis 5 Conclusion |
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| 登録日 | 2019.03.12 |
| 更新日 | 2021.03.12 |