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Seeking
to
demystify
how
the
Japanese
system
of
government
really
works,
Dr.
Franklin
Lebo,
assistant
professor
of
sustainability,
has
published
a
new
book,
"Between
Democracy
and
Technocracy:
Regulating
Administrative
Guidance
in
Japan."
The book covers topics such as "Japan's messy policymaking process in telecommunications regulation, pharmaceutical approvals, diplomatic relations, and much more" in order to "lend a realistic glimpse into the only developed, non-western, industrialized democratic state in the world."
Lebo, who is passionate about political science and Asian studies, teaches various BW MBA and undergraduate courses on topics that include U.S. foreign policy, poverty, legal studies, sustainability and social justice. His passion for other cultures is demonstrated through his continuing research and previous publications.
He is also the recipient of two CALI Excellence for the Future Awards for his research, two Presidential Service Awards from President Barack Obama and the 2013 BW Adjunct Faculty Excellence Award.
