Partai Demokrat Liberal (Jepang)
partai politik di Jepang
Partai Demokrat Liberal Jepang (自由民主党, Jiyū-Minshutō), sering kali disingkat menjadi LDP atau Jimintō (自民党), adalah sebuah partai politik di Jepang yang berideologi konservatif.[36]
Partai Demokrat Liberal 自由民主党 atau 自民党 Jiyū-Minshutō atau Jimintō | |
|---|---|
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| Singkatan | LDP |
| Presiden | Shigeru Ishiba |
| Wakil Presiden | Tarō Asō |
| Sekretaris Jenderal | Toshimitsu Motegi |
| Ketua di Dewan Penasihat | Masakazu Sekiguchi |
| Dibentuk | 15 November 1955 |
| Digabungkan dari | |
| Kantor pusat | 11-23, Nagatachō 1-chome, Chiyoda, Tokyo 100-8910, Jepang |
| Surat kabar | Jiyū Minshu[1] |
| Keanggotaan (2022) |  1,136,445[2] |
| Ideologi | Faksi: Ultranasionalisme[13][18][19] Konservatisme sosial[20][21][22] Liberalisme[23][24] |
| Posisi politik | Sayap kanan[25][a] |
| Warna | Merah[a][26] dan Hijau[b][27] |
| Himne | "われら"[28] ("We") |
| Anggota Dewan Penasihat | 113 / 245 |
| Anggota Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat | 285 / 465 |
| Anggota majelis prefektur[29] | 1.301 / 2.668 |
| Anggota majelis desa, kota, dan kotamadya[29] | 2.180 / 29.762 |
| Lambang pemilu | |
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| Situs web | |
| jimin.jp | |
^ a: Partai Demokrat Liberal adalah sebuah partai tenda besar berideologi konservatif.[30][31] LDP juga dideskripsikan sebagai partai berporos kanan tengah,[32] tetapi LDP memiliki faksi berporos kanan jauh[33] dan ultrakonservatif,[34] dan banyak anggotanya merupakan bagian dari Nippon Kaigi, serta faksi-faksi yang lebih berporos ke politik sentris.[35] | |
LDP hampir terus-menerus berkuasa sejak didirikan pada tahun 1955—periode yang disebut Sistem 1955—dengan pengecualian antara periode tahun 1993 sampai 1994, dan lagi dari tahun 2009 sampai 2012. Pada pemilihan umum tahun 2012, LDP kembali memegang kendali atas pemerintahan. LDP merebut 285 kursi di majelis rendah dan 113 kursi di majelis tinggi, dan setelah berkoalisi dengan Komeito, mereka berhasil meraih status supermayoritas atau memiliki dua per tiga suara di kedua majelis tersebut. Selain Perdana Menteri Shinzo Abe, banyak anggota serta mantan menteri LDP juga menjadi bagian dari Nippon Kaigi, sebuah organisasi ultranasionalis dan pendukung sistem monarki.[18][37]
Sejarah
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LDP dibentuk pada tahun 1955 sebagai hasil merger antara dua partai politik di Jepang—yaitu Partai Liberal (自由党, Jiyutō, 1945–1955, yang dipimpin oleh Shigeru Yoshida) dan Partai Demokrat Jepang (日本民主党, Nihon Minshutō, 1954–1955, yang dipimpin oleh Ichirō Hatoyama)—yang masing-masing merupakan partai beraliran konservatif berporos sayap kanan, sebagai front terdepan untuk menghadapi partai yang populer pada saat itu, Partai Sosialis Jepang (日本社会党, Nipponshakaitō), sekarang menjadi Partai Demokrat Sosial (社会民主党, Shakaiminshutō). LDP memenangkan pemilihan umum yang berikutnya, dan mereka membentuk pemerintahan konservatif Jepang pertama dengan status mayoritas di parlemen pada tahun 1955. LDP akan terus mempertahankan status pemerintahan mayoritas mereka di parlemen sampai tahun 1993.
LDP mulai mereformasi hubungan Jepang di kancah internasional, dimulai dari masuknya Jepang ke Perserikatan Bangsa-Bangsa, sampai menjalin hubungan diplomatik dengan Uni Soviet. Para pemimpin LDP pada dekade tahun 1950-an juga menjadikan LDP sebagai partai utama pemerintahan, dan pada seluruh pemilihan umum dekade tahun 1950-an, LDP memenangkan suara mayoritas. Satu-satunya pihak oposisi berasal dari partai berporos politik sayap kiri, yang terdiri dari Partai Sosialis Jepang dan Partai Komunis Jepang.
Dari dekade tahun 1950-an sampai 1970-an, Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) dari Amerika Serikat menghabiskan jutaan dolar dalam rangka mempengaruhi pemilihan umum di Jepang agar bisa memberikan LDP keuntungan terhadap partai-partai berporos kiri seperti Partai Sosialis Jepang dan Partai Komunis Jepang,[38][39] meskipun fakta tersebut baru terungkap ketika The New York Times mengeksposnya pada pertengahan dekade tahun 1990-an.[40]
Struktur
suntingKepemimpinan
sunting| Posisi | Nama | Faksi |
|---|---|---|
| Presiden | Yoshihide Suga | Hosoda (Seiwa Seisaku Kenkyū-kai) |
| Deputi Pemimpin | Masahiko Kōmura | Asō (Shikō-kai) |
| Sekretaris Jenderal | Toshihiro Nikai | Nikai (Shisui-kai) |
| Wakil Sekretaris Jenderal | Kōichi Hagiuda | Hosoda |
| Deputi Sekretaris Jenderal | Motoo Hayashi | Asō |
| Katsutoshi Kaneda | Takeshita (Heisei Kenkyū-kai) | |
| Naoki Okada | Hosoda | |
| Ketua Dewan Penelitian Urusan Kebijakan | Fumio Kishida | Kishida (Kōchi-kai) |
| Ketua Komite Urusan Keuangan | Yūji Yamamoto | Ishiba (Suigetsu-kai) |
| Ketua Komite Kampanye Pemilihan Umum | Ryū Shionoya | Hosoda |
| Manajer Umum Organisasi Partai | Taimei Yamaguchi | Takeshita |
| Manajer Umum Hubungan Masyarakat | Takuya Hirai | Kishida |
| Ketua Komite Urusan Diet | Hiroshi Moriyama | Ishihara (Kinmirai Seiji Kenkyū-kai) |
| Ketua Penegak Partai | Akiko Santō | Asō |
| Ketua Dewan Perwakilan Umum | Hajime Funada | Takeshita |
| Ketua Dewan Urusan Umum | Wataru Takeshita | Takeshita |
| Ketua Dewan Umum Majelis Gabungan | Hidehisa Otsuji | Takeshita |
| Ketua Dewan Umum Majelis | Seiko Hashimoto | Hosoda |
| Sekretaris Jenderal Umum Majelis | Hiromi Yoshida | Takeshita |
| Ketua Dewan Urusan Kebijakan Majelis | Keizō Takemi | Asō |
| Ketua Komite Urusan Diet Majelis | Masakazu Sekiguchi | Takeshita |
| Direktur Sekolah Lulusan Politik Pusat | Takeshi Iwaya | Asō |
Faksi
suntingFaksi saat ini dalam PDL termasuk:
- Seiwa Seisaku Kenkyūkai (dipimpin oleh kepemimpinan bersama)
- Shikoukai (dipimpin oleh Taro Aso)
- Heisei Kenkyūkai (dipimpin oleh Toshimitsu Motegi)
- Kouchikai (dipimpin oleh Fumio Kishida)
- Shisuikai (dipimpin oleh Toshihiro Nikai)
- Kinmirai Seiji Kenkyūkai (dipimpin oleh Hiroshi Moriyama)
- Suigetsukai (dipimpin oleh Shigeru Ishiba)
Keanggotaan
suntingLDP memiliki lebih dari lima juta anggota partai pada tahun 1990. Hingga bulan Desember 2017, keanggotaan partai menurun menjadi sekitar satu juta anggota.[41]
Presiden
suntingTerkecuali Yohei Kono dan Sadakazu Tanigaki, setiap Presiden LDP (自由民主党総裁, Jiyū-Minshutō Sōsai)[42] pernah menjabat sebagai Perdana Menteri Jepang.
| No. | Nama | Periode jabatan | Hasil pemilihan | Foto | |
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| Mulai | Selesai | ||||
| Partai pendahulu: Partai Demokrat (1954) & Partai Liberal (1950) | |||||
| Komite Kepemimpinan Sementara | |||||
| – | Ichirō Hatoyama | 15 November 1955 | 5 April 1956 | Komite Kepemimpinan Sementara | 
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| Bukichi Miki | 
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| Banboku Oono | |||||
| Taketora Ogata | 28 Januari 1956 | 
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| Tsuruhei Matsuno | 10 Februari 1956 | 5 April 1956 | |||
| Pemimpin | |||||
| 1 | Ichirō Hatoyama | 5 April 1956 | 14 Desember 1956 |
Ichirō Hatoyama – 394 Nobusuke Kishi – 4 Lainnya – 15 |
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| 2 | Tanzan Ishibashi | 14 Desember 1956 | 21 Maret 1957 | Putaran 1
Nobusuke Kishi – 223 Tanzan Ishibashi – 151 Mitsujiro Ishii – 137 Putaran 2
Tanzan Ishibashi – 258 Nobusuke Kishi – 251 |
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| 3 | Nobusuke Kishi | 21 Maret 1957 | 14 Juli 1960 | 1957
Nobusuke Kishi – 471 Kenzō Matsumura – 2 Tokutaro Kitamura – 1 Mitsujirō Ishii – 1 1959
Nobusuke Kishi – 320 Kenzō Matsumura – 166 Lainnya – 5 |
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| 4 | Hayato Ikeda | 14 Juli 1960 | 1 Desember 1964 | Putaran 1 1960
Hayato Ikeda – 246 Mitsujirō Ishii – 194 Aiichirō Fujiyama – 49 Lainnya – 7 Putaran 2 1960
Hayato Ikeda – 302 Mitsujirō Ishii – 194 1962
Hayato Ikeda – 391 Eisaku Satō – 17 Lainnya – 20 Juli 1964
Hayato Ikeda – 242 Eisaku Satō – 160 Aiichirō Fujiyama – 72 Hirokichi Nadao – 1 |
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| 5 | Eisaku Satō | 1 Desember 1964 | 5 Juli 1972 | November 1964
Eisaku Satō –  Aiichirō Fujiyama –  Ichirō Kōno – 1966
Eisaku Satō – 289 Aiichirō Fujiyama – 89 Shigesaburō Maeo – 47 Hirokichi Nadao – 11 Uichi Noda – 9 Lainnya – 5 1968
Eisaku Satō – 249 Takeo Miki – 107 Shigesaburō Maeo – 95 Lainnya – 25 1970
Eisaku Satō – 353 Takeo Miki – 111 Lainnya – 3 |
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| 6 | Kakuei Tanaka | 5 Juli 1972 | 4 Desember 1974 |
Tanaka Kakuei – 282 Takeo Fukuda – 180 |
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| 7 | Takeo Miki | 4 Desember 1974 | 23 Desember 1976 | 1974
Takeo Miki – Takeo Fukuda – Masayoshi Ōhira – Yasuhiro Nakasone – |
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| 8 | Takeo Fukuda | 23 Desember 1976 | 1 Desember 1978 | 1976
Takeo Fukuda – Masayoshi Ōhira – |
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| 9 | Masayoshi Ōhira (Died in office) |
1 Desember 1978 | 12 Juni 1980 | Putaran 1
Masayoshi Ōhira – 748 Fukuda Takeo – 638 Yasuhiro Nakasone – 93 Toshio Kōmoto – 46 Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan |
|
| — | Eiichi Nishimura | 12 Juni 1980 | 15 Juli 1980 | Pejabat sementara | 
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| 10 | Zenkō Suzuki | 15 Juli 1980 | 25 November 1982 | Putaran 1
Zenko Suzuki – Kiichi Miyazawa – Yasuhiro Nakasone – Toshio Kōmoto – Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan |
|
| 11 | Yasuhiro Nakasone | 25 November 1982 | 31 Oktober 1987 | Putaran 1 1982
Yasuhiro Nakasone – 57.6% (559,673) Toshio Kōmoto – 27.2% (265,078) Shintarō Abe – 8.2% (80,443) Ichirō Nakagawa – 6.8% (66,041) Putaran 2 1982
Tanpa lawan 1984
Mundur tanpa menentang 1986
1-year Extension |
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| 12 | Noboru Takeshita | 31 Oktober 1987 | 2 Juni 1989 | 1987
Noboru Takeshita – Shintarō Abe – Kiichi Miyazawa – |
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| 13 | Sōsuke Uno | 2 Juni 1989 | 8 Agustus 1989 | 1989
Sōsuke Uno – Masayoshi Itō – |
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| 14 | Toshiki Kaifu | 8 Agustus 1989 | 30 Oktober 1991 | Putaran 1
Toshiki Kaifu – 279 Yoshirō Hayashi – 120 Shintarō Ishihara – 48 Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan |
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| 15 | Kiichi Miyazawa | 31 Oktober 1991 | 29 Juli 1993 |
Kiichi Miyazawa – 285 Michio Wantanabe – 120 Hiroshi Mitsuzuka – 87 |
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| 16 | Yōhei Kōno | 29 Juli 1993 | 1 Oktober 1995 | Putaran 1
Yōhei Kōno – 208 Michio Wantanabe – 159 Putaran 2
Tanpa lawan |
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| 17 | Ryutaro Hashimoto | 1 Oktober 1995 | 24 Juli 1998 | 1995
Ryutaro Hashimoto – 304 Junichiro Koizumi – 87 1997
Mundur tanpa menentang |
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| 18 | Keizō Obuchi | 24 Juli 1998 | 5 April 2000 | 1998
Keizō Obuchi – 225 Seiroku Kajiyama – 102 Junichiro Koizumi – 84 1999
Keizō Obuchi – 350 Koichi Kato – 113 Taku Yamasaki – 51 |
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| 19 | Yoshirō Mori | 5 April 2000 | 24 April 2001 | 2000
Yoshirō Mori – Mikio Aoki – Masakuni Murakami – Hiromu Nonaka – Shizuka Kamei – |
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| 20 | Junichiro Koizumi | 24 April 2001 | 20 September 2006 | Putaran 1 2001
Junichiro Koizumi – 298 Ryutaro Hashimoto – 155 Tarō Asō – 31 Putaran 2 2001
Tanpa lawan 2003 |
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| 21 | Shinzo Abe | 20 September 2006 | 26 September 2007 |
Shinzo Abe – 464 Tarō Asō – 136 Sadakazu Tanigaki – 102 |
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| 22 | Yasuo Fukuda | 26 September 2007 | 22 September 2008 |
Yasuo Fukuda – 330 Tarō Asō – 197 |
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| 23 | Tarō Asō | 22 September 2008 | 16 September 2009 | 
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| 24 | Sadakazu Tanigaki | 28 September 2009 | 26 September 2012 | 
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| 21 | Shinzo Abe | 26 September 2012 | September 2020 | Putaran 1 2012
Shinzo Abe – 464 Shigeru Ishiba – 199 Nobuteru Ishihara – 96 Nobutaka Machimura 34 Yoshimasa Hayashi – 27 Putaran 2 2012
Shinzo Abe – 108 Shigeru Ishiba – 89 2015
Mundur tanpa menentang
Shinzo Abe – 553 Shigeru Ishiba – 254 |
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| 25 | Yoshihide Suga | 14 September 2020 | 30 September 2021 |
Yoshihide Suga – 377 Fumio Kishida – 89 Shigeru Ishiba – 68 |
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| 26 | Fumio Kishida | 30 September 2021 | Petahana | Putaran 1 2021 Fumio Kishida – 257 Taro Kono – 170 |
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As a new emperor takes the throne, prime minister Abe is consolidating his ultranationalist “beautiful Japan” project. But can he overcome a falling population and stagnating economy?
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Abe also rewarded right-wing politicians who are close to him — so-called ‘ideological friends’ who are being increasingly pushed to the forefront of his administration — such as LDP Executive Acting Secretary-General Koichi Hagiuda who was appointed Education Minister. As a member of the ultranationalist Nippon Kaigi (Japan Conference), which seeks to promote patriotic education, he can be considered ‘reliable’ as the government’s policy leader on national education.
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ところが、現実の政治はもっと複雑です。自民党にもリベラル派がたくさんいるからです。自民党は考え方の近い人たちが派閥というグループをつくっています。(However, real politics is more complicated. This is because there are many liberals in the LDP. The Liberal Democratic Party is made up of groups of people with similar ideas, called factions.)
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「トップダウンからボトムアップへ」「多様性を尊重する社会へ」など、リベラル色を前面に掲げ、安倍政権との違いを強調した。(He emphasized the differences from the Abe administration by putting liberal colors in the foreground, such as "from top-down to bottom-up" and "to a society that respects diversity".)
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Another sign of the rise of the uyoku dantai’s ideas is the growing power of the Nippon Kaigi. The organization is the largest far-right group in Japan and has heavy lobbying clout with the conservative LDP; 18 of the 20 members of Shinzo Abe’s cabinet were once members of the group.
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When Abe appointed five female ministers in September, two of which were forced to step down over scandals, a number of political commentators viewed the move with some cynicism, suggesting that the prime minister didn’t pay much attention to the qualifications of the candidates. Most of the women he chose were ultra-conservatives such as Eriko Yamatani, minister in charge of the North Korea abductee issue.
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Electoral system changes and three years in opposition helped ultra-conservative lawmakers and lobby groups strengthen their clout in the LDP.
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A union of centrist and rightwing parties created with US support after the second world war
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The LDP is a broad party whose members share a commitment to economic growth and free trade, but whose other political beliefs span from the center to the far right.
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- Scheiner, Ethan. Democracy without Competition in Japan: Opposition Failure in a One-Party Dominant State (Cambridge University Press, 2006)
Pranala luar
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