Tatsuhiko Kato
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Tatsuhiko Kato
“市部では町内会を組織し、すべての国民をその構成員としました。終戦後にGHQは町内会を解体するのですが、先に述べたような戦後の諸課題の解決に向き合うためには、町内会を中心とした総動員型の取組みを行うことが適していたことから、その名残で現在もなお、町内会は地域の担い手となっています。それどころか、GHQが非民主的であると考えた上意下達型の機構を市町村はそのまま活用し、広報紙の配布や防災・防犯活動、民生委員の選任など、ありとあらゆる場面で町内会が機能している状態です。”
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α-SYNODOS vol.334
芹沢一也（編集長）、坂本かがり（編集）／橋本努、志田陽子（編集協力）
町内会は戦時中の組織が起源。
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