2015 年 22 巻 p. 102-112
This article analyzes 3 focus points of the recent educational crisis in Tokyo under the Structural Reform. Firstly, I explore the strengthening power of the Tokyo governor on educational policy under the structural reform in the latter part of the 1990's, and how this causes a crisis for the constitutionally-guaranteed right to learn. Secondly, I point out the need to establish the form of democracy which can support autonomy of educational practice to limit the influence of the governor on educational practices. Thirdly, I propose theoretical key points agenda toward creativeness on educational politics. Especially, I point our the need to research the form of relations between education and politics which can support a stable autonomy of educational practice. I do not intend to simply criticize the intervention of politics into education.