| Description |
166 pages ; 25 cm |
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regular print |
| Contents |
Part 1. The law and Japan's children and youth : New amendments to the Juvenile Law Act in Japan ; Child abuse in the context of criminal law in Japan ; Thrill-seeking, terror-pleasure and rebellion in today's Japan -- Part 2. Human rights and human values : The Japanese law governing human cloning ; Legal issues in the donation of body parts ; Traditonal Asian values versus western commercial globalisation ; All the bad news about today's Japan that fascinates western journalists -- Part 3. Litigation and alternative dispute resolution : Reforming administrative law and litigation procedures ; Civil conciliation and alternative dispute resolution in Japan -- Part 4. Historical models: the Emperor System and the welfare system : The Japanese constitution and the Emperor-System after WWII ; Abe Isoo (1865-1949) and New Zealand as the model for welfare legislation for Japan -- Part 5. Corporate business, ethics and the environment : Reforming the old corporate statutes and updating Japan's commercial code 1991-2003 ; Killing the tradition? - inside Japan's Bekko industry |
| Notes |
A joint project of Chukyo University and Central Queensland University |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography |
| Subject |
Law reform -- Japan.
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| SUBJECT |
Japan -- Social conditions -- 1945- http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85069578
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| Author |
Myers, David A.
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Ishidō, Kōtaku, 1933-
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Central Queensland University.
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Chūkyō Daigaku.
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| ISBN |
1876780428 paperback |
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