20th Century Japanese Jurisprudence

Author: He Qinhua
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: This book is divided into five parts: Basic Law, Public Law, Private Law, Social Law, and International Law. It explores the connotation, characteristics, development, evolution, and laws of 16 Japanese legal disciplines in the 20th century, namely Legal Philosophy, Sociology of Law, Legal History, Comparative Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Criminal Law (including Criminal Procedure Law and Criminology), Civil Law, Commercial Law, Civil Procedure Law, Economic Law, Labor Law, Social Security Law, Public International Law, Private International Law, and International Economic Law. Additionally, it introduces and reviews 43 representative figures such as Komeiji Shigeyoshi, Minobe Tatsukichi, Umezu Kenjiro, Kanazawa Yoshio, and Taki Yasuyuki, along with their representative works from the 16 disciplines mentioned above. The book is rich in content, well-documented, well-structured, and written in fluent language, with extensive references to original Japanese books. It serves as a valuable resource for educators and researchers in the fields of law, political science, sociology, and international political relations in China.