第1回:Introduction
第2回:Bottom-up Rule Making and Trust in the Legal System: the Japanese farm villages and dispute resolution in a Changing World (focus on the era of Taisho Democracy)
第3回:Bottom-up Rule Making and Trust in the Legal System: the Japanese farm villages and dispute resolution in a Changing World (focus on the era of Taisho Democracy)
第4回:Your Rule of Law is Not Mine
(参考文献: M. Hertogh (2016), 'Your Rule of Law is Not Mine: Rethinking Empirical Approaches to EU Rule of Law Promotion', Asia Europe Journal, Vol. 14, No. 1, pp. 43-59.)
第5回:Litigious Marginals: disputing in a German Village
(参考文献: L. Nader & HF Todd (eds.) The Disputing Process in ten societies, NY, 1978 (pp. 86-121)
第6回:What are “traditional communities” and what do they mean for law and society research?
(参考文献: Moore, Sally Falk. “Law and social change: the semi-autonomous social field as an appropriate subject of study”. Law & Society Review, 1972, 7: 719.)
第7回:What does law mean for people in traditional communities?
(参考文献: Hertogh, Marc. “Chapter 1: Introduction” in: Marc Hertogh, Nobody's law: Legal consciousness and legal alienation in everyday life. Springer, 2018.)
第8回:Does a Japanese legal culture exist?
(参考文献: Hertogh, Marc. “Chapter 2: The Myth of Dutch Legal Culture” in: Marc Hertogh, Nobody's law: Legal consciousness and legal alienation in everyday life. Springer, 2018.)
第9回: How to design law and society research?
(参考文献: Hertogh, Marc. “Chapter 4: research Methods: Through the Lens
of Legal Consciousness” in: Marc Hertogh, Nobody's law: Legal consciousness and legal alienation in everyday life. Springer, 2018.)
第10回: Case studies: dispute resolution in the community of homeless people (Japan) (the specific case is a suggestion as a stepping stone but this can be changed according to the participant’s interest)
(参考文献:
第11回: Case studies: dispute resolution in the community of fish markets (Japan) (the specific case is a suggestion as a stepping stone but this can be changed according to the participant’s interest)
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第12回: Case studies: dispute resolution in Fukushima villages (the specific case is a suggestion as a stepping stone but this can be changed according to the participant’s interest)
第13回: final discussion