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Perspectives on Law:Japanese Law as Viewed from Abroad

Perspectives on Law (法のパースペクティブ):Japanese Law as Viewed from Abroad
For over a century, Western scholars have pursued scholarship on Japanese law. Foreign scholars have produced many excellent works exploring various fields of Japanese law, frequently approaching subjects from perspectives other than those commonly found within Japan. In this course, we will read and discuss leading works on Japanese law written by foreign scholars. The readings will include works from various perspectives, including sociological, historical, economic, and practice-related perspectives. For a few class sessions, depending on availability, foreign scholars will be invited as guest speakers.
NOTE: This class will be conducted entirely in English. Heavy emphasis will be placed on class discussion.
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時間割/共通科目コード
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学期
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5121394
GPP-MP6L20L3
Perspectives on Law:Japanese Law as Viewed from Abroad
FOOTE Daniel
S1 S2
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講義使用言語
英語
単位
2
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公共政策学教育部
授業計画
(Note: The precise list of topics to be covered is subject to change, depending on such factors as student interest and availability of guest speakers. The following list is representative of the types of topics to be covered.) Class 1: Introduction Class 2: Historical Perspectives Class 3: The Making of Japan’s Constitution: Women’s Rights Class 4: Invented Traditions: Labor Law Class 5: Dispute Resolution/Legal Consciousness Class 6: Judicial Creation of Norms Class 7: Law and Social Change Class 8: The Legal Profession Class 9: Criminal Justice 1 Class 10: Criminal Justice 2 Class 11: Freedom of Information/Press Freedom Class 12: Corporate Governance Class 13: The Constitution and the Family
授業の方法
①双方向的授業を中心に行う ②その他(There will be a heavy emphasis on interactive discussion. In addition, team-based exercises, including debates between teams, will be utilized for some sessions.)
成績評価方法
Grading will be based upon class performance, including oral reports and participation in class discussion (20%); on one short written report (of approximately 5 pages, due by mid-June) (20%); and on one longer written report (15-20 pages, due by early August) (60%). 筆記試験を行なわない 平常点を考慮する レポートを課す(See above)
教科書
Reading materials will consist of excerpts from works on Japanese law by foreign scholars. Reading materials will be compiled and distributed. All readings will be in English.
参考書
Relevant reference works will be introduced as appropriate.
履修上の注意
This course will be conducted entirely in English.