Part One: Setting the stage
第1回目 :Introduction:
第2回目 : What is sociology of law? Legal Consciousness and sociology of law in Japan: methodology, strengths and weaknesses
第3回目 : 冤罪と法意識
第4回目 : Guest speaker about 冤罪
第5回目 : Guest speaker Prof. Mathieu Deflem (Department of Sociology, University of South Carolina)
Part Two: Close Reading: Law bottom-up: how to think about how people think about the law
第6回目 : Law Bottom-up: an introduction
Reading: Hertogh, Marc. “Chapter 1: Introduction” in: Marc Hertogh, Nobody's law: Legal consciousness and legal alienation in everyday life. Springer, 2018.)
第7回目 : Visions on Legal Culture in Europe and Japan
Reading: 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8回目 : Alienation and trust in the legal system (Europe and Japan)
Reading: Hertogh, Marc. “Chapter 3: “Loyalists, Legalists, Cynics and Outsiders” in: Marc Hertogh, Nobody's law: Legal consciousness and legal alienation in everyday life. Springer, 2018.)
第9回目 : Legal consciousness as a central concept to approach analysis in law and society
Reading: 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回目: Guest speaker
Part Three: Case studies: discovering law reforms, society and policy making in Japan and Europe
第11回 : Legal alienation in everyday life: A School Director and Non-discrimination Law
Reading: Hertogh, Marc. Chapter 5
第12回 : Legal alienation in everyday life: Contractors and Competition Law
Reading: Hertogh, Marc. Chapter 6
第13回 : Legal alienation in everyday life: Front-Line Officials and Public Law
Reading: Hertogh, Marc. Chapter 7