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Introduction | ||
Forty Years of the Constitution and Its Various Influences: Japanese, American, and European | 1 | |
The Constitution of Japan: Pacifism, Popular Sovereignty, and Fundamental Human Rights | 39 | |
The Constitution and the Emperor System: Is Revisionism Alive? | 57 | |
Article Nine: Renunciation of War | 69 | |
Contemporary Democracy in a Parliamentary System | 87 | |
Authority of the National and Local Governments Under the Constitution | 109 | |
The Judiciary: Its Organization and Status in the Parliamentary System | 123 | |
Adjudication and the Governing Process: Political Questions and Legislative Discretion | 151 | |
Rule of Law and Due Process: A Comparative View of the United States and Japan | 173 | |
Equal Protection of the Law | 187 | |
The Separation of Religion and State | 205 | |
Freedom of Expression: The Continuing Revolution | 221 | |
Freedom of Economic Activities and the Right to Property | 255 | |
Welfare Rights | 269 | |
Rights of the Criminally Accused | 289 | |
Appendix: The Constitution of Japan | 319 | |
Contributors | 331 | |
Index | 333 |
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