The Changing Role Of Law In Japan: Empirical Studies In Culture, Society And Policy Making
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| Originally published | 2014 |
| Editors | Stephan Parmentier |
| J Maesschalck | |
| Dimitri Vanoverbeke | |
| David Nelken | |
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| ID | 2029517 |
About The Changing Role Of Law In Japan: Empirical Studies In Culture, Society And Policy Making
'The role of culture in the operation of Japanese law is one of the great questions of sociolegal studies. Discussions tend to polarize, between a simplistic view of cultural determinism and a more universalist approach that emphasizes institutions. . . .