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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ON JAPAN No. 6 (2023)
Constitutional Amendment Debates in Japan
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Table of Contents
Editor’s Note, Erdal K. Yalcin
Abstracts
Articles
- Narrative Development across Cultural and Historical Contexts: A Case Study of the Asian Versions of The Homecoming Husband, Saida Khalmirzaeva
- Japanese Sōtō Zen Monastery as a Worldly Institution, Merve Susuz Aygül
- Strengthening Germany-Japan Security Cooperation: An Examination of the Trends, Reasons, and Challenges, Weijing Xing
- An Elite Analysis: Reimagining LDP’s Factions, 1955-1993, Yalın Akçevin
Selected Abbreviated Translations
- International Comparison of Constitutional Reform Processes in Terms of the Requirements of Indirect and Direct Democracy, Takashi Kitamura
- The Image of “the State” Seen in Japanese Historical Novels: From Nation-state to a New Public Order Like The EU, Inoue Noriyuki
- Current Status and Issues of Basic Education Guarantee in Japan under the Corona Crisis, Makiko Shinya & Yohei Tanada
- Cognitive Linguistics and Japanese-Language Education: How to deal with cross-cultural conflict?, Michiyo Moriya
- From The Perspective of Language Simplification Easy Japanese and Sign Language News, Matsumoto Miho
Constitutional Amendment Debates in Japan
Translated Abstracts of Selected Recent Japanese Literature
- Public Opinion on Constitutional Amendment in Postwar Japan: An Analysis of a “Pooling the Polls” Method, Hirofumi Miwa & Shiro Sakaiya
- A Study on the Civilian Control concerning the Constitution of Japan, Article 66th Paragraph 2, Isaku Shibata
- Democracy and Constitutional Amendment regarding the Constitution of Japan, Ryosuke Yamada
- The Process of Making “Draft of Constitutional Revisions by Hisatada HIROSE”: The Note of Arguments
About Constitutional Revisions, Keisuke Arakuni - On Liberal Democratic Party’s Draft Revision of Japanese Constitution, Shigeaki Iijima
- Problems of the Bill for a Referendum on the Amendment of the Constitution of Japan, Shigeaki İijima
- Memorandum on the Referendum Law for the Constitutional Amendments: From the Perspective of the
People’s Freedom of Speech on the Right to Know, Hiroyuki Ota - The Making of the Amendment Clause in the Japanese Constitution of Japan – Formation on Process of
the MacArthur Draft and its Background, Masatoshi Takahashi - Significance of Unwritten Constitution in England and Japan: As Help of Consideration of the Problem of Amendment to the Japanese Constitution, Yoshimine Komori
- Comments on the Chapter 1 “The Emperor” of the Draft for the Amandmend of the Constitution of Japan
by the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan: In Contrast to the Current Constitution, Toru Enoki - A Short Bibliography on Recent Scholarship, Hiroto Naiki
Book Review: Late Ottoman Istanbul Theater from a Japanese Perspective by Yuzo Nagata and Hikari
Egawa, Selçuk Esenbel