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Rethinking the constitution: an anthology of Japanese opinion |
Frederick M. Uleman
Japan Research Inc.
Rethinking the constitution: an anthology of Japanese opinion
The significance and limitations of "normalcy"
Authors

Sakurada Jun

ARI Id

1670456147657_26282522

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Introduction
PART I: About the Constitution. A constitution is.
Preambles from around the world
Some of the people who wrote the constitution
Richard B. Finn
Osborne Hauge
Charles L. Kades
Theodore McNelly
Richard A. Poole
Chronology
From the end of World War II to the promulgation of the Constitution
Procedure for amending the constitution
PART II: Some Japanese Views. The Constitution is not the problem
Anno Moyoko
Popular sovereignty vs. the Japanese reality
Hasegawa Michiko
The primary purpose is to rein in the government
Hashizume Daisaburou
Build compassion into the constitution
Fujiko Hemming
Include international defense and international citizenship
Hinohara Shigeaki
Strengthening the constitution to lock progress in
Hosokawa Morihiro
Add rights and duties attuned to society's evolution
Hotta Tsutomu
Let the people decide
Igarashi Takayoshi
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