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Japanese Approaches to International Law
Theory and Practice
Series: - International Law in Japanese Perspective, Volume: 17
Japanese Approaches to International Law analyses historical developments, controversies, and future challenges regarding Japanâs contribution to the making and implementation of international law. Each chapter discusses the Japanese governmentâs positions on issues related to international law, relevant theories and concepts developed in Japanese academia, and leading domestic cases, laws, and policies, which have facilitated or hindered the effective implementation of international law in Japan. This book, based on domestic legal materials, policy documents, and academic literature, is a comprehensive handbook for readers to better understand Japanese approaches to international law.
Chie Kojima, Ph.D. (Chuo), LL.M. (Yale) and J.S.D. (Yale), is Professor of International Law at Chuo University. Masatoshi Takeuchi is Professor of International Relations and International Law at Toyo Gakuen University.
Institutes, academic libraries, professors, graduate students, undergraduate students. Subject areas: international law, international relations, Asian studies