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Current Issue: Volume 43, Issue 5 (1968) Symposium on the Japanese Constitution
Articles
Introduction: Perspectives on the Japanese Constitution after Twenty Years
Dan Fenno Henderson
The Japanese Constitutional Style
John M. Maki
Twenty Years of Revisionism
H. Fukui
Some Reminiscences of Japan's Commission on the Constitution
Kenzo Takayanagi
Japanese Judicial Review of Legislation: The First Twenty Years
Dan Fenno Henderson
Pollitical Questions and Judicial Review: A Comparison
Kisaburo Yokota
Treaties and the Constitution
Isao Sato
The Public Welfare Standard and Freedom of Expression in Japan
Lawrence W. Beer
Protection of Property Rights and Due Process of Law in the Japanese Constitution
Nobushige Ukai and Nathaniel L. Nathanson
The "Right of Silence" in Japanese Law
B. J. George, Jr.
Errata
Indexes
Subject Index
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Table of Contents
Tables
Table of Cases
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