An edition of Transcending law
(2010)
Transcending law
the unintended life of Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution
by Kenneth L. Port
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Japan, Law and legislation, Renunciation of war, DefensesPlaces
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Transcending law: the unintended life of Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution
2010, Carolina Academic Press
in English
1594607494 9781594607493
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Table of Contents
Context
History of Article 9
Two competing meanings of article 9
The history and status of Japan's "self-defense forces"
Examples of the absurd
The Supreme Court's (non)jurisprudence of Article 9
The comparative data on the size of the Japanese SDF
The debate over the rule of law and Article 9
The various "stories" of Article 9
Opinion surveys regarding Article 9
Japan as a partner in the war on terror.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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