Law and Custom in Korea: Comparative Legal History

Marie Seong-Hak Kim

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1. Comparative reflections on the concepts of law and custom 2. Law and legal culture under the Choson Dynasty 3. Custom and legal reception: the Japanese precedent 4. Legal reforms in protectorate Korea, 1905-10 5. Colonial law and the legal system, 1910-45 6. Colonial jurisprudence and the construction of Korean customary law 7. The 'Japanese deviation': comparison of colonial customary law policies 8. Customary law in modern Korea 9. Conclusion: Korean law and custom in comparative perspective.

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