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Judicial Reform in Japan in the 1990s: Increase of the Legal Profession, Reinforcement of Judicial Functions and Expansion of the Rule of Law
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  • 1993Japan's political marketplace325 cited
  • 1963DISPUTE RESOLUTION IN CONTEMPORARY JAPAN120 cited

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  • 2009The Next Frontier112 cited
  • 2007Crime and Punishment in Contemporary Japan32 cited

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