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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 53 > No. 2 (1990)

 

Volume 53, Number 1 & 2 (Winter-Spring 1990)
The Constitution of Japan—The Fifth Decade. Spring Issue

Percy R. Luney, Jr.
Special Editor for this Symposium

IV. Socioeconomic Rights

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Freedom of Economic Activities and the Right to Property

Matsuo Nakamura

1

 

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Welfare Rights

Akira Osuka

13

 

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Doctrines and Rents in Japan: A Comment on Professors Osuka and Nakamura

J. Mark Ramseyer

29

 

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Comment

Hiroyuki Hata

35

 

V. Protection of Human Rights

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Freedom of Expression: The Continuing Revolution

Lawrence W. Beer

39

 

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Rights of the Criminally Accused

B. J. George Jr.

71

 

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Equal Protection of the Law

Hidenori Tomatsu

109

 

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Comment

Frank K. Upham

125

 

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Comment

Yasuhiro Okudaira

129

 

VI. Important Constitutional Issues

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Restrictions on Political Campaigns in Japan

Masahiro Usaki

133

 

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Malapportionment of Representation in the National Diet

Hiroyuki Hata

157

 

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Article Nine of Japan’s Constitution: From Renunciation of Armed Force “Forever” to the Third Largest Defense Budget in the World

James E. Auer

171

 

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Comment

Kazuyuki Takahashi

189

 

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Comment

Margaret McKean

193

 

Appendix

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The Constitution of Japan

201

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff