THE LEGAL ORDER IN JAPAN'S CHANGING SOCIETY: SOME OBSERVATIONS.

Explores significant aspects of the contemporary Japanese legal order, drawing on the particular interests of the ten Japanese legal scholars, who had studied, most of them during the period 1954-56, in the United States under the auspices of the Japanese-American Program for Cooperation in Legal Studies. Role of law in society; Legal procedure and personnel; Legal education; Judicial review; Criminal law; Family law; Labor relations; Corporation law.