From Imperial Myth To Democracy: Japan'S Two Constitutions, 18892002,New Roller No Writing Other Than Name

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From Imperial Myth To Democracy: Japan'S Two Constitutions, 18892002,New Roller No Writing Other Than NameWhile Englishlanguage Studies Of Japanese Law Have Enjoyed Remarkable Growth In The Past Halfcentury, Scholars Have Given Only Scant Attention To The Broad Sweep Of Japan'S Constitutional History. Deftly Combining Legal And Historical Analysis, Lawrence W. Beer And John M. Maki Contrast Japan'S Two Modernera Constitutions The Meiji Constitution Of 1889 And The Showa Constitution Of 1947. Moving Beyond A Narrowly Focused Study Of The Documents