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Administrative Dispute System in Modern Japan
 Original text before translation
近代日本の行政争訟制度
(978-4-87259-752-3)
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(978-4-87259-752-3)
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A5 size, 580 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
Material / component: Paper
Package: Individual Packaging
Year of manufacture: 2022
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| Hiroshi Ono (Author) Reconsidering the reality of the administrative state system that was denied after the war This book introduces the administrative dispute system in foreign lands, which has been neglected, and reexamines the "common theory" that "administrative courts were merely organs to explain the legitimacy of administrative dispositions after the fact," and presents a new understanding of the history of the administrative dispute system. *** This book aims to renew the understanding of the administrative dispute system during the Meiji era. First, it examines the realities of the administrative courts, which were sometimes referred to as "protective organs of government agencies. First, we clarified that the enactment of the Administrative Tribunal Law in 1890 was intended to establish a judicial organ that was relatively independent from other administrative organs. Then, he drew attention to the institutional reforms that took place from the 1887-1990s onward, and showed that the Administrative Court was leading the drafting of amendments aimed at expanding and strengthening the administrative tribunal's authority. Second, the paper discusses administrative disputes (systems) in foreign countries (Taiwan and Korea) and puppet states (Manchukuo), which have not been well known until now, and shows the actual situation in Taiwan. This paper presents a new picture of the modern Japanese system of administrative disputes. |
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Reconsidering the reality of the administrative state system that was denied after the war
This book introduces the administrative dispute system in foreign lands, which has been neglected, and reexamines the "common theory" that "administrative courts were merely organs to explain the legitimacy of administrative dispositions after the fact," and presents a new understanding of the history of the administrative dispute system.
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This book aims to renew the understanding of the administrative dispute system during the Meiji era. First, it examines the realities of the administrative courts, which were sometimes referred to as "protective organs of government agencies. First, we clarified that the enactment of the Administrative Tribunal Law in 1890 was intended to establish a judicial organ that was relatively independent from other administrative organs. Then, he drew attention to the institutional reforms that took place from the 1887-1990s onward, and showed that the Administrative Court was leading the drafting of amendments aimed at expanding and strengthening the administrative tribunal's authority. Second, the paper discusses administrative disputes (systems) in foreign countries (Taiwan and Korea) and puppet states (Manchukuo), which have not been well known until now, and shows the actual situation in Taiwan. This paper presents a new picture of the modern Japanese system of administrative disputes.