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Judicial Use in Traditional Societies: Possibilities for East-West Comparison
 Original text before translation
伝統社会の司法利用：東西比較の可能性
(978-4-87259-793-6)
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(978-4-87259-793-6)
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A5 size, 354 pages
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Country of manufacture: Japan
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Year of manufacture: 2024
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| Edited by Naoko Matsumoto / Written by Shigeko Kobayashi, Gakujin Takamura, Tohen Chen, Martin*Dinges, Hiroaki Terada, So Nakatani, Makiko Hayashi, Karl Härter, Hoshi Maeda, Susanne Lepsius [Justiznutzung (Use of Justice) is a concept proposed by the German early modern historian M. Dinges, and is a working concept that focuses on the behavior of residents in choosing and using various means of public dispute resolution, not limited to the courts. Based on this concept, which allows for an analysis that does not use the [modern sense of rights] as a central criterion, we will compare the actual situation and background of various public dispute resolutions in traditional societies in the East and the West. |
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[Justiznutzung (Use of Justice) is a concept proposed by the German early modern historian M. Dinges, and is a working concept that focuses on the behavior of residents in choosing and using various means of public dispute resolution, not limited to the courts. Based on this concept, which allows for an analysis that does not use the [modern sense of rights] as a central criterion, we will compare the actual situation and background of various public dispute resolutions in traditional societies in the East and the West.