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The constitution of Japan and constitutional reform / Takeshi Inoue

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TAKESHI Inoue

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In: Asia-Pacific Review Vol 23, No. 2, November 2016, pp. 1 - 11 (DA)Summary: There has been movements in Japan to revise the 70 year old constitution. The article examines the rules of constitutional revision, the bases on which the constitution was drafted and the ramifications of an unmodified constitution.

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There has been movements in Japan to revise the 70 year old constitution. The article examines the rules of constitutional revision, the bases on which the constitution was drafted and the ramifications of an unmodified constitution.

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