Books by Minoru Yokoyama Japanese Law in Context by James Abegglen John M. Abowd Naohiro Amaya Banri Asanuma David H. Bayley Gary S. Becker Lisa Bernstein Walter Ames Derek Bok Randall L. Calvert Kelly Crabb William A. Brock Taimie L. Bryant Susan Chira Samuel Coleman Alec Dubro Linda N. Edwards Robert Y. Eng James Fallows Norma Field Daniel H. Foote Mitsuhiro Fukao Glen S. Fukushima John O. Haley Constance Hamilton Chris Heftel Dan Fenno Henderson Joy Hendry Chalmers Johnson David S. Kaplan Robert L. Kidder Ellis S. Krauss Mathew D. Mccubbins John Henry Merryman Geoffrey P. Miller Bernadette A. Minton Mark J. Moran Ronald J. Gilson Steven N. Kaplan Takeyosi Kawashima Steve Lohr Stephen P. Magee Setsuo Miyazawa Michio Muramatsu Kevin M. Murphy Minor uGregory W. Noble F. G. Notehelfer Mancur Olson Jr. Lorraine Parkinson Richard Pascale Mark J. Roe Martin Shapiro Paul Sheard Andrei Shleifer Deborah Sklar Shunko Muto Thomas P. Rohlen Robert Eliot Smith Thomas C. Smith Curtis J. Milhaupt J. Mark Ramseyer Michael K. Young George Stalk Jr Hideo Tanaka Mark Thompson Frank K. Upham Karel Van Wolferen Robert W. Vishny Barry R. Weingast David E. Weinstein Mark D. West Ella Wiswell Minor uYokoyama Kazuhiro Yonemoto Leslie Young E. Anthony Zaloom Shingo Takasugi Hardcover , 672 Pages , Published 2001 by Harvard University Asia Center ISBN-13: 978-0-674-00518-1, ISBN: 0-674-00518-X " This is a wide-ranging selection of 130 readings in Japanese law. The essays, extracted from previously published books and articles, cover subjects including historical context, the civil law tradition, the legal services industry, dispute resolution, constitutional law, contracts, torts, criminal law, family law, employment law, corporate law, and economic regulation. This unique collection of readings is accompanied by the texts of ..."
Japanese Law in Context by James Abegglen John M. Abowd Naohiro Amaya Walter Ames Banri Asanuma David H. Bayley Gary S. Becker Lisa Bernstein Derek Bok William A. Brock Taimie L. Bryant Randall L. Calvert Susan Chira Kelly Crabb Samuel Coleman Alec Dubro Linda N. Edwards Robert Y. Eng James Fallows Norma Field Daniel H. Foote Mitsuhiro Fukao Glen S. Fukushima Ronald J. Gilson John O. Haley Constance Hamilton Chris Heftel Dan Fenno Henderson Joy Hendry Chalmers Johnson David S. Kaplan Steven N. Kaplan Takeyosi Kawashima Robert L. Kidder Ellis S. Krauss Steve Lohr Stephen P. Magee Mathew D. Mccubbins John Henry Merryman Geoffrey P. Miller Bernadette A. Minton Setsuo Miyazawa Mark J. Moran Michio Muramatsu Kevin M. Murphy Shunko Muto Minor uGregory W. Noble F. G. Notehelfer Mancur Olson Jr. Lorraine Parkinson Richard Pascale Mark J. Roe Thomas P. Rohlen Martin Shapiro Paul Sheard Andrei Shleifer Deborah Sklar Robert Eliot Smith Thomas C. Smith Curtis J. Milhaupt J. Mark Ramseyer Michael K. Young George Stalk Jr Shingo Takasugi Hideo Tanaka Mark Thompson Frank K. Upham Karel Van Wolferen Robert W. Vishny Barry R. Weingast David E. Weinstein Mark D. West Ella Wiswell Minor uYokoyama Kazuhiro Yonemoto Leslie Young E. Anthony Zaloom Paperback , 672 Pages , Published 2001 by Harvard University Asia Center ISBN-13: 978-0-674-00519-8, ISBN: 0-674-00519-8 " This is a wide-ranging selection of 130 readings in Japanese law. The essays, extracted from previously published books and articles, cover subjects including historical context, the civil law tradition, the legal services industry, dispute resolution, constitutional law, contracts, torts, criminal law, family law, employment law, corporate law, and economic regulation. This unique collection of readings is accompanied by the texts of ..."
The Burmese Harp by Shôji Yasui Jun Hamamura Taketoshi Naitô Rentarô Mikuni Tatsuya Mihashi Minor uYokoyama Masanori Tsujii Masayuki Takagi Michio Takeyama Natto Wada Kô Nishimura , directed by Kon Ichikawa Vhs Tape , Published 2000 by Homevision Black & White, Subtitled, Ntsc ISBN-13: , ISBN: "Kon Ichikawa's Buddhist tale of peace, The Burmese Harp, is universally relevant in various eras and cultures, although it comments specifically on the destruction of Burma during World War II. Based on the novel by Michio Takeyama, The Burmese Harp stars a Japanese platoon stationed in Burma whose choir skills are inspired by their star musician, Private Mizushima (Rentaro Mikuni), who strums his harp to cheer the homesick soldiers. As ..."
