Authority without power : law and the Japanese paradox / John Owen Haley
Imprint
New York : Oxford University Press, 1995, c1991
Descript
x, 258 p. : ill. ; 24 cm
CONTENT
Continuity with change: the historical foundations of governance and legal control in Japan: Emperors and edicts: the paradigm of the administrative state -- Castellans and contracts: the legacy of feudal law -- Magistrates and mura: the ambivalent tradition of Tokugawa Japan -- Constitutions and codes: the making of the contemporary legal order -- Cohesion withh conflict: the containment of legal controls: Lawsuits and lawyers: the making of a myth -- Policemen and prosecutors: crime without punishment -- Bureaucrats and business: administrative power constrained -- Hamlets and hoodlums: the social impact of law without sanctions