Changes in the Role of Lawyers and Corporate Governance in Japan—How Do We Measure Whether Legal Reform Leads to Real Change?

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This Essay explores the criteria for judging the significance of change brought about by legal reform through the examination of two significant areas in Japan about which Haley has written in the Heisei article and elsewhere: the role of lawyers and corporate governance.

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Adversary system (Law) -- Japan, Lawyers -- Japan, Corporate governance -- Japan, Comparative law -- Study & teaching, Myth of the reluctant litigant [Essay]: John Owen Haley

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Bruce E. Aronson (Creighton University)

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