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Japan's Prisoners of Conscience - Protest and Law During the Iraq War (Hardcover)
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Japan's Prisoners of Conscience - Protest and Law During the Iraq War (Hardcover)
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The book's narrative style makes it accessible to both general
interest and specialist readers. Such as historians, political
scientists and other social scientists, who will gain an
understanding of the impact of police suppression on political
speech, especially anti-war speech, in Japan. The book will be of
very strong interest to anyone with an interest in Japan's
evolution as a democratic society or the operation of Japan's legal
system and to scholars and students of comparative law and peace
studies. Little known outside Japan, and not well remembered within
the country, in Repeta's capable hands the tale of victories,
reversals, and limited vindication of the defendants offers a
clear-eyed warning of the challenges to free speech faced by
Japanese society today.
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