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COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss current topics in family law and policy in Japan and abroad. We will explore, among other things the various legal issues surrounding LGBT families, the legal and policy controversy surrounding assisted reproductive technologies, and the law and policies concerning family violence. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding and a more global perspective on issues in family law and policy.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss themes in gender, law and policy, such as gender stereotypes and biases in law and legal practice, the portrayal of women in the courts and justice systems of Japan and a number of common law jurisdictions, such as Canada, Australia and the US. We will also look at the law concerning transgender persons, following two recent Supreme Court of Japan judgments relating to transgender persons. We will start the semester with more general topics about law and gender, but will concentrate on domestic violence during the latter part of the semester. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of gender and the law, as well as to introduce a comparative perspective through readings concerning gender and law in different countries/jurisdictions.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
We will discuss themes in gender, law and policy, such as gender stereotypes and biases in law and legal practice, the portrayal of women in the courts and justice systems of Japan and a number of common law jurisdictions, such as Canada, Australia and the US. We will also look at the law concerning transgender persons, following two recent Supreme Court of Japan judgments relating to transgender persons. We will start the semester with more general topics about law and gender, but will concentrate on domestic violence during the latter part of the semester. This seminar aims to cultivate a deeper understanding of gender and the law, as well as to introduce a comparative perspective through readings concerning gender and law in different countries/jurisdictions.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
This course will serve as (1) an introduction to Japanese law to those who are new to the subject, (2) a chance to analyze and discuss a wide range of issues in Japanese law, and (3) a chance to gain a more global perspective for those who have already taken courses in Japanese law. After learning/reviewing some basic concepts, we will be discussing a range of specific topics in different areas of Japanese law. Please note that this year there will be much more family law content (and fewer other topics) than previous years (see Preliminary Class Schedule below on details of topics that will be explored in this seminar). Where appropriate, comparative perspectives from other countries will be introduced. The aim of this seminar is to (1) acquire/review the basic concepts of (Japanese) law, (2) deepen the participants’ understanding of Japanese law and Japanese society, and (3) provide a global perspective on social issues in Japan and on the approach of Japanese law in tackling these issues.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
This course will serve as (1) an introduction to Japanese law to those who are new to the subject, (2) a chance to analyze and discuss a wide range of issues in Japanese law, and (3) a chance to gain a more global perspective for those who have already taken courses in Japanese law. After learning/reviewing some basic concepts, we will be discussing a range of specific topics in different areas of Japanese law. Please note that this year there will be much more family law content (and fewer other topics) than previous years (see Preliminary Class Schedule below on details of topics that will be explored in this seminar). Where appropriate, comparative perspectives from other countries will be introduced. The aim of this seminar is to (1) acquire/review the basic concepts of (Japanese) law, (2) deepen the participants’ understanding of Japanese law and Japanese society, and (3) provide a global perspective on social issues in Japan and on the approach of Japanese law in tackling these issues.
COURSE OBJECTIVES AND OUTLINE:
In this seminar we will be discussing the role, challenges and limitations of the law in a diverse and increasingly globalizing world by looking at 1) sexual minorities and the law, 2) gender and the law, 3) transnational businesses and the law, 4) religion and the law, and 5) the international movement of people and the legal challenges that this brings about.
医療機関，教育機関および関連機関において展開されている，複雑で解決困難な看護問題を持つ子供や家族およびそれらを取り巻く人々に対して行われている高度な看護支援の実際を学ぶ。また，子供と家族の支援に関連した事例報告，研究論文を講読することを通して，子供と家族を心理・社会的に支援する看護の視点を養う。
Students will learn about the advanced nursing care provided at medical institutions, educational institutions, and related organizations for children and families with complex and difficult-to-solve nursing problems, and the people surrounding them. In addition, through reading case reports and research papers related to supporting children and families, students will develop a nursing perspective that provides psychological and social support for children and families.
The purpose of the course is for students to understand the features of Japanese businesses, especially focusing on SMEs and Regional Enterprises (REs) and their surroundings. In addition, related theories and concepts are introduced showing examples.
This lecture will be given face-to-face, Friday 18:00-19:30. 小講3 (Small Lecture room, 3)
Any changes will be communicated as soon as possible.
Materials used in the lecture will be provided by the instructor.
なぜ死生学という学問が誕生したのかというところから始め、終末期医療、在宅での看取りといった現代医療の問題や、大震災被災地での支援、老人介護など、超高齢多死社会といわれる現代生活の多様な局面を取り上げながら、誰もがケアの担い手になり得るという現実を理解し、それぞれの立場から人間の生と死を取り巻く諸問題にどのように対処していけばよいのかを考察する。
This course describes the origins and purposes of the discipline of tanathology and covers various problems and challenges faced by modern medicine, such as an increasing demand for terminal care and home health nursing. Today, we are asked to provide care and support in multiple and varied circumstances: as volunteers in the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, as elderly care workers, etc. Ultimately, any member of our super-aged, mass death society may find him- or herself in the position of a caregiver. This course aims to prepare students for this role and give each of them an opportunity to look for his or her personal way to address a range of issues related to human life and death.