The Current Status and Role of Private Autonomy in Japan and Germany
Synopsis
Since 2008, the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law in Hamburg and the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University have been engaged in an institutionalized partnership with the aim of promoting regular academic exchange, particularly among young researchers, and intensive project-based collaboration. As part of this cooperative effort, the two partners conducted a joint research project titled “Private Autonomy and Personal Responsibility as Legal Principles in German-Japanese Comparative Law” from 2016 to 2018. The project concluded in early 2018 with a workshop in Kyoto, the contributions of which are published in this volume.
[Excerpt from Foreword]
Chapters
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Vorwort der Herausgeber
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Privatautonomie – ohne irrationale SchwärmereiZugleich eine Stellungnahme zu Röthel, „Privatautonomie im Spiegel der Privatrechtsentwicklung: ein mystifizierendes Leuchtfeuer“
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The Reform of Japanese Contract Law and the Principle of Self-Responsibility
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Kommentar zum allgemeinen Teil des Symposiums „Gegenwärtiger Stand und Aufgabe der Privatautonomie in Japan und Deutschland“
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Autonomie im Familienrecht in der Gegenwart
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Privatautonomie aus der Sicht des Erbrechts
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Privatautonomie und Typenzwang im Sachenrecht
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Numerus clausus-Prinzip im japanischen Sachenrecht
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Widerrufs-/Rücktrittsrechte am KapitalmarktSinnvolle Schutzinstrumente oder überflüssige Durchbrechung der Eigenverantwortung?
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Kommentar
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Published
March 1, 2019
Copyright (c) 2019 German-Japanese Association of Jurists & Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law
