Administrative LawⅠ |
NAIKI, Shigeru |
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【Regional Economics･1st semester】
15-1-0794 |
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Objectives |
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Japan is presently on the course of fundamental reform, including at the local government level.
The professor teaching this course has had a a great deal of experience as a senior officer in both central and local governments, such as a diplomat, deputy mayor, general affairs manager and a pioneer of the "One village, one product" movement (a typical local development policy which has spread throughout Japan).
The professor is also an honorary research fellow at the University of Birmingham in England in the field of Government Administration and Sociology.
The students will learn the basic principles of Administrative Law which is the fundamental rule for the daily life. It is because the administration links closely to citizen life in various fields such as welfare, school education, fire defense, road/river management, and other social infrastructures.
So, the students can establish their own feelings of belonging as a member of the society.
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Outline |
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The students will learn the basic principle of Central and Local Government Administration.
The concept of administration and the system and structure of the Government, administrative legislation
are the targets of this course.
The students can also study the concrete examples of the administrative decision through 'case study'. (The professor also holds the title of honorary professor at the Local Autonomy College, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.)
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