'Human rights' in the discourse of Buraku liberation: from the 1920s to the 1990s, an initial survey
The paper argues that ideas about human rights, rather than being a relatively new arrival within political and social discourse, have been present in both the mainstream and the dissenting streams of Japan’s political system since the start of the twentieth century. In the years immediately after t...
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Institute for Social Development and Policy Research
2010
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