Judicial System Transformation in the Globalizing World

Preface

Part I Institutional and Historical Settings and Problems
Chapter 1 Legal System: Korea _ Dai-Kwon Choi
Chapter 2 The Japanese Judicial System: Institutions and Issues _ Kahei Rokumoto

Part II Management of Growing Civil Lawsuits
Chapter 3 Civil Litigation in Korea: Trends and Analysis _ Dohyun Kim and Sanghie Han
Chapter 4 Civil Litigation in Postwar Japan _ Ichiro Ozaki

Part III The Legal Profession and Career Patterns of Lawyers
Chapter 5 Career Patterns of the Korean Legal Profession _ Dohyun Kim and Seung Heum Hwang
Chapter 6 Career Patterns of Japanese Judges _ Hiroshi Takahashi

Part IV Response to Corporate Legal Needs
Chapter 7 Corporate Lawyers in Korea: An Analysis of the "Big 4" Law Firms in Seoul _ Kuk-Woon Lee
Chapter 8 The Development of Corporate Legal Practice in Japan: The Changing Relationship between the State, Business and Lawyers _ Ryo Hamano

Part V Judicial Reform: Processes, Achievements and Prospects
Chapter 9 Judicial Reform in Perspective with Particular Focus on Legal Education _ Dai-Kwon Choi
Chapter 10 Justice System Reform in Japan: Its Background and Process _ Kahei Rokumoto

Part VI Conclusion
Chapter 11 Some Comparative Observations _ Kahei Rokumoto
Chapter 12 Concluding Remarks _ Dai-Kwon Choi

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