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"[Re] TOKYO explores a wide, understanding vision of the transformative processes of one of the most influential and unknown metropolitan areas in the world, from large scale efforts such as Tokyo's land engineering transformations, to smaller examples such as its capital vending machine system. Four hundred pages, compiling 400 years of history, are covered in this uniquely Japanese complexity of social conurbation, including more than 1400 illustrations, diagrams, photographs, and maps in order to visually support selected themes. [Re] TOKYO develops the idea of [re]definition processes to explain what, who, when, where, and why all these changes took place--a tool to understand its history and speculate about its future as an exciting metropolis and cultural center of the world."--Provided by publisher

Die Wahlen für die 128 Abgeordneten des Landtags (der parlamentarischen Vertretung) der Hauptstadtpräfektur Tokyo am 27. Juni 1993 werden in diesem Aufsatz untersucht und kommentiert. Der Autor meint, daß die Wahlergebnisse kein eindeutiges Bild vermitteln, wenn auch die absoluten Zahlen konservatives Beharrungsvermögen und Absturz der Sozialisten signalisieren. (DÜI-Sen)

Treaties — In general — Function of treaties — Treaties as a source of international law — Whether rule of international law can be overridden by treaty — Position in case of conflict with supreme ideal of law — The law of JapanWar and neutrality — Warfare on land — Occupation of enemy territory — Respect for private property — Whether a principle of customary international law — Whether applicable in the Second World War — Whether possible to do away with the principle by treaty — The law of Japan12International law in general — Sources — General customary law and special law — General agreements and special agreements — Whether special law prevails in case of conflict — Whether rule of international law can be overridden by treaty — Principle of respect for private property in occupied territory in time of war — Whether a rule of customary international law — How established as a rule of customary international law — Whether a supreme ideal of law — Whether prevails over treaties in conflict with it — The law of Japan