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Formation Process of the Human Rights Articles, the Third Chapter of the Constitution of Japan (Part 1): Circumstances under Which the Articles Drafted by Beate Shirota Gordon Became the Constitution of Japan
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The Journal of Home Economics of Japan article page and full text.
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The Japanese case tests how formal equality and marital rights were specified amid divided drafting authority; it does not classify the constitutional settlement as a whole as liberal.
- context · pp. 1185–1186 and 1191–1195
Nakanishi, Onose, and Kusano trace how Beate Shirota Gordon's occupation-era drafts shaped Articles 24 and 26 alongside Japanese deliberation and revision.
- supports · pp. 1185–1186 and 1191–1195