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| Considering the current stagnation of Japanese economy, the Center of Excellence - Waseda Institute for Corporation Law and Society was established to conduct research on Japanese corporate society. The institute is dedicated to research on fundamental structure of a corporation system as well as financial and capital market systems in terms of historical and philosophical aspects. It also engages in research of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) that is recently being looked upon by enterprises as its most strategic part. Through comparative research of the Western legal system that has been part of a long-term history of the corporation system, the institute creates an original theory regarding the rules of corporation law, and the rules for financial and capital market so that it can construct a theory of stable economic systems and contribute to develop sound economic and civil societies not only in Japan but also in Asia and in the world. |
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The present declaration is the slightly revised text of a declaration prepared on the responsibility of Professor Tatsuo Uemura, Director of the Waseda University Global COE, Waseda Institute for Corporation Law and Societyi, and circulated at the urgent symposium: "Examining President Obama's Financial Regulatory Reform - What Message Should Japan Send to the World? -." The symposium, organized by the Waseda University Global COE, was held at Waseda University on August 8, 2009. The declaration has been translated into English and several other languages in order to enable its message to be presented outside Japan. |
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| - Our institute aims at - |
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Overcoming the lack of experience that the Western nations have, through logical deduction |
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Approaching an urgent matter for Japan by constructing essential theory |
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Researching activities in all legal fields pertaining to 'corporation and market' |
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Seeking new jurisprudence and social science for the 21st century |
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Approaching the theory of civil society in Japan narrowly through 'corporation and market' |
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Creating an independent institute of jurisprudence |
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Supporting 'the independence of learning practical utilization of knowledge', the founding theme of Waseda University |
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