Gakuto Takamura
Biographic Data
| ID | 1351885 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Gakuto Takamura |
| GIVEN NAMES | Gakuto |
| FAMILY NAME | Takamura |
| SIGNATURE | TAKAMURA G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ritsumeikan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3757-9306 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Compliance-Oriented Legalization and the Problematization of Irregularities in Japanese Common Forest Registration
This paper empirically examines the conflict between official and unofficial law, focusing on cases where discrepancies arise between registered titleholders and owners based on customary rights in Japan's common forests. In Japan, compliance-oriented legalization has progressed, and recent legal reforms have framed common forests with irregular registrations as "abandoned lands with unknown owners." Interviews with commoners revealed a weakening…
The Relationship Between Legal Knowledge and Villagers' Preferences for Customary Farmland Reallocation
The persistence of customary land use practices is a significant focus in the sociology of law. This paper examines this issue by analysing the ongoing practice of farmland reallocation in rural China, where villages periodically reallocate farmland based on household size. Although the Rural Land Contract Law (RLCL) prohibits this practice and emphasizes the protection of farmers' property rights, it continues to persist. Research has found that…
Bundle of Rights Reversed
Commons studies have emphasized the importance of customary rights and informal institutions, arguing that if there is a gap between formal ownership titles and customary rights, then the latter must be respected. However, as customary practices weaken, the influence of state legal systems and registered titles becomes stronger. When the commons is registered under multiple co-owners’ names, the commoners come to believe that they hold a normal c…
La « conscience juridique » aux États-Unis
Cet article est issu d’une intervention donnée à l’occasion de la parution du n° 100 de Droit et Société , autour de l’article « After Legal Consciousness Studies » de Susan Silbey. En comparant les réceptions, au Japon et en France, de cette étude américaine sur la conscience juridique, on remarque trois points. Premièrement, alors qu’en France, il est reçu comme relevant de la tradition du « droit social » et qu’on tente de le lier à l’étude de…
Ma vie quotidienne est une pratique de l’interdisciplinarité »
Réalité et transformation des « pratiques de relations commerciales japonaises »
Il est couramment soutenu que les relations commerciales japonaises entre les entreprises et leurs fournisseurs diffèrent de celles des États-Unis et de l’Europe (relations maintenues sur le long terme, contrats formels peu détaillés, accords modifiés avec souplesse, litiges judiciaires évités). Contrairement à cette théorie conventionnelle, notre hypothèse est que cette pratique a changé depuis les années 1990. Mais ce changement n’est pas inter…
Bundle of Rights Reversed
Commons studies have emphasized the importance of customary rights and informal institutions, arguing that if there is a gap between formal ownership titles and customary rights, then the latter must be respected. However, as customary practices weaken, the influence of state legal systems and registered titles becomes stronger. When the commons is registered under multiple co-owners’ names, the commoners come to believe that they hold a normal c…
Bundle of Rights Reversed
Commons studies have emphasized the importance of customary rights and informal institutions, arguing that if there is a gap between formal ownership titles and customary rights, then the latter must be respected. However, as customary practices weaken, the influence of state legal systems and registered titles becomes stronger. When the commons is registered under multiple co-owners’ names, the commoners come to believe that they hold a normal c…
La « conscience juridique » aux États-Unis
Cet article est issu d’une intervention donnée à l’occasion de la parution du n° 100 de Droit et Société , autour de l’article « After Legal Consciousness Studies » de Susan Silbey. En comparant les réceptions, au Japon et en France, de cette étude américaine sur la conscience juridique, on remarque trois points. Premièrement, alors qu’en France, il est reçu comme relevant de la tradition du « droit social » et qu’on tente de le lier à l’étude de…
Ma vie quotidienne est une pratique de l’interdisciplinarité »
Réalité et transformation des « pratiques de relations commerciales japonaises »
Il est couramment soutenu que les relations commerciales japonaises entre les entreprises et leurs fournisseurs diffèrent de celles des États-Unis et de l’Europe (relations maintenues sur le long terme, contrats formels peu détaillés, accords modifiés avec souplesse, litiges judiciaires évités). Contrairement à cette théorie conventionnelle, notre hypothèse est que cette pratique a changé depuis les années 1990. Mais ce changement n’est pas inter…
Compliance-Oriented Legalization and the Problematization of Irregularities in Japanese Common Forest Registration
This paper empirically examines the conflict between official and unofficial law, focusing on cases where discrepancies arise between registered titleholders and owners based on customary rights in Japan's common forests. In Japan, compliance-oriented legalization has progressed, and recent legal reforms have framed common forests with irregular registrations as "abandoned lands with unknown owners." Interviews with commoners revealed a weakening…
The Relationship Between Legal Knowledge and Villagers' Preferences for Customary Farmland Reallocation
The persistence of customary land use practices is a significant focus in the sociology of law. This paper examines this issue by analysing the ongoing practice of farmland reallocation in rural China, where villages periodically reallocate farmland based on household size. Although the Rural Land Contract Law (RLCL) prohibits this practice and emphasizes the protection of farmers' property rights, it continues to persist. Research has found that…
Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management (2 works) · Forest Management and Policy (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · Land Rights and Reforms (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works)