[2/16] Japan's Theory on Constitutional Revision: What are problems and where are they heading?

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Japan's Theory on Constitutional Revision: What are problems and where are they heading?

Constitution of Strange Country (不思議な国の憲法)

Director: Matsui Hisako (松井久子)

Venue: SNU Kwanjeong Library 6th Floor Theater
Time: Feb. 16, 2017 (Thur) 13:30 - 17:30
Host: SSK East Asian International Relations Theory, Institute for Japanese Studies

** Movie is in Japanese, and English subtitle will be provided.

For the detailed schedule, please refer to the Korean website:
http://ijs.snu.ac.kr/communications/notice?bm=v&bbsidx=2009

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