Law Satoshi Nishitani's Collection of Works, Volume 3

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Law
[Introduction to Contents]
Theoretical Issues of Modern Labor Law
Review of the Union Shop Agreement with a focus on the significance of the idea of self-determination of individuals, groups and nations in the Labor Law
Theoretical Issues of Modern Labor Law
Review of the Union Shop Agreement with a focus on the significance of the idea of self-determination of individuals, groups and nations in the Labor Law
Theoretical Issues of Modern Labor Law
Review of the Union Shop Agreement with a focus on the significance of the idea of self-determination of individuals, groups and nations in the Labor Law
Constitutional and Labor Law with a focus on the concept of self-determination of individuals, groups and nations in the Labor Law
Born in Kobe, Kobe, 1943.
Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University in 1966. Graduated from the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University in 1971 after receiving a doctoral degree in the Graduate School of Law at Kyoto University.
Assistant professor of the Faculty of Law at Osaka City University in 1971, Professor of the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University from 1983 to 2007, Professor of the Faculty of Law at Kinki University from 07 to 2010.
Since 01, a public member of the Labor Committee of Nara Prefecture.
Author : History of Thought in the German Labor Law of 『 : Individual, Group and Nation 』 in Collective Labor Law (1987, Nihon Hyoronsha) ; Individual and Group 』 in 『 Labor Law (1992, Yuhikaku 2004 2008 2010 1992 1998 2006 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 『