Sunflower21
Jun 12, 2019
Scholarship / Monbukagakusho (MEXT) Research Student Scholarship: Field of Study/Plan [2]
Good day to everyone!
This year I want to try pass MEXT graduate programm (Japan)
Asking for help to review motivation statement and Field of Study/Research Plan and give comments. Thank you in advance!
Research theme and plan in Japan
Describe articulately the research theme and plan you wish to carry out in Japan. Specify particularly the ultimate goal(s) of your research in Japan
Institutional and organization innovations of Japanese law and their role/impact on Japanese business law.
This study will elucidate and analyze what institutional and organizational innovations were introduced in Japanese law and how. The goals of this research are to find out what impact those changes had on Japanese business law and the growth of Japanese economic and business relationships with other States. Examining the impact of innovations, the way they were applied and struggles, challenges of the Japanese business sector and Japanese government during application can be adapted/used in Central Asian developing countries including the Kyrgyz Republic. The experience of Japan in terms of economic growth and reforms in the law system showed that there are successful outcomes.
Japan is still and will remain a highly successful society by virtually any measure. Japan remains the world's one of the largest economy in nominal terms. We have much to learn from the experience of Japan, for it has much to offer on core questions of economic and social policy. Over time, Japan has developed the number of unique advancements evolved from cumulative historical events. As an example Meiji reforms legal institutions were created first, followed by a constitution and then codes. In contemporary state-building, it is the constitution that comes first. Another one Japan is the only case of genuine judicial autonomy being manufactured, without colonialism, in such a short time. On the other side of the spectrum, Kyrgyzstan is straggling from post-Soviet Union syndrome, which is about uncertainty and inability of young states to adapt to the new environment after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Law and system inherited from the Soviet Union are not working in nowadays' conditions.
Current situation of Kyrgyz economics, foreign investments, the business sector are devastating and do not meet international standards. One of the major problems that I personally see is poor management especially Kyrgyz governmental management. By management, I mean to particular one that is used in various projects, but overall ability to effectively use resources and performing tasks. The second problem is the lack of high qualified specialists in the business law field who are able to participate in law initiatives, law drafting groups, provide training for state officials and qualified law assistance to the business sector. The third one is a high level of corruption that from year to year is mentioned by various NGOs and international organizations.
Moreover, during my stay in Japan, I am willing to learn more about Japanese history of law, philosophy in depth by using theoretical and practical means. Secondly, I will start to collect information about successfully introduced initiatives, projects, practices in Japanese business and their current results with future expectations. In addition, I would like to research more about the legal culture of Japanese people and how the theory "authority without power" works there.
*table
First year
Overview of information about history of law and legal development, reforms (successful and not) of Japan from old to modern times.
Study legal base and practices of Japanese business and investment field including such as contract negotiations, enforcement, dispute resolutions.
Gather institutional and organizational changes/innovations related to economic growth and business activity in Japan.
Second year
Evaluate the information and form detailed conclusions including covering struggles and challenges.
Build a prototype of the strategy that have the potential to be implemented in Central Asian countries
Analyze of future implementation in Kyrgyzstan, costs, comparison with existing working Kyrgyz practices and law in force
Good day to everyone!
This year I want to try pass MEXT graduate programm (Japan)
Asking for help to review motivation statement and Field of Study/Research Plan and give comments. Thank you in advance!
Research theme and plan in Japan
Describe articulately the research theme and plan you wish to carry out in Japan. Specify particularly the ultimate goal(s) of your research in Japan
(1) Research theme
Institutional and organization innovations of Japanese law and their role/impact on Japanese business law.
This study will elucidate and analyze what institutional and organizational innovations were introduced in Japanese law and how. The goals of this research are to find out what impact those changes had on Japanese business law and the growth of Japanese economic and business relationships with other States. Examining the impact of innovations, the way they were applied and struggles, challenges of the Japanese business sector and Japanese government during application can be adapted/used in Central Asian developing countries including the Kyrgyz Republic. The experience of Japan in terms of economic growth and reforms in the law system showed that there are successful outcomes.
(2) Research plan
Japan is still and will remain a highly successful society by virtually any measure. Japan remains the world's one of the largest economy in nominal terms. We have much to learn from the experience of Japan, for it has much to offer on core questions of economic and social policy. Over time, Japan has developed the number of unique advancements evolved from cumulative historical events. As an example Meiji reforms legal institutions were created first, followed by a constitution and then codes. In contemporary state-building, it is the constitution that comes first. Another one Japan is the only case of genuine judicial autonomy being manufactured, without colonialism, in such a short time. On the other side of the spectrum, Kyrgyzstan is straggling from post-Soviet Union syndrome, which is about uncertainty and inability of young states to adapt to the new environment after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Law and system inherited from the Soviet Union are not working in nowadays' conditions.
Current situation of Kyrgyz economics, foreign investments, the business sector are devastating and do not meet international standards. One of the major problems that I personally see is poor management especially Kyrgyz governmental management. By management, I mean to particular one that is used in various projects, but overall ability to effectively use resources and performing tasks. The second problem is the lack of high qualified specialists in the business law field who are able to participate in law initiatives, law drafting groups, provide training for state officials and qualified law assistance to the business sector. The third one is a high level of corruption that from year to year is mentioned by various NGOs and international organizations.
Moreover, during my stay in Japan, I am willing to learn more about Japanese history of law, philosophy in depth by using theoretical and practical means. Secondly, I will start to collect information about successfully introduced initiatives, projects, practices in Japanese business and their current results with future expectations. In addition, I would like to research more about the legal culture of Japanese people and how the theory "authority without power" works there.
*table
First year
Overview of information about history of law and legal development, reforms (successful and not) of Japan from old to modern times.
Study legal base and practices of Japanese business and investment field including such as contract negotiations, enforcement, dispute resolutions.
Gather institutional and organizational changes/innovations related to economic growth and business activity in Japan.
Second year
Evaluate the information and form detailed conclusions including covering struggles and challenges.
Build a prototype of the strategy that have the potential to be implemented in Central Asian countries
Analyze of future implementation in Kyrgyzstan, costs, comparison with existing working Kyrgyz practices and law in force
