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German Institute for Japanese Studies

DIJ
Japan
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Mission

The mission of the German Institute for Japanese Studies is to enhance knowledge and understanding of modern Japanese society, economy, politics and culture, as well as Japan’s international relations, by applying and advancing methods and theories from both the humanities and the social sciences. Comparative perspectives, as well as multi- and interdisciplinary approaches, are central to the Institute's research activities.

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Published on
13 April 2021
Double debt disaster: Law, policy, and social justice in the wake of Japan’s 2011 tsunami
"Double Debt Disaster" examines an increasingly serious and widespread, yet underexamined, phenomenon: obstacles to recovery from catastrophes caused by the concurrence of pre-disaster obligations with post-disaster capital needs and the destruction of collateral assets. No case is more instructive for understanding these problems than the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami, which entered history as the costliest disaster prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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https://www.dijtokyo.org/
022 748 00 12
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022 748 00 03

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