JUDICIAL REFORM OF K. ROZUMOVSKY: CONTENT, PROSPECTS AND CONSEQUENCES

K-12 Education Reform: Problems and Prospects

The K-12 Basic Education Program proposed by the Department of Education adds two years of secondary education to enable graduates to pursue one of three tracks: employment after graduation, higher education, or entrepreneurship. The reform faces challenges in redesigning the curriculum, in deploying and training teachers at the start of the program’s implementation, in ensuring the sustainabil...

First Steps to Judicial Reform

The UNCAC and judicial corruption : Requirements and avenues for reform

Nations Convention against Corruption (UNCAC). Where it does not exist, pliant prosecutors, judges, and court staff may ignore criminal acts of corruption or have them improperly dismissed. Biased appointments, promotions, and disciplinary processes mean that justice sector staff may be ill-equipped to handle complex cases, including those involving corruption. The UNCAC's unique provisions for...

Judicial Reform and the Reform of the Labor Dispute Resolution System

INTRODUCTION Since the collapse of the bubble economy in the early 1990’s, Japan’s industrial society experienced a drastic increase in individual employment disputes. At the same time, union management disputes have been clearly on the decline since the 1980’s. To cope with such a structural change of labor disputes, it was necessary to restructure the labor dispute resolution system, which wa...

Institutions and Economic Development: Judicial Reform in Latin America