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Protection of the children’s right to be heard: Developents through the 2024 Civil Code Revision Invited

Ayako Harada

Horitsu Jiho （法律時報） Vol. 96 ( 12 ) page： 49 - 54 2024.11

The Coronavirus pandemic and family: from the perspectives of law and society Invited

Socio-legal studies on family law ( 40 ) page： 70 - 83 2024.10

カリフォルニア州における子どもの監護の決定プロセスーー州法とその運用

原田綾子

潮見佳男先生追悼論文集（家族法）刊行委員会編『家族法学の現在と未来』　信山社 page： 261 - 286 2024.9

Historical Development of Japanese Family Law and Family Policy

page： 2 - 14 2024.4

Domestic Violence Protection Order and Child Custody: California Family Law and Family Court Practice

page： 261 - 291 2024.3

Historical Development of Japanese Family Law and Family Policy Reviewed

Ayako Harada

International Survey of Family Law 2023 Edition page： 151 - 164 2023.10

Protection of the right of children to be heard in the family justice system: Toward the development of child-inclusive practices for the best interest of the child Invited

HARADA, Ayako

The Sociology of Law (The Japanese Association of Sociology of Law) ( 89 ) 2023.3

Court-affiliated parental education programs for divorcing and separating parents in the United States Reviewed

HARADA, Ayako

Min-shoho Zasshi (Civil and Commercial Law Journal) Vol. 158 ( 6 ) page： 54 - 103 2023.2

Treatment of Child Abuse Cases in the United States: Intervention and Support to Families Invited

Horitsu Jiho Vol. 94 ( 11 ) page： 43 - 48 2022.9

Chapter 22 Family Invited

Ayako Harada

Iwao Sato and Masaki Abe (eds.) "Standard Textbook of Sociology of Law," Kitaohji Shobo. page： 213 - 222 2022.3

Chapter 2, Child Adoption Law in the United States Invited

Ayako Harada

Hirohito Suzuki (ed.) "The International Comparative Study of Adoption Systems"　 2020.2

Children’s Rights To Be Heard and Family Mediation Invited

Ayako Harada

Masako Wakabayashi, Yukiko Inubushi, Yukiko Hasebe (edu.) " Recurrent Educational Textbook for Family Law Proceedings," Nihon Kajo Shuppan page：　- 2019.9

Divorce and Family Mediation from Children's Perspectives Invited

Ayako Harada

Education and Medicine Vol. 67 ( 6 ) page： 472-479 2019.6

Family Reorganization in the Japanese Family Conciliation System: Resolving Divorce Disputes Involving Minor Children Reviewed

Ayako Harada

International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family Vol. 33 ( 1 ) page： 75 - 103 2019.4

Language：English Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

This article analyses the effectiveness of the Japanese court-annexed family conciliation mechanism in resolving divorce disputes involving conflicts pertaining to minor children, particularly child visitation, and discusses potential future directions for the family law system. Japanese family conciliation deals with many family disputes, including divorce disputes involving children. Although family courts have recently begun promoting more visitation agreements than in the past, they continue to face difficulties in facilitating workable agreements for families. An interview-based research project conducted by the author involving active conciliators revealed the unique strengths of conciliators' efforts in supporting the involved parties, as well as the systemic limitations of family conciliations in effectively navigating parties undergoing family transition. The research found that such limitations are related to the lack of clear legal rules as a guiding norm for negotiations between divorcing parents. This finding leads to the question of how we should develop legal norms for visitation and post-divorce family relationships. The author draws two possible scenarios and argues that both raise difficult questions that should be answered using knowledge acquired from social science research about the reality of current family relationships and the daily functioning of family law systems, including family conciliation.

DOI： 10.1093/lawfam/eby019

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Family Reorganization in the Japanese Family Conciliation System: Resolving Divorce Disputes involving Minor Children Invited

HARADA, Ayako

Vol. 29 ( 1 ) page： 49 - 62 2017

Authorship：Lead author Language：Japanese Publishing type：Research paper (scientific journal)

Since the court-annexed family conciliation system plays a significant part in interfacing Japanese family life with law, this research focuses on the work of family conciliation proceedings and the role of conciliators. After a brief introduction is provided in Chapter I, this paper explains the family conciliation system and the conciliators in Chapter II. Then Chapter III discusses the latest developments in conciliation practices for divorce cases involving child custody and visitation issues, which have been felt by conciliation practitioners to be among the most difficult to solve. Chapter IV introduces the results of research interviews conducted by the author, and argues that the current conciliators' normative discourse focuses more on the children's interest rather than on the divorce itself. Chapter V discusses from three specific points of view the issues that cause difficulties in custody and visitation disputes in family conciliation system as the forum for family reorganization. Finally, Chapter VI analyzes the possible future directions of custody jurisprudence and argues the possible contribution of family sociology researches for family law practice.

弁護士による子どもの権利擁護の意義と課題 : 人身保護請求事件における国選代理人の活動を手掛かりに Invited

原田綾子

稲田龍樹編著『東アジア家族法における当事者間の合意を考える : 歴史的背景から子の最善の利益をめざす家事調停まで』勁草書房． page： - 2017

アメリカにおける面会交流支援—カリフォルニア州ロサンゼルス郡での取組 Invited

原田綾子

棚村政行編『第2版面会交流と養育費の実務と展望―子どもの幸せのために―』日本加除出版　 2017

「アメリカと日本における監護面会交流紛争解決システムの展開――変容する規範と手続に注目して――」 Invited

原田綾子

法と社会研究 ( 1 ) page： 61-93 2015.12

子の監護を有しない未婚の父の親権終了と連邦法インディアン児童福祉法 : 連邦最高裁Adoptive Couple v. Baby Girl 事件判決の検討 Invited

原田綾子

法政理論 Vol. ４６ ( ４ ) page：７５－１００ 2014

児童虐待事件における親の当事者性と手続き参加―再統合支援のための制度設計に向けて Invited

原田綾子

和田仁孝他編『法の観察――法と社会の批判的再構築に向けて』法律文化社 page： 80-97 2014

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