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Public opinion concerning the Japanese constitution, 1962
The study, conducted in August 1962, is the first of two nationwide surveys taken by the Japanese government to determine the public's familiarity with the present constitution which was re-written after World War II, as well as opinions of the populace regarding possible revision of this constitution. A large part of the study investigates the respondents' knowledge of the content of the constitution, changes which are characteristic of this new revision, and the influence of the United States in the re-writing of it. Specific variables deal with the position of the Emperor, Japanese...
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