Adult Guardianship Law for the 21st Century

doi:10.5771/9783845246734

Adult Guardianship Law for the 21st Century

Proceedings of the First World Congress on Adult Guardianship Law 2010

Reihe: Schriften zum Familien- und Erbrecht

Band 9 1. Auflage 2013

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doi.org/10.5771/9783845246734
ISBN print: 978-3-8487-0359-3
ISBN online: 978-3-8452-4673-4
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Zusammenfassung

In unserer alternden Gesellschaft werden die Unterstützung und der Schutz alter, kranker und behinderter Menschen durch das Betreuungsrecht immer wichtiger. Das Buch zeigt die Herausforderungen, die die heutige Zeit an das Betreuungsrecht stellt und bietet Vorschläge für seine Reform. Es dokumentiert die Ergebnisse des Ersten Weltkongresses für Betreuungsrecht, der im Jahr 2010 in Yokohama, Japan, stattfand.

Abstract

In unserer alternden Gesellschaft werden die Unterstützung und der Schutz alter, kranker und behinderter Menschen durch das Betreuungsrecht immer wichtiger. Das Buch zeigt die Herausforderungen, die die heutige Zeit an das Betreuungsrecht stellt und bietet Vorschläge für seine Reform. Es dokumentiert die Ergebnisse des Ersten Weltkongresses für Betreuungsrecht, der im Jahr 2010 in Yokohama, Japan, stattfand.

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2–10 Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis 2–10
11–12 Preamble Makoto Arai Makoto Arai 11–12
13–204 Chapter I: Lectures 13–204
- 13–25 Ten Years’ Experience of Japan’s Adult Guardianship Law of 2000 Makoto Arai Makoto Arai 13–25
- 25–39 Guardianship and Social Benefits Law Ulrich Becker Ulrich Becker 25–39
- 39–45 Guardianship systems in Europe and continuing powers of attorney Kees Blankman Kees Blankman 39–45
- 45–59 Vision for 2020 – Trends in Law, Policy and Services Jay Chalke Jay Chalke 45–59
- 59–63 Adult Guardianship in Hong Kong Charles Chiu Chung-yee Charles Chiu Chung-yee 59–63
- 63–69 Hague Conventions Relating to Guardianship and Prospects for US Ratification David M. English David M. English 63–69
- 69–77 Developing Alternatives to Guardianship: A Canadian Perspective Robert M. Gordon Robert M. Gordon 69–77
- 77–85 Guardian Law – Support Systems in Germany Michael Haußner Michael Haußner 77–85
- 85–91 Guardianship Trends in the United States Sally Balch Hurme Sally Balch Hurme 85–91
- 91–95 Toward Support for Guardians/Volunteer Guardians Nobuyuki Koike Nobuyuki Koike 91–95
- 95–103 Dementia and Quality of Life – an Empirical and Ethical Approach Andreas Kruse Andreas Kruse 95–103
- 103–111 Guardianship and Autonomy: Foes or Friends? Volker Lipp Volker Lipp 103–111
- 111–121 Adult Guardianship Proceedings and the Media Denzil Lush Denzil Lush 111–121
- 121–125 Overview of German Adult Guardianship Law from the Perspective of a German Judge (1st instance) Maria Mammeri-Latzel Maria Mammeri-Latzel 121–125
- 125–135 Adult Guardianship Legislation in Germany Thomas Meyer Thomas Meyer 125–135
- 135–145 Least Restrictive Alternative, Limited Guardianship and the Ward’s Autonomy. Trends in the United States in the 21st Century Rebecca C. Morgan Rebecca C. Morgan 135–145
- 145–149 Issues Surrounding the Continuing Power of Attorney System in Japan Fukiko Nakayama Fukiko Nakayama 145–149
- 149–163 The Essential Elements of Effective Guardianship – An examination of the appointment, monitoring and review of effective guardians Anita Smith Anita Smith 149–163
- 163–169 Operational Support System for the Adult Guardianship System – Judicial and Administrative Elements of the Adult Guardianship System Teruaki Tayama Teruaki Tayama 163–169
- 169–199 The Use of the Private Trust in the Aging Society of Today Donovan Waters Donovan Waters 169–199
- 199–204 The Aim of the Adult Guardianship System in Shinagawa Ward Emiko Yamada Emiko Yamada 199–204
205–226 Chapter II: IGN/PTPG Joint Panel Discussion 205–226
- 205–209 IGN/PTPG Joint Panel Discussion: Introduction Jochen Exler-König Jochen Exler-König 205–209
- 209–213 National Guardianship Organizations in the United States Sally Balch Hurme Sally Balch Hurme 209–213
- 213–217 Activities of the Japan Adult Guardianship Law Association Masao Onuki Masao Onuki 213–217
- 217–221 Elder and Guardianship Mediation Laura Watts Laura Watts 217–221
- 221–226 The Evolutionary Themes of Our International Conferences Peter Whitehead Peter Whitehead 221–226
227–280 Chapter III: Workshops 227–280
- 227–251 Workshop 1: Personal Affairs and Consent to Medical Treatment Shoichi Ogano Shoichi Ogano 227–251
- 251–257 Workshop 2: Quality and Training of Volunteer Guardian Yu Haga Yu Haga 251–257
- 257–259 Workshop 3: Continuing Powers of Attorney (CPA) Kees Blankman Kees Blankman 257–259
- 259–261 Workshop 4: Protection of the Elderly and Adult Guardianship Laura Watts Laura Watts 259–261
- 261–265 Workshop 5: Legal Aspects of Mental Capacity Hiromi Shiraishi Hiromi Shiraishi 261–265
- 265–267 Workshop 6: Public Support for Guardians Eriko Ikeda Eriko Ikeda 265–267
- 267–269 Workshop 7: Trusts and Adult Guardianships Rebecca C. Morgan Rebecca C. Morgan 267–269
- 269–280 Workshop 8: Higher Brain Dysfunction and Guardianship for Adults Keiko Kobue Keiko Kobue 269–280
281–328 Chapter IV: Asian Day 281–328
- 281–293 Asian Day: Report Hiroshi Takahashi, Tadahiro Tominaga Hiroshi Takahashi, Tadahiro Tominaga 281–293
- 293–299 Trust and Confidence: Developing a Comprehensive System for Adult Guardianship in China and Hong Kong Lusina Ho Lusina Ho 293–299
- 299–305 The Mental Capacity Act – A Singapore Perspective Daniel Koh Daniel Koh 299–305
- 305–311 Guardianship Law for Adult Conservatee in Taiwan Hsiu Hsiung Lin Hsiu Hsiung Lin 305–311
- 311–323 The new adult guardianship system in the proposed amendment of the Korean Civil Code Inhwan Park Inhwan Park 311–323
- 323–328 UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and Consequences for Samoa´s National Guardianship Laws Leilani Tuala-Warren Leilani Tuala-Warren 323–328
329–335 Chapter V: Yokohama Declaration 2010 329–335

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