CALE 20th Anniversary
Inaugural Ceremony & Symposium

September 20 (Tue) - 21 (Wed), 2022
Organized by:Center for Asian Legal Exchange (CALE), Nagoya University
Co-organized by: Graduate School of Law (GSL), Nagoya University
Supported by:
Egusa Foundation for International Cooperation in the Social Sciences
Nagoya University Alumni Association
Venue: Asian Legal Exchange Plaza, Nagoya University＆Zoom (Hybrid format)
Language: Mainly English (with Japanese used only in some sessions)

Day 1：September 20 (Tuesday)

Hybrid format(Combination of onsite and online participation)

Session 1 (13:00 – 14:30)
Inaugural ceremony (English-Japanese consecutive interpretation)
Moderator: Takafumi Matsuda (Vice-Director, CALE, Nagoya University)
1) Welcome note
Masako Murakami (Director, CALE, Nagoya University)
Naoshi Sugiyama (President, Nagoya University)2) Greetings
Representative of Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology,
Japan
Toshinobu Uetomi (President, Research and Training Institute, Ministry of Justice, Japan)
Dang Hoang Oanh (Representative of GSL Alumni／Vice-Minister of Justice, Socialist
Republic of Vietnam)
3) Activity reports - 20 Years History
Emi Makino (Vice-Director, CALE, Nagoya University)

Session 2 (15:00 – 17:00)
GSL Alumni Research Report (English or Japanese)
Sub-session I (Room I) (English)
Moderator: Dai Yokomizo (Vice-Dean, GSL, Nagoya University)
1) An empirical research of law governing cartels and leniency program to combat hardcorecartel in Thailand
Benjawan Tangsatapornpan (Judge, Court of Appeal for Specialized Cases, Thailand)

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Proposals for CBAM and their implications for developed and developing countries
Dao Gia Phuc (Managing Director of Institute of International and Comparative Law,
University of Economics and Law, Vietnam National University in Ho Chi Minh City)
3) Sustainable Development Provisions in International Economic Law: A Survey of Vietnamese
FTAs and IIAs
Ngo Trong Quan (Deputy Chair, Faculty of International Trade and Business Law, HanoiLaw University)4) Does Uzbekistan need a model investment treaty?
Muso Rizoev (Senior Lecturer, Westminster International University in Tashkent)
Sub-session II (Room II) (English)
Moderator: Masako Murakami (Director, CALE, Nagoya University)
1) A comparison of contract conversion rules in Cambodia and Japan
Nop Kanharith (Lecturer/ Researcher, National University of Management, Cambodia)
2) The impact of technology on workers in Cambodia
Sreang Sim (Part-time lecturer, BELTEI International University/ Royal University of
Law and Economics, Cambodia)
3) Vietnam’s effective enforcement of the handing over of a child in international parental childabduction cases: acceding to the 1980 Hague Convention,
Nguyen Thi Ngan (Principal Examiner, Directorate of Civil Judgment Enforcement,
Ministry of Justice, Vietnam)
4) Japanese legal system as a challenge to foreign researchers. A personal view on the purposeof comparative law
Bakalov Nikolay (Assistant Professor, Sofia University, Bulgaria)
Sub-session III (Room III) (Japanese)Moderator: Kazumasa Inaba (Professor, GSL, Nagoya University
1) The concept of the Article 9.3. of Company Law and its application: Focusing on Company
Law practices in Mongolia
Davaanyam Gankhuyag (Senior Lecturer, National University of Mongolia)
2) Constitutional review system in Cambodia: Comparison with French and South Korea
Mean Pichdabina (Adjunct Lecturer, Royal University of Law and Economics,Cambodia)
3)
The Direction of Administrative Law Codification in China: A Comparison withAdministrative Law Codification Movements in Japan and Korea
Li Long-Xian (Lecturer, Northwest University of Political Science and Law, China)

Virtual lobby ‘Gather’ (17:30 – 18:30)Meet up and chat online with old friends, fellow scholars, and GSL professors

Day 2：September 21 (Wednesday)

Hybrid format(Combination of onsite and online participation)

Session 3 (13:00 – 15:00)‘The Transformation of Legal Cooperation Philosophy- New Actors and Challenges in Asia’ (English)
Moderator: Aziz Ismatov (Assistant Professor, CALE, Nagoya University)
1) Japanese legal cooperation initiatives in Asia (tentative)
Koichi Chinone (Professor, International Cooperation Department, Research andTraining Institute, Ministry of Justice, Japan)2) Korean legal cooperation initiatives in Asia (tentative)
Hwan-Yong Choi (Senior Fellow Researcher, Korea Legislation Research Institute)3) China Law and Development (tentative)
Matthew Erie (Associate Professor, Faculty of Asian and Middle Eastern Studies,University of Oxford)
Discussion (30 min):Discussants: Mark Sidel (Professor, Law School, University of Wisconsin)
Kaoru Obata (Professor, GSL, Nagoya University)
Anton Ming-Zhi Gao (Professor, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan)
Q/A (30 min)Session 4 (15:30 – 17:30)‘Comparative Law in Asia: Foreign law and the Virtue ofLegal Transformations in Asia’ (English)
Moderator: Yoh Matsuo (Director, Research and Education Center for Japanese Law, Nagoya
University)
1) Migrating people and migrating norms: the East Asian Experience’Susan Kneebone (Professor, Law School, University of Melbourne)
2) Plebiscitary rule and the dangers of constitutional borrowing in Central Asia
Aziz Ismatov (Assistant Professor, CALE, Nagoya University)3) Competition Law in ASEAN: Transplanting legal frameworks from Europe to South EastAsia
Burton Ong (Associate Professor, National University of Singapore)4) Development of land rights in Mongolia and the influence of foreign law
Gangabaatar Dashbalbar (Professor, School of Law, National University of Mongolia)
Discussion (30 min):Discussants: Giorgio Colombo (Professor, GSL, Nagoya University)
IkHyeon Rhee (Professor, Mokwon University, Korea)
Q/A (30 min)ClosingMasahiro Yano (Dean, GSL, Nagoya University)
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