DOSHISHAWEEK2019

DOSHISHA WEEK 2019
“Advance Creativity and Collaboration in Research”

About Doshisha Week
Doshisha University, with the cooperation of the University of Tübingen, has established the “Doshisha EU Campus”, and basedon this, we are planning to promote research exchange with various excellent universities and research institutes in Europe
and whole EU region, as well as the exchange with the University of Tübingen.
Doshisha University and the University of Tübingen have long and fruitful experience of educational and research exchange
between researchers, mainly in the ﬁelds of humanities and social sciences. Now, we have planned the “Doshisha Week”
aiming for further research exchange with the University of Tübingen, which covers broader ﬁelds not only of humanities orsocial sciences, and hope to deepen one of our educational philosophies, internationalism, in order to contribute to the society.
VISION 2025 “Advance Creativity and Collaboration in Research”
Planning to celebrate the 150th anniversary in 2025, Doshisha University has formulated the “VISION 2025”, the six main visions
to focus on in the ﬁelds of education, studentsʼ life, branding strategy, and so on.
“Advance Creativity and Collaboration in Research” is the vision of research, which aim is as follows:
As a comprehensive seat of learning with more than 800 academic researchers spanning numerous ﬁelds, we seek new
discoveries by combining insights from multiple disciplines. Partnerships with governments and businesses on a global scale
combined with technology transfer also help to enhance our capacity for ground-breaking research.

Doshisha Space-DREAM Project: A Great Contribution
to Maintaining Human Health Both in Space and on Earth
Monday, November 25
Alte Aula, Münzgasse 30
Doshisha Space-DREAM Project
Doshisha Research Project for Active Life in Space Engineering and Medical Biology
The subject of research for the Doshisha Space-DREAM Project is the new academic ﬁeld of space biomedical engineering thatutilizes simulations of exposure to low-gravity environments. Expanding upon this subject, the project engages in research
connected to practical applications for other medical endeavors, including new kinesitherapies for astronauts and those withtrouble walking, developments in rehabilitation prescription and equipment, and drug development. Furthermore, byconducting international collaborative research with the NASA Johnson Space Center, UC System schools (University ofCalifornia at Los Angeles and San Diego) in the United States, University of Genoa in Italy, and other academic institutions, theproject plans to create distinctive research results and develop globally-minded human resources who can take on anychallenge.

ProgramMonday, Nov. 25 ■ Venue: Alte Aula, Münzgasse 30
A Great Contribution to Maintaining Human Health Both in Space and on Earth
Chair: Prof. Yoshinobu OHIRA, Ph.D.
(Professor, Organization for Research Initiatives and Development, Doshisha University)

ProgramMonday, Nov. 25 ■ Venue: Alte Aula, Münzgasse 30

13:30

Prof. Nobutaka TSUJIUCHI, Ph.D. (Faculty of Science and Engineering, Head of Doshisha ResearchProject for Active Life in Space Engineering and Medical Biology, Doshisha University)‘Space-DREAM Project’ - Platform for Integrated Research and International Base for Research
Cooperation on How to Extend Healthy Life Expectancies Using the Background of Space
Biomedical Engineering

14:00

Ms. Yo OUCHI (Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Doshisha University)
Evaluation of the Inﬂuence on Walking using Load-controlled Treadmill

Opening
10:00

3Prof. Ryuichi YOKOGAWA, Ph.D.
Vice President, Dean of Organization for Research Initiatives and Development, Doshisha University
Opening Address:
Introduce Doshisha University, Major research topics, Doshisha EU Campus

10:20

Prof. Dr. Monique SCHEER
Vice President, University of TübingenWelcome Address

14:15

Prof. Sara TAVELLA, Ph.D. (University of Genoa, Italy)
The Skeleton and Its Adaptation to Gravity

10:40

Coﬀee Break

14:45

Coﬀee Break

11:00

Prof. Dr. Klaus ANTONI
Department of Japanese Studies, Institute of Asian and Oriental Studies, Faculty of Humanities,
University of Tübingen
On the History of Collaborations between Doshisha University and University of Tübingen

15:00

Prof. Yoshinobu OHIRA, Ph.D. (Doshisha University)
Neuromuscular responses to gravitational load levels

15:30

Prof. Dr. Martin A. GIESE (Department of Cognitive Neurology, University of Tübingen)
Quantitative models of complex body motion and applications in the diagnosis
and rehabilitation training of movement disorders

16:10

Discussion and Conclusion

17:00

Visit to the Cyberneum (Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics)
http://www.cyberneum.de/index.html
Prof. Dr. Heinrich Bülthoﬀ, Department of Human Perception, Cognition & Action

11:20

Discussion

12:00

Lunch

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Modernity’s Challenges to Law and Dispute Resolution
Tuesday, November 26 - Thursday, November 28
Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)

11:00

Discussion

12:30

Lunch

I.2 - International Commercial Mediation
14:30

Chair: Haruo OKADA(Lawyer, Chair of JIMC-Kyoto: Japan International Mediation Center in Kyoto)
Recent movements and issues involving international commercial mediation

15:00

Aya YAMADA (Professor, Kyoto University)
Enforceability of mediation settlement: Panacea or anathema?

15:20

Nadja ALEXANDER (Professor, Singapore Management University, Director of SIDRA:
Singapore Internationlal Dispute Resolution Academy)
What happens after the ink has dried?
International Mediation Practice After the Singapore Convention

15:40

Coﬀee Break

16:00

ZHENG Weiwei (Professor, Renmin University of China)
Research on the Major Issues in the International Commercial Mediation:
New Challenges with Chinese Perspective

16:20

Chiara TONDINI (Chief of Secretariat, FIMC: Florence International Mediation Chamber)
The Practice of FIMC

16:40

Kazuhiko NISHIHARA (Lawyer, Secretary-General of JIMC-Kyoto)
The Practice of JIMC

17:00

Discussion

17:50

Closing Remarks / Conclusion

Globalization, spurred by technological advance, poses challenges to the legal concepts. This Symposium brings together
international scholars and practising lawyers to explore the nature of these challenges and possible responses to them. The“International Dispute Resolution” part of the Symposium will focus on modern challenges to mediation, arbitration andlitigation from comparative and practical viewpoints. The “Digital Society and Legal Issues” part of the Symposium will
highlight the need for law and regulation to meet the challenges of digital and information technologies. This Symposium is
one of the research projects taking place during “Doshisha Week” at University of Tübingen to celebrate the establishment of
the Doshisha EU Campus at Tübingen University in 2018.
Hosts:

Doshisha University and University of Tübingen

Co-Hosts: Renmin University of China; Osaka University MIFA Project;
Thammasat University

Program

Tuesday, Nov. 26■ Venue: Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)

I. International Dispute Resolution
Opening
9:00

Wolfgang FORSTER (Vice-Dean, Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Tübingen)Welcome Address
Ryuichi YOKOGAWA (Vice President, Professor, Doshisha University)
Doshisha EU Campus at Tübingen and Doshisha Week
Naoshi TAKASUGI (Dean, Professor, Faculty of Law, Doshisha University)
Opening Address

I.1 - Family Mediation in International Context
Chair: Mari NAGATA (Professor, Project Leader of Osaka University MIFA Project)

59:30

Christoph C. PAUL
(Lawyer, MiKK: International Mediation Centre for Family Conﬂict and Child Abduction)
The history of Cross-Border Family Mediation in Europe

9:50

Christian von BAUMBACH (Mediator, MiKK)The Practice of MiKK

10:10

Coﬀee Break

10:40

Mari NAGATA (Professor, Osaka University)
Family Mediation and International Family Mediation in Japan

University of Tübingen, Schloss Hohentübingen

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Modernity’s Challenges to Law and Dispute Resolution
Tuesday, November 26 - Thursday, November 28
Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)
ProgramWednesday, Nov. 27■ Venue: Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)

15:30

Coﬀee Break

16:00

François MAILHÉ (Professor, Université de Picardie Jules Verne)
New International Commercial Court in France

16:20

Akawat LAOWONSIRI (Professor, Thammasat University)
State Immunity in Civil and Commercial Matters

16:40

Discussion

17:50

Closing Remarks / Conclusion

I.3 - Mediation, Arbitration and Litigation
Chair: Hans Peter MARUTSCHKE (Professor, Doshisha University)

9:00

Moritz BÄLZ (Professor, Goethe University Frankfurt)
Nuclear Damage ADR after Fukushima – An Outsider’s Perspective

9:20

Shiro KAWASHIMA (Professor, Doshisha University)
ADR in Japan

9:40

Coﬀee Break

10:20

Asako WECHS HATANAKA (Professor, Ritsumeikan University)
ADR and IP

10:40

Edgar PHILIPPIN (Professor, University of Lausanne)Conﬁdentiality Objection in the context of the Request
for Edition of Documents in Arbitral Proceedings

11:00

Discussion

12:30

Lunch

14:30

Stefan HUBER (Professor, University of Tübingen)
The recognition and enforcement of judicial decisions within the European Union general idea and principles

14:50

Anselmo REYES (International Judge, Singapore International Commercial Court)
Implications of the 2019 Hague Convention on the Recognition
and Enforcement of Commercial Judgments in Asia

15:10

Martin GEBAUER (Professor, University of Tübingen)
Choice of Court Agreements with Parties from Third States from a European Point of View

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Modernity’s Challenges to Law and Dispute Resolution
Tuesday, November 26 - Thursday, November 28
Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)

Nov 25Cyberneum

ProgramThursday, Nov. 28■ Venue: Fürstenzimmer, Schloss Hohentübingen (Tübingen Castle)

II. Digital Society and Legal Issues
Chair: DU Huanfang (Professor, Renmin University of China)

9:30

Lukas RASS-MASSON (Professor, Toulouse 1 Capitole University)
Legal Issues and e-Sports: A French Model of e-Sports Law?

9:50

JIN Chun (Professor, Doshisha University)
How technologies and innovation are driving change Chinese insolvency law developments

10:10

Stefan THOMAS (Professor, University of Tübingen)Harmful Signals – Cartel Prohibition and Oligopoly Theory in the Age of Machine Learning

10:30

Shingo SERYO (Professor, Doshisha University)
GAFA and Anti-trust

10:50

Discussion

12:30

Lunch

14:30

Koji TAKAHASHI (Professor, Doshisha University)
Choice of Law Issues in Blockchain-Based Crypto-Assets

14:50

Kazuyoshi NONOMURA (Professor, Doshisha University)
Japan’s Law on Right to Personality: Its Historical Development and status quo

15:10

Discussion

DOSHISHA WEEK 2019
Location MAP

Baby- &Kinder LAB

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EU Campus 69
Nov 29Neue Aula

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Psychiatry
Hospital Buildings

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Closing
16:30

Martin GEBAUER (Professor, University of Tübingen)
Closing Address
Naoshi TAKASUGI (Professor, Doshisha University)
Appreciation

Nov 26~28
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Schloss
Fürstenzimmer

Nov 25
Alte Aula82

Hotel Domizil

Hotel Krone
Ibis Styles

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Baby Science: Past, Present, and Future
Friday, November 29

13:00

Lunch

14:00

Visit to the Womenʼs Hospital
https://www.medizin.uni-tuebingen.de/kinder/en/departments/department-4/

University Hospital of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy, Osianderstr. 14“Baby Science”, a study on the beginning of human growth
Nowadays, problems concerning children become so serious that they are often taken up as social issues, and thecircumstances where children are raised are very confused. However, no fundamental solution has been found yet. One of themajor causes is that comprehensive research on the mechanisms of childrenʼs development from babyhood, or even from thefetal stage, has not ever been conducted enough.
We understand baby as the ﬁrst stage of long human life, so we also take older person as the research object. Humans are born,
grow up, become adult, and get old: Human development can be said to be a process of successive changes. Therefore, weaim to approach “the developmental origin of the mind”, which is profound and ﬁlled with academic mysteries, by following
the developmental process from the beginning of human growth. And this is what we think the important role of “Doshisha
University Center for Baby Science”, which is the ﬁrst research base on “Baby Science” in Japan.

Venue: Neue Aula, Großer Senat (Great Senate) and Docentsʻ Room, Geschwister-Scholl-Platz

Closing Reception
16:00-17:30Prof. Ryuichi YOKOGAWA, Ph.D.
(Vice President, Dean of Organization for Research Initiatives and Development, Doshisha University)
Closing Address
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Bernd ENGLER (President and Vice-Chancellor, University of Tübingen）
Closing Address
Prof. Mikiyo NIIZEKI (Professor, Director of Division of Research Initiatives, Doshisha University)
Appreciation:
Information of the next symposium (Feb. 2020, Doshisha University)

ProgramFriday, Nov. 29■ Venue: Festsaal,1st ﬂoor,University Hospital of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy

Baby Science: Past, Present, and Future
Chair: Prof. Shoji ITAKURA, Ph.D. (Professor, Doshisha University)

9:00

Prof. Ryuichi YOKOGAWA, Ph.D.
(Vice President, Dean of Organization for Research Initiatives and Development, Doshisha University)
Opening address

9:10

Prof. Shoji ITAKURA, Ph.D. (Professor, Doshisha University)
Developmental Cybernetics: Understanding infant’s mind through a robot

9:40

Dr. Xianwei MENG, Ph.D. (Assistant Professor, Doshisha University)
Infants’ understanding of others’ mental states and hierarchical relationships

10:10

Prof. Josep CALL, Ph.D. (Professor, University of St Andrews)
On the origins of mind: A comparative perspective

10:40

Coﬀee Break

11:00

Prof. Dr. Claudia FRIEDRICH (Professor, University of Tübingen)Contexts and limits of early word learning

11:30

Dr. Med. Gottfried Maria BARTH, M.A. (Doctor, University of Tübingen)
Perception of the other and self-perception as central topics in working with babies
and adults in the autism spectrum[Theme] Challenges toward Building Societies Filled with Respect for “Diversity”[Period] February 25th to 28th, 2020
[Place] Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan

12:00

Prof. Dr. Martin A. GIESE (Professor, University of Tübingen)
Quantitative study of body motion and its perception in the context of social interaction[Program (tentative)]
February 25 (Tue.) AM: Individual Lab Visits and/or Campus Tour

12:30

The 3rd International Symposium co-organized by Doshisha University andUniversity of Tübingen will be held as below. It follows upon the ﬁrst
International Symposium held in 2018 at Doshisha University and the second
International Symposium held in 2019 at University of Tübingen.

PM: Symposium Day 1, Evening: Welcoming Reception
February 26 (Wed.) AM/PM: Symposium Day 2
February 27 (Thu.) AM/PM: Symposium Day 3

Discussion

Doshisha University , Clark Memorial Hall

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February 28 (Fri.)

PM: Signing Ceremony, Evening: Reception
Individual Lab Visits and/or Kyoto Tour12