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This course aims to allow students to acquire and extend their knowledge of international law through discussions on fundamental issues in various fields of international law. It will cover topics such as the sources of international law, the relationship between international and national law, the law of treaties, jurisdiction and immunities, state responsibility, the law of international organizations, the use of force, and international dispute settlement.
This course aims to allow students to acquire and extend their knowledge of international law through discussions on fundamental issues in various fields of international law. It will cover topics such as the sources of international law, the relationship between international and national law, the law of treaties, jurisdiction and immunities, state responsibility, the law of international organizations, the use of force, and international dispute settlement.
This class aims to provide an overview of the major issues and main dynamics shaping contemporary Chinese diplomacy. It will cover the history of the foreign policy of the People’s Republic of China, its relationship with key states and regions around the world, and the main themes in its contemporary diplomacy, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, its engagement with international organizations, and its efforts to shape the international narrative about China's rise.
The class will consist of weekly readings, lecture by the professor, and presentations by students followed by class discussions. Students will be expected to follow international news, to participate actively in class by asking questions and giving comments when called on, and to give one presentation offering their own analysis of the readings and the theme for the week. They will also write a short paper relating to their presentation as well as a longer final paper.
企業の存在目的を株主価値の最大化に限定するのか、それ以外のステークホルダーの利益にどれだけ配慮すべきか、という株主第一主義とステークホルダー主義の論争は、近年、世界のコーポレート・ガバナンス改革における最も重要な中心課題の一つとなっている。
株主第一主義の原点は、50年前に米国の経済学者Milton FriedmanがThe New York Timesに発表した論稿と言われている。しかし、（1）Milton Friedmanの見解はどのような前提要件の下で正しいのか、（2）この50年間の経済情勢の変化に応じてどのような調整を行うべきか、といった論点が浮上している。
この演習では、諸外国の議論の現状を把握しながら、日本における議論のあり方を検討する。
The debate between shareholderism and stakeholderism, i.e. whether the purpose of a company’s existence should be limited to maximizing shareholder value and how much consideration should be given to the interests of other stakeholders, has become one of the most important central issues in corporate governance reform around the world in recent years.
The origin of the shareholder-first principle is said to be an article published in the New York Times 50 years ago by the American economist Milton Friedman. However, discussions to date have raised questions such as (1) under what preconditions is Milton Friedman's view correct?, and (2) what adjustments should be made in response to changes in economic conditions over the past 50 years.
Based on our understanding of the current state of the debate in other countries, this seminar will examine the state of the discussion in Japan.
The objective of this course is for students to acquire an understanding of how the international legal system works. It will consider the specific case of how the international law of the sea has responded to changing circumstances after the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea was adopted.
This course is a joint course with the Graduate School of Law.
This course will focus on the current legal regime of the international law of the sea through discussions on various contemporary issues in this field. It will cover issues such as the validity of baselines, navigational rights, exploration and exploitation of natural resources, maritime delimitation, measures against piracy, regulation of international fisheries, protection of the maritime environment, and dispute settlement. Special attention will be given to ongoing maritime disputes in Asia.