Faculty Database - SATO Chie

Books and Papers

Conference Presentations

Academic Qualifications

Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

Committees and Associations

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SATO Chie
Department Undergraduate School , School of Law

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2024/09	Article	Characteristics and challenges of ‘Marine Protected Area’ in Japan The Prospects of the Japanese Legal System on the Law of the Sea pp.219-240 (Single)
2.	2023/06	Article	Revisiting Japan: Whaling after the Withdrawal from the ICRW Völkerrecht Europarecht Deutsches Recht Festschrift für Professor Gilbert Gornig 2,pp.321-340 (Single)
3.	2022/12	Article	The Necessity of a Global Legal Framework for Protection of Marine Biodiversity in Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction: Could the BBNJ Agreement Provide the Basis for an Integrated Framework? Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law, Volume 25 (2021) pp.584-624 (Single)
4.	2020/12	Article	Effective protection of marine living resources in Asia Pacific Region – What can we learn from the EU experience?” Chinese (Taiwan) Yearbook of International Law and Practice (Single)
5.	2018/12	Article	The Involvement of the UN, including its specialized agencies, in the progressive development of the rules on the management and conservation of fisheries: Plurality of initiatives but questionable coherence Max Planck Yearbook of United Nations Law (Single)
6.	2016/03	Article	The Proliferation of Marine Protected Areas Under International Law, European Union Law and Japanese Law Contemporary Issues in Environmental Law (Single)
7.	2014/08	Article	Protection of Aquatic Environment-Comparison of EU Law and International Law- (Single)
8.	2010/01	Article	Extraterritorial Aplication of EU Competition Law - Is it Possible for Japanese Companies to Steer Clear of EU Competition Law Journal of Political Science and Sociology (11),pp.23-47 (Single)
9.	2004/12	Book	Immunitat Internationaler Organisationen (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2024/11/10	Role of EU Marine Spatial Planning Directive for Balancing Ocean Use and the Protection of the Marine Environment (EUSA-JP 2024 Research Conference)
2.	2024/10/19	The Meaning and Role of "the Principle of Soridarity" for the EU (Renerwable)Energy Policy & Law
3.	2022/11/21	Drawbacks of "EU Taxonomy"for the 2050 Climate-Neutrality Target? (The Challenge and Response of Climate Change andEnergy Law 2022 Round II)
4.	2022/11/18	Possible Impact of Geopolitics on EU's renewable energy law/policy-As an example: Off-shore wind energy- (The Challenge and Response of Climate Change andEnergy Law)
5.	2020/06	Influence of EU legal framework for protection of marine environment over third countries and international Law making (1 ST WORKSHOP OF THE UACES RESEARCH NETWORK "The role of Europe in global challenges: Climate change and Sustainable Development")
6.	2020/05	Necessity of Global Legal Framework for Protection of Marine Environment and the Role of Due Diligence and Effective Implementation of Rule of Law (Ninth Annual Cambridge International Law Conference)
7.	2019/05	Effective Protection of Marine Living Resources in Asia Pacific Region – What Can We Learn from the EU Experience? (ILA-ASIL Asia-Pacific Research Forum)
8.	2015/09	Common Jurisdiction Rule vs Compensation for Environmental Damage As an Example: Nuclear Accidents (第 11 回ヨーロッパ国際法協会年次大会)
9.	2015/05	International Responsibility in Globalized World - Shared Responsibility between International Organizations and their member states- (2015 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association)
10.	2014/05	Equal Treatment of Victims of Not-wrongful Activities and the Role of State in the Globalized World (2014 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association)
11.	2013/05	New lnternational Legal Framework: Convention on Supplementary Compensation for Nuclear Damage (2013 Annual Meeting of the Law and Society Association)
12.	2010/03/31	(Regulations Crossing Borders)
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.		〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Law, Philipps-Universitat Marburg, Completed, Doktors der Rechte
2.		〔Master Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Law, Hitotsubashi University, Completed,
3.		〔Master Course〕, Philipps-Universitat Marburg, Completed, Magistra legum (LL.M.)
4.		Faculty of Laws, Hitotsubashi University, Graduated, Bachelor
5.		Philipps-Univeritat Marburg, Studying abroad,

■ Career History

1.	2024/08～2024/09	Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge Visiting Scholar
2.	2021/10～	Professor
3.	2018/04～2020/03	Walther Schücking Institute for International Law Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel, Faculty of Law Gastwissenschaftlerin
4.	2016/10～2021/09	Associate Professor
5.	2014/08～2014/09	Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, University of Cambridge Visiting Scholar

■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

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2024/04～2026/03

Necessity of marine spatial planning to balance ocean use and protection of the marine environment-what can we learn from the EU experience? (Key Word : Law of the Sea, Marine Environmental Law, EU Law, UNCLOS)

■ Committees and Associations

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2020/04/01～2023/03/31

Japan's rule-making strategy in a transition period of international order- China's rise and renewed cooperation among Japan, the US, and Europe; Japan-Europe cooperation in the context of US-China hegemonic competition