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（Last updated : 2022-12-16 01:55:47）

Ejima Akiko
Department Undergraduate School , School of Law

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2022/06	Article	Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal (Collaboration)
2.	2022/04	Article	The Globalized Society and Law: Who makes rules? Hogaku Seminar pp.27-31 (Single)
3.	2022/01	Article	Business and Human Rights - The Circulatory System Consisting of States, international Organizations and Non-State Actors Jurist pp.21-28 (Single)
4.	2021/12	Article	Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal (Collaboration)
5.	2021/12	Article	International Human Rights Protection System－Towards Human Rights Law, in Constitutional Law in the Age of Globalization pp.145-163 (Single)
6.	2021/12	Article	The Japanese Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law pp.2-22 (Single)
7.	2021/09	Article	Human Rights in the United Kingdom (1): The 1998 Human Rights Act, in the Contemporary Constitution - Japan and the United Kingdom (Single)
8.	2021/09	Article	International Protection of Human Rights, in the Contemporary Constitution - Japan and the United Kingdom (Single)
9.	2021/06	Article	Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal (Collaboration)
10.	2021/02	Article	Thin but resilient constitutionalism in Japan? Int’l J. Const. L. Blog (Single)
11.	2021/01	Article	What is the true value of the Constitution of Japan? Japanese people’s perception of the Constitution IACL-AIDC Blog (Single)
12.	2021	Article	How to compare constitutional amendments in the world: Some Reflections from an empirical perspective Yonsei Law Journal Vol.11, No. 1 11(1),pp.39-58 (Single)
13.	2021	Article	“Please Stay at Home: Japan’s Soft Approach in Combatting COVID-19” in Rose-Liza Eisma-Osoria, Karsten Grabow, Peter Hefele and Stefan Samse (eds.), Parliaments in the COVID-19 Pandemic: Between Crisis Management, Civil Rights and Proportionality Observations From Asia and the Pacific pp.79-97 (Single)
14.	2020/12	Article	Human Rights　Jurisprudence Journal Human Rights Jurisprudence Journal (Collaboration)
15.	2020/12	Article	Reevaluating the 1973 Judgment of the Supreme Court of Japan as a Landmark Judgment IACL-AIDC Blog (Single)
16.	2020/10	Article	Constitutional oversight mechanism for government decision making in an era with COVID-19 (in Covid-19 and Constitutional Law. Covid-19 et droit constitutionnel) (Single)
17.	2020/05	Article	Japan’s Soft State of Emergency: Social Pressure Instead of Legal Penalty VerfBlog (Single)
18.	2019/07	Article	A New Trend in the Use of Foreign Law and International Human Rights Law by the Supreme Court of Japan: A Game Changer or a Setback? Horitsu Ronso 92(1),pp.99-130 (Single)
19.	2019/07	Article	From the perspective of a ‘global jurist’: How far did the communication between importers and exporters of constitutional ideas contribute to Japanese state building and peace building?（『国際法のフロンティア』（宮崎繁樹先生追悼記念論文集）所収） (Single)
20.	2019/02	Article	Enforcement and Effectiveness of Anti-Discrimination Law: Problems and Prospects of Japanese Anti-Discrimination Law ICCLP Publications (International Center for Comparative Law and Politics, University of Tokyo) (14),pp.283-293 (Single)
21.	2019/01	Article	Comparative Constitutional Dialogue at the Supreme Court of Japan: Japanese Case Law concerning the Separation of Religion and State Horitsu Ronso 91(2/3),pp.35-62 (Single)
22.	2019	Article	Clerks of constitutional courts and supreme courts (in Max Planck Encyclopedia of Comparative Constitutional Law) (Single)
23.	2019	Article	Use of Foreign and Comparative Law by the Supreme Court of Japan (in Judicial Cosmopolitanism: Use of Foreign Law in Contemporary Constitutional System) (Single)
24.	2018	Book	Comparative Perspectives on the Enforcement and Effectiveness of Antidiscrimination Law: Challenges and Innovative Tools (Single)
25.	2017/08	Article	The Comparative and Transnational Nature of the Bill of Rights: An Analysis of the Japanese Experience under the Bill of Rights after World War II (『憲法の思想と発展』所収） pp.147-169 (Single)
26.	2017/06	Book	Constitution of Nations (Collaboration)
27.	2016/11	Article	Problems and Prospects of Japanese Anti-Discrimination Law (Japanese National Report) (Single)
28.	2016	Article	A Possible Cornerstone for an Asian Human Rights Court: The Deliberative Nature of the Dialogue between Comparative Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law (a.k.a. Global Human Rights Law) (in Global Constitutionalism and Multi-layered Protection of Human Rights - Exploring the Possibility of Establishing a Regional Human Rights Mechanism in Asia) pp.584-601 (Single)
29.	2016	Article	Japanese Efforts to Have a Secrecy Law and a 'National Security Council' - A Runner Who Is One Lap Behind, or Good Things Come to Those Who Wait?　（in Constitutionalism Across Borders in the Struggle Against Terrorism） pp.125-145 (Single)
30.	2014/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2015 (Collaboration)
31.	2014/03	Article	Emerging Transjudicial Dialogue on Human Rights in Japan: Does it contribute in making a hybrid of national and international human rights norms? Meiji Law School Review (14),pp.139-167 (Single)
32.	2014	Article	A Possibility of the Muti-layered Human Rights Implementation System Underpinned by the Simultaneous Codification of the Constitution of Japan and the International Human Rights Treaty (in Wen-Yeu Wang （ed), Codification in International Perspective) pp.297-312 (Single)
33.	2014	Article	From the west to the east: migration of surveillance policy　（in Fergal Davis, Nicola McGarrity and George Williams (eds), Surveillance, Counter-Terrorism and Comparative) pp.192-209 (Single)
34.	2013/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2014 (Collaboration)
35.	2013/07	Article	Advantages and Disadvantages of Creating a Multi-layred System for the Protection of Human Rights: Lessons from UK-European Experiences under the European Convention on Human Rights Meiji Law School Review (13),pp.1-24 (Single)
36.	2013/03	Article	The Influence of the international codification of human rights upon the codification of the Constitution of Japan University of Tokyo Journal of Law and Politics (10),pp.81-97 (Single)
37.	2013	Book	A Gap between the Apparent and Hidden Attitudes of the Supreme Court of Japan towards Foreign Precedents (in Tania Groppi and Marie-Claire Ponthoreau (eds), The Use of Foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges) pp.273-299 (Single)
38.	2012/12	Article	Fair Hearing in the United Kingdom - Establishment of the Right to Fair Hearing by the British Common Law and the European Convention on Human Rights under the Multi-Layered System of Human Rights Protection Comparative Law Journal (Japan Society of Comparative Law) (74),pp.70-84 (Single)
39.	2012/12	Article	Lucja Miara, The Supervision of Execution of Judgments in the Newly Reformed European Court of Human Rights (translation) Comparative Law review (Institute of Comparative Law, Waseda University) 46(2),pp.111-127 (Single)
40.	2012/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2013 (Collaboration)
41.	2012/08	Article	New Handbook on Case Law pp.73-80, 133-143 (Collaboration)
42.	2011/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2012 pp.7-247 (Collaboration)
43.	2011/07	Article	Significance of a Multi-layered Dialogue for Constructing a Multi-layered Fundamental Rights Protection System International Constitutional Law Journal (Vienna University) 5(2),pp.218-221 (Single)
44.	2011/02	Article	The Constitutional Law As a Possible Human Rights Protection Law: Judicial Review, International and National Human Rights Institutions Houritsu Ronsou (Meiji University) 83(2/3),pp.65-96 (Single)
45.	2010/12	Article	Book Review: Commentaries on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women Kokusai Josei pp.171-171 (Single)
46.	2010/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2011 pp.9-253 (Collaboration)
47.	2010/11	Article	"War on Terror"" and Human Rights, in Revisit of Human Rights Vol 3 Range of Human Rights" pp.113-134 (Single)
48.	2010/08	Article	Warrant Principle (Constitutional Law of Japan Article 35) and Right to Privavy (Constitutional Law of Japan Article 13) and DNA Database Law School Enshu (4),pp.8-15, 48-57 (Single)
49.	2010/04	Book	New Commentary on World Constitutions (2nd Edition) pp.15-55 (Collaboration)
50.	2010/04	Book	Selected Cases of the Constitutional Law pp.119-178 (Collaboration)
51.	2010/04	Article	Questioning the Essence of the Matter of "Politics and Money" - a Limit of Regulations and a potential of disclosure - Josei Tenbou (624),pp.16-17 (Single)
52.	2010/02	Article	Reconstructing the Constitutional System in Terms of Protecting Human Rights - Reapprisal of the Judicial Domestic Implementation of Human Rights Meiji Law School Review (7),pp.1-47 (Single)
53.	2010/01	Article	What is necessary in order to utilise human rights in a "cool" way? - The constitutional law is not enough? Sekai (800),pp.123-133 (Single)
54.	2009/11	Book	Mohan Compendium of Japanese Law 2010 pp.「憲法編」 (Collaboration)
55.	2009/10	Article	S. and Marper v. the United Kingdom: Use of DNA and Fingerprints for the Prevention of Crime and the Rights to Respect for Private Life (European Court of Human Rights, Grand Chamber, Judgment of 4 Dec 2008) Human Rights International (International Human Rights Law Association) pp.120-122 (Single)
56.	2009/09	Article	The Position of the International Human Rights Treaty in the Future Vision of the Constitutional Law - Promotion of a "Dialogue" at the Multi-layer Levels Houritsu Jiho pp.104-110 (Single)
57.	2009/03	Article	Enigmatic Attitude of the Supreme Court of Japan towards Foreign Precedents – Refusal at Front Door and Admission at Back Door Meiji Law Journal (Meiji University) 16,pp.19-44 (Single)
58.	2008/12	Book	Constitutional Issues pp.「安全と自由」82‐83 (Collaboration)
59.	2008/09	Book	Essential Casese of the European Court of Human Rights pp.xxxiii-xxxi（翻訳）, 18-37, 144-149, 384-389 (Collaboration)
60.	2008/09	Article	The Role of the Courts in the Debate of Security and Freedom - The European Convention on Human Rights, The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 and the Control Order- Houritsu Ronsou (Meiji University) pp.61-109 (Single)
61.	2008/07	Book	New Compendium of Consitutional Law pp.「人権保障の国際化」423-429 (Collaboration)
62.	2008/07	Article	The way Basic Legal Subjects (Lectures) should be taught to non-legal students (Mishusha) of the first year at law school Law School pp.66-77 (Single)
63.	2007/12	Article	Human Rights in an Era of Terrorism―Necessity and Possibility of Multi-layered Mechanism for Protecting Human Rights― Journal of Social Science (Institute of Social Science, the University of Tokyo) pp.35-56 (Single)
64.	2007/10	Article	'Surveillance Society' and Human Rights Public Law Review pp.125-137 (Single)
65.	2007/10	Article	Human Rights Faicing Challenges - The 1998 Human Rights Act and the European Convention on Human Rights Human Rights International (International Human Rights Law Association) pp.21-29 (Single)
66.	2007/09	Book	Iwanami Lecture Constitutional Law 5 Globalization and Constitutional Law A Potentional of 'International Human Rights' in Japan pp.「日本における「国際人権」の可能性」199-225 (Collaboration)
67.	2007/09	Book	Lecture Human Security and International Crime Organization Vol. 4 Human Security and Governance of Internaitional Community pp.「日本における「国際人権」」199-215 (Collaboration)
68.	2007/08	Book	Constitutional Aspects and Constitutional Reform Debates pp.「憲法改正と国際社会・国際人権保障」333-353 (Collaboration)
69.	2007/08	Article	UK's Response to Terrorism Post 9/11 under the Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Convention on Human Rights Comparative Law Journal pp.109-116 (Single)
70.	2007/03	Article	A New Relationship between the Parliament and the Judiciary - The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2005 and the European Convention on Human Rights Houritsu　Ronsou (Meiji University) pp.69―108 (Single)
71.	2007/03	Article	Richard Calland, "The Constitution and "Dialogue" －Right to Know, Judicial Review and Democracy in South Africa－" MEIJI UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMS GUEST LECTURE SERIES (Single)
72.	2007/03	Other	The 1946 Constitution of Japan: What does it mean for the international community? (Single)
73.	2007/02	Book	100 Selection of Constitutional Cases I pp.「戦後補償」20-21 (Collaboration)
74.	2007	Article	“The Emergence of the European Constitutional Law or Symbiosis of the Domestic Constitutional Laws and the International Human Rights Treaties: From a Japanese International Center for Comparative Law and Politics(University of Tokyo) Publications 10,pp.199-210 (Single)
75.	2006/11	Book	International Human Rights Law and Constitutional Law European Convention on Human Rights and the UK Human Rights Act 1998 pp.「ヨーロッパ人権条約とイギリス1998」年人権法」303-222 (Collaboration)
76.	2006/11	Book	New Commentary on World Constitutions pp.「イギリス」15-47 (Collaboration)
77.	2006/05	Article	British Parliamentary Democracy and 'Constitutional Reform' - Reconsideration on the British Westminster Model Jurist (Yuhikaku) pp.92-100 (Single)
78.	2006/05	Article	Constitutional Law and 'International Human Rights' - Symbiosis of the International System and Domestic System Constitutional Law Review pp.7-19 (Single)
79.	2006/01	Book	Party Funding and Campaign Financing in International Perspective (Revisiting Transparency and Disclosure in Japanese Political Reform) pp.Revisiting Transparency and Disclosure123-152 (Single)
80.	2005/11	Book	The Constitional Law at Present pp.「憲法と国際人権条約」103-138 (Collaboration)
81.	2005/11	Article	'Independence of the Judiciary' and Individual Communication of UN system - the Sphere of Independence of the Judges and International Human Rights Protection Houritsu Ronsou (Nihon Hyron-sha) pp.25-30 (Single)
82.	2005/10	Article	Social Rights as Rights - The Sphere of International Human Rights Law Human Rights International (International Human Rights Law Association) pp.97-99 (Single)
83.	2005/06	Article	Right to Access Lawyers and Domestic Applications of the Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Treaties Jurist pp.7-8 (Single)
84.	2005/05	Book	Constitutional Reform Debates 'Constitutional Reform' in the UK - Missing Perspectives in the Japanese Debate on the Reform of the Constitution pp.「イギリスにおける「憲法改革」」254-258 (Collaboration)
85.	2005/05	Article	Fundamental Human Rights Hougaku Seminar, Nihon Hyoron-sha pp.10-11 (Single)
86.	2005/03	Article	The Role of the Council of Europe and the Contracting States in the Reform of the Human Rights Protection System - The 14 Protocol of the European Convention on Human Rights Treaties in Commemoration of the Establishment of the Law School, Meiji University pp.51-83 (Single)
87.	2005/02	Book	The Changing Constitution in the UK pp.イギリス「憲法改革」と1998年人権法163-188 (Single)
88.	2004/12	Article	The Possibility to Share the Experiences in the Implementing Process of Human Rights Chukyo Hougaku pp.69-95 (Single)
89.	2004/08	Article	Regulation and Protection of Children: The Stituation of the United Kingdom Houritsu Jiho, Nihon Hyoron-sha pp.68-69 (Single)
90.	2004/04	Book	Basis of the Constitutional Law pp."45-68, 76-81, 89-94, 143-150" (Single)
91.	2004/03	Article	Discrimination upon Foreigners in a public bath Hougaku Kyoshitsu Bessatsu Hanrei Select (Yuhikaku) pp.6 (Single)
92.	2004/03	Article	Transparency and Disclosure in the Japanese Political Reform: A Starting Point, Not A Goal The Bulletin of Institute of Social Science, Meiji University 26(4),pp.1-30 (Single)
93.	2003/05	Article	A New Development of Human RIghts Protection in the UK - The European Convention Human Rights and the Human Rights Act 1998 Jurist (Yuhikaku) pp.173-180 (Single)
94.	2003/03	Article	The Symbiosis of the European System and Domestic System for Protecting Human Rights - The Individual Remedy and the Protection of Constitutional Order in the European Court of Human Rights Memoirs of Intsitut of Social Sciences, Meiji University pp.189-201 (Single)
95.	2003/01	Article	Venkat Iyer, Human Rights: The Challeges Ahead MEIJI UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAMS GUEST LECTURE SERIES pp.13-21 (Single)
96.	2002/03	Book	A New Dimension for the Protection of Human Rights The Symbiosis of the European Convention on Human Rights and the British Constitution no. pp."i-xix, 1-318" (Single)
97.	2001/10	Book	Constitutionalism and Democracy The Signficance and Role of Bills of Rights in Protecting Human Rights pp.「「人権保障におけるBill of Rights の意義と役割―A Bill of Rights としての日本国憲法を評価する試みとして―」」45-58 (Collaboration)
98.	2001/08	Article	Implement Process of the 1998 Human Rights Act -An Alternative for the Century of Human Rights School of Law, Chuo UniversityHogaku Shinpo pp.551-575 (Single)
99.	2001/07	Book	"41 Constitutional Law Books, Masami Ito, 'The Rule of Law': The Essential 'Spirit' for the Realsation of the Constitution of Japan" pp.「『法の支配』(伊藤正己著)日本国憲法の真の実現のために必要な精神」244-249 (Collaboration)
100.	2001/03	Article	The Right to Publicity, the Right to Privacy and Freedom of Expression Yuhikaku Harrei Select 2000, Hougaku Kyoshitsu pp.4 (Single)
101.	2001/03	Article	Three Models for Tackling Political Corruption : An Appraisal of the Japanese Political Reform of 1994 Women's College Journal, Meiji University 69,pp.1-40 (Single)
102.	2001	Article	TSUJIMURA Miyoko, Kenpou(Book Review) Hogaku Seminar pp.109 (Single)
103.	2000/05	Book	Essential Constitutional Law Cases pp."366(20-37,172-173)" (Collaboration)
104.	2000/05	Article	Watching Eyes on the Constitution Review Council Houritsu Jiho pp.57 (Single)
105.	2000/04	Book	Modern Constitution (New Edition) Japan and the United Kingdom pp.166-176 (Collaboration)
106.	2000/03	Article	The Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights in the United Kingdom-Nascent Symbiotic Relationship between the 1998 Human Rights Act and the International Human Rights Law The Women's College Journal, Meiji University pp.163-228 (Single)
107.	2000	Article	SHIN Hae-Bong, State Parties' Obligations under Human Rights Conventions(Book Review) pp.100-101 (Single)
108.	1999/03	Article	The Domestic Implementation of the International Human Rights Treaties-A New Dimension in the English Court (2) Women's College Journal,Meiji University pp.1-72 (Single)
109.	1999/03	Article	The Domestic Implementation of the International Human Rights Treaties-A New Dimension in the English Court (3) Women's College Journal , Meiji University pp.55-113 (Single)
110.	1999	Book	The Funding of Political Parties: Europe and Beyond pp.「Japan」121-138 (Single)
111.	1998/04	Book	"History and Comparison in the Constitutional Law The Impact of the Individual Petition upon the Constitutional Law and the International Human Rights Law, in History and Comparisons of the Constitutional Laws" pp.463(431-443) (Collaboration)
112.	1998/04	Book	Law and Constitution pp.「第7章1　最高法規」286-297（総ページ数310) (Collaboration)
113.	1998/04	Book	The Political Funding and the Legal System pp."11-36,235-256(総頁数336)" (Collaboration)
114.	1998/03	Article	The Domestic Implementation of the International Human Rights Treaties-A New Dimension in the English Court-(1) The Women's College Journal, Meiji University pp.35-105 (Single)
115.	1997/09	Book	"Modern Constitution Japan and the UK International Protection of Human Rights, in Modern Constitution-Japan and the United Kingdom" pp.「人権の国際的保障」143-153（総頁数290) (Collaboration)
116.	1997/03	Article	The Impact of the International Human Rights Treaties in Japan: Absence of the Ratification of the Optional Protocol of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights Women's College Journal, Meiji University 61,pp.77-97 (Single)
117.	1996/12	Book	Political Constitution A New Development from the Equality between Men and Women to Women's Rights-A Development of the Fifty Years in Japan after the World War Ⅱ pp.422(337-358) (Collaboration)
118.	1996	Book	Modern International Community and Aspects of Human Rights The National Legal System to Promote the Effectiveness of the International Human Rights Treaties pp.29-53 (Collaboration)
119.	1996	Article	Gerard Hogan, The Protection of Fundamental Right in the European Community Comparative Law Review pp.125-143 (Collaboration)
120.	1996	Article	Individual Petition in the European Convention on Human Rights Kokusai Josei pp.78-81 (Single)
121.	1996	Article	Practice of Political Funding in the Western Europe (the United Kingdom) Houritsu Ronso, Meiji University pp.177-200 (Collaboration)
122.	1996	Article	Problems of Political Funding and Arguments for the Introducion of the Public Funding for Political Parties in the United Kingdom (1) Senkyo pp.19-28 (Single)
123.	1996	Article	Problems of Political Funding and Arguments for the Introducion of the Public Funding for Political Parties in the United Kingdom (2) Senkyo pp.8-16 (Single)
124.	1996	Article	The Significance of the Individual Petition System of the International Human Rights Protection in the Spheres of the International Law and the Constitutional Law -the European Convention on Human Rights and the United Kingdom- Houritsu Jiho (Nihon Hyoron-sha) pp.83-88 (Single)
125.	1995	Article	European System for Protecting Human Rights-The New ECHR Supervisory System Established by the Protocol No. 11- The Women's College Journal, Meiji University pp.33-69 (Single)
126.	1995	Article	Practice of Political Funding in Japan Houritsu Ronso, Meiji University pp.141-158 (Collaboration)
127.	1994/05	Book	Bessatsu Hogaku Sminar Bar Examination Series Constitutional Law II Fundamental Human Rights pp.11-12 (Collaboration)
128.	1994	Article	A New Development of Human Rights Theory Relationship between the International Human Rights Treaty and the Constitutional Law from a Perspective of International Protection of Human Rights pp.175-186 (Single)
129.	1994	Article	The Concept of Human Rights in the European Coure of Human Rights -The Significant Role of the Due Process in its Case-law- The Journal of Women's College, Meiji University pp.139-170 (Single)
130.	1994	Article	The Relationship between the European Convention of Human Rights and Common Law in English Courts The Journal of Women's College, Meiji University pp.139-170 (Single)
131.	1993	Article	The European Convertion on Human Rights, The European Community Law and the Constitution of the United Kingdom The Journal of Women's College, Meiji University pp.69-107 (Single)
132.	1993	Article	The Relationship between the International Human Rights Treaty and the Domestic Court The Journal of Women's College, Meiji University pp.171-235 (Single)
133.	1992	Article	A New Development of the Margin of Appreciation Doctine in the European Court of Human Rights Memoirs of the Graduate School Meiji University pp.55-73 (Single)
134.	1991	Article	The Protection of Freedom of Expression in the Judiciary of the United Kingdom-Freedom of Expression as 'Residual' Liberty and as a Public Interest- Memoirs of the Graduate School Meiji University pp.53-71 (Single)
135.	1990	Article	The Reform of the Law of Contempt of Court in the United Kingdom and the European Convention on Human Rights Memoirs of the Graduate School Meiji University pp.21-40 (Single)
136.	1989	Article	A New Bill of Rights in the United Kingdom-A New Development in the 1980's- Memoirs of the Graduate School Meiji University pp.15-28 (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2021/07/28	How parliaments work (or do not work) during COVID-19 pandemics in Asia and the Pacific? - in the case of Japan- (The International Round Table Discussion on the Role of Parliament and Judicia Review during Covid-19 Pandemics in Asia)
2.	2021/07/06	Countermeasures against the COVID-19 and Human Rights: Analysis on East-Asian Experiences in the light of the Constitutional Principles (2021 ICON・S Mundo　Session II Panel #13)
3.	2021/06/12	Human Rights Protection System in the Era of Pandemic: Seeking for a new Model (Regulatory State and Challenges to Public Law)
4.	2021/03/30	Covid-19 and Human Rights (K-J Joint Workshop: The Comparative Study of the Caselaw of the ECtHR)
5.	2021/03/26	Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Constitutional Protection of Human Rights: A Possibility of a Pluralistic, Non-hierarchical and Circulatory System?” (Session 4 Human Rights Protection and Judicial Authority) (The Legal Framework for Strengthening UK-Japanese Relations: Trade, Policy, and Constitutional Dimensions, Nagoya Workshop)
6.	2021/03/11	Diversity and inclusion in the era of COVID-19 pandemic: What can the national government learn from international human rights law (Societal Inclusion through Acknowledgement of Cultural Diversity, Experiences of Europe and Japan in the Era of Global Pandemic, Seminar Japan and the Council of Europe 25 years)
7.	2020/12/01	Thin but Resilient Constitutionalism in Japan (CONSTITUTIONAL STRUGGLES IN ASIA)
8.	2020/07/07	AI and national instruments and guidelines in Japan” A key note speech (The CAHAI plenary meeting on Advantages, disadvantages and limitations of existing international and national instruments and ethical guidelines on artificial intelligence)
9.	2020/04/10	How to compare constitutional amendments: Some reflections from an empirical perspective (INTERNATIONAL ROUNDTABLE: Constitutional Amendments: Making, Breaking, and Changing Constitutions)
10.	2020/02/01	Concluding Remark (K-J Joint Workshop: The Comparative Study of the Caselaw of the ECtHR)
11.	2019/12/09	Case Study on Japan: Sleeping or awakening (International Conference on Gender and Constitutionalism in Asia)
12.	2019/12/07	What Makes Global Constitutionalism Possible? -Case Study on Japan Who Experienced TwoTime Comprehensive Transplants of Constitutionalism (Panel A7: What is the Value of the European Court of Human Rights Experience for the Asian Context?) (8th ASIAN CONSTITUTIONAL LAW FORUM “Asian Constitutional Law: Recent Developments and Trends”)
13.	2019/09/05	Akiko Ejima, Human Rights and Judicial Authority: A Possibility of a Pluralistic, Non-hierarchical and Circulatory System of Human Rights Protection (The Legal Framework for Strengthening UK-Japanese Relations: Trade, Policy, and Constitutional Dimensions)
14.	2019/09/04	Pluralistic, non-hierarchical and circulatory system of human rights protection: Seeking a global model of human rights protection (Human RIghts Meeting)
15.	2019/03/28	What makes constitutionalism global? - Case study on Japan who experienced two comprehensive transplants of constitutionalism (Symposium on Global constitutionalism: Asia-Pacific perspectives)
16.	2019/02/10	Use of comparative law and international human rights law by the Supreme Court of Japan: Game changer or setback? (K-J Joint Workshop: The Comparative Study of the Caselaw of the ECtHR)
17.	2019/01/16	Achievement and problem of Japanese constitutionalism in gender: Why cannot Japan improve the Gender Gap Index so far? (, Gender and Constitutionalism in Asia Conference)
18.	2018/10/16	Implications of constitutional culture for constitution building in Japan: Constitutional culture or constitutional cultures (Third Melbourne Forum on Constitution Building in Asia and the Pacific: IMPLICATIONS OF CULTURE FOR CONSTITUTION BUILDING)
19.	2018/06/27	The Influence of International Law on Constitutional Law in Asia (the 2018 Conference of the International Society of Public Law)
20.	2018/06/26	A role of “constitutionalism” in the recent constitutional debates on Article 9 (the “pacifism” clause) in Japan (The 2018 Conference of the International Society of Public Law)
21.	2018/06/21	How far does the interaction between the importer and exporter of the constitutional ideas contribute in post-war Japanese reconstruction and peace-building? (The 10th World Congress of International Association Constitutional Law 2018)
22.	2017/11/01	A Possible Cornerstone for an Asian Human Rights Court: The Deliberative Nature of the Dialogue between Comparative Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law (a.k.a. Global Human Rights Law) (1st International Symposium of the AACC Secretariat for Research and Development, Constitutionalism in Asia: the Past, Present and Future)
23.	2017/06/30	Interaction between Comparative Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law in the Process of Implementation of Human Rights Instruments (International Symposium of the Korean Public Law Association, Human Rights, Rule of Law and Legal Culture: Worldwide Perspectives)
24.	2017/06/23	Soft approach to counter-racismHard approach to counter-terrorism：Necessity of a holistic approach (Expert meeting on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance)
25.	2017/01/25	Global jurists for drafting constitutional law - Japanese experiences of the Meiji Constitution (1889) and the present Constitution of Japan (1946) (the Global Jurists Seminar Three - Comparisons, Transplants, Migrations)
26.	2016/09/09	Free Speech in Japan and International Human Rights Law (Joint East Asian Studies Conference 2016)
27.	2015/06/05	Double Constitutional Migration of the Religious Freedom and Judicial Review: Comparative Constitutional Dialogue at the Supreme Court of Japan (Constitutionalism, Religious Freedom and Human Rights: Constitutional Migration, Transjudicialism beyond the North Atrantic)
28.	2014/12/14	Globalization of Human Rights: An Open System or A Closed System, International Workshop: Transformation of Law in the Age of Globalization at Doshisha University (Transformations of Law in the age of Globalization)
29.	2014/09/12	Towards a Symbiotic Relationship between the Comparative Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law: (The European Human Rights System Beyond Europe: Interaction with Asia)
30.	2014/09/09	Advantage and Disadvantage of Creating a Multi-layered System for the Protection of Human Rights:Dialogue or Conflict? (Law School Seminar)
31.	2014/09/08	The Globalization of Human Rights: Transnational Trends in Multilevel Protection (Tilburg Global Law Bachelor Kick-off)
32.	2014/06/17	Newborn Transjudicial Dialogue on Human Rights in Japan (The IXth World Congress of the International Association of Constitutional Law)
33.	2014/03/06	Japanese Efforts to Have a Secrecy Law and a 'National Security Council' (International Association of Constitutional law Round Table)
34.	2013/02/18	The Possibility of Creating a Multi-Layered System for the Protection of Human Rights: What can Asian Countries Learn from UK-European experiences under the European Convention on Human Rights? (Symposium on the Contextual Approach to Human Rights and Democracy: Dialogue between Europe and Japan)
35.	2012/12/13	From the West to the East: Migration of Surveillance Policy (International Association of Constitutional Law Research Group on Constitutional Responses to Terrorism Workshop)
36.	2010/12/08	Enigmatic Attitude of the Supreme Court of Japan towards Foreign Precedents - Refusal at the Front Door and Admission at the Back Door - (The 8th World Congress of International Association of Constitutional Law)
37.	2010/11/27	Concluding Remarks: what are the merits of having a multi-layered fundamental rights protection system? (Functions of Multi-layered Fundamental Rights Protection in Globalized World - The Human Rights Convention and Constitutional Courts in Integrated Europe -)
38.	2010/11/04	The U.N. Treaties in practice: the Individual Complaint mechanism in Japan (The Rights of Individual Complaint under the UN Human Rights Treaties: Promoting Human Rights in Japan through U.N. Treaties)
39.	2010/04/17	Use of Foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges (International Association of Constitutional Group Interest Group Workshop on the Use of Foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges)
40.	2009/11/24	Importance of Freedom of Expression in Drafting a Constitution-Role of the Media and Journalists (JICA, Nepal)
41.	2009/11/12	Reinforcement of the “Intelligence Agency” and its Problems after 9/11 in Japan: “Freedom and Security” in the Twenty-first Century (Constitutional Responses To Terrorism: Focus on Intelligence Agencies and their Oversight Workshop convened by the EUI Law Department jointly with the Research Group on Constitutional responses to terrorism, within the International Association of Constitutional Law, Florence)
42.	2009/03/11	Is the Constitutional System Originally Designed for the Implementation of Human Rights? A Comparative Study between the UK and Japan (Human Rights Forum, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge)
43.	2008/11/15	Enigmatic Attitude of the Supreme Court of Japan towards Foreign Precedents ? Refusal at Front Door and Admission at Back Door-(National Report for (the 2009 meeting of the Interest Group of the IACL（Use of Foreign Precedents by Constitutional Judges))
44.	2007/06/12	“Reconsiderations on Judicial Review: A Pragmatic Approach?” (IACL, Athen, Greek)
45.	2006/07/21	The Emergence of the European Constitutional Law of Symbiosis of the Domestic Constitutional Laws and the International Human Rights Treaties - From A Japanese Perspective (XVIth Congress of the International Academy of Comparative Law)
46.	2005/10/06	Opportunities and Pitfalls: Lessons from the Japanese Experiences of Regulation (IDASA Symposium Political Donations: Roles and Responsibilities)
47.	2005/06/18	The Constitution of Japan and the Equality between Men and Women: From Equality betwenn Men and Women to the Equal Participation by Men and Women (イラク憲法制定支援セミナー)
48.	2005/05/27	"Transplant of ""Rule of Law"" - Rule of Law as a Global Standard?" ("22nd IVR World Congress: Law and Justice in A Global Society (Granada, Spain)")
49.	2003/08/16	From Practice to Standard-Setting and/or Frdom Standard-Setting to Practice (21st IVR World Congress)
50.	2003/05/06	"Japan’s Experiences under the Equality Provisions in the 1946 Constitution: Gradual Female Participations in Political, Economic and Social Activities 1945-2003　" ("Constitutional Commission, Kabul, Afghanistan")
51.	2002/10/25	"The Impact of ""Europeanisation of Law"" upon Non-European Countries from the Perspective of Human Rights" ("European Academy of Legal Theory: Epistemology and Methodology of Comparative Law　(Brussels, Belgium)")
52.	1999/07/14	"Constitution, Democracy and Corruption: Three Models To Tackle Political Corruption" ("Fifth Congress of the International Association of Constitutional Law (Rotterdam, the Netherlands)")
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	2005/02 Degree Acquisition	Meiji University, Doctor of Law
2.	1988/04～1992/03	〔Doctorial Course〕 Public Law, Graduate School, Division of Law, Meiji University, Accomplished credits for doctoral program,
3.	1986/04～1988/03	〔Master Course〕 Public Law, Graduate School, Division of Law, Meiji University, Completed,
4.	1982/04～1986/03	Law, Faculty of Law, Meiji University, Graduated,

■ Career History

2018/04～

Meiji University Schoolf of Law Professor

■ Teaching Activities

● Efforts to Improve Educational Contents and Method (Including Teaching Evaluation)
1.	2015/04/01～	Studying Japanese Constitutional Law through English (Advance Legal Study A)
● Textbook and Other Teaching Materials of your own
1.	2012/08/10	New Handbook on Case Law

■ Major Subjects

Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law

■ Academic Associations Membership

1.	1993～	International Association of Constitutional Law
2.	2018～	∟ Member of the Executive Committee
3.	1988～	International Human Rights Law Association
4.	2018/11～2021/10	∟ President
5.	1997～	The Society of Legal Scholars

■ Social Activities

2021/07

Insight towards the establishment of a human rights court in Asia

■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

1.	2010/04～2014/03	Comparative and Empirical Study on Multi-layer Human Rights Protection System (Key Word : )
2.	2008/04～2011/03	Harmonization and its Limit of the Human Rights Norm in the European Region (Key Word : )
3.	2007/04～2009/03	The Reception and Developments of Western Constitutional Theory in Asia : the Comparative Research of Japanese and Taiwanese Constitutional Law (Key Word : )
4.	2006/04～2009/03	Reconsideration on the Westminster Model Constitutions and the Future of Constitutionalism (Key Word : )
5.	2004/04～2006/03	General study of the regional protection of th international human rights--in the focus of the European Convention of Human Rights and its Court (Key Word : )
6.	2002/04～2004/03	Study on The European Court of Human Rights as A Model for Protecting Human Rights (Key Word : )
7.	2002/04～2004/03	Study on the European Court of Human Rights as a Model for Protecting Human Rights (Key Word : )
8.	2002～2003	The European Court of Human Rights (Key Word : The European Court of Human Rights,Human Rights,Individual Applicaion)
9.	2001～2002	The European System for the Protection of Human Rights (Key Word : European Convention on Human Rights,System,Individual Application)
10.	2000/04～2002/03	A Nascent "Symbiotic" Relationship between the Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law (Key Word : )
11.	2000/04～2003/03	Comprehensive Study On The New Labour And The Constitutional Reform In Uk (Key Word : )
12.	2000～2002	The Constitutional Reform in the United Kingdam (Key Word : The United Kingdom,Constitutional Reform,Human Rights Act)
13.	1997	The Incorporation of the European Convention on Human Rights in the United Kingdom (The 1998 Human Rights Act) (Key Word : Human Rights Act,British Constitution,European Convention on Human Rights)
14.	1995/04～1996/03	The Interpretation and Application of the International Human Rights Treaties in the Domestic Court - A Comparative Study on Europe and Japan (Key Word : )
15.	1994/04～1995/03	The Mutual Relationship between the European Convention on Human Rights and the Constitutions of the Member States from the Perspective of the 'Contents' in the International Human Rights Law (Key Word : )
16.	1993/04～1996/03	Political Funding and Legal System (Key Word : )
17.	1993/04～1994/03	The Theory and Practice of the Relationship between the Japanese Constitutional Law and the International Human Rights Law (Key Word : )
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■ Current Specialized Field

Public law, Public law, International law, Public law, Public law (Key Word：Public Law, Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, International Human Rights Law, British Constitutional Law, The Human Rights Act 1998 (UK), Judicial Review, Multi-layer Protection System of Human Rights, European Convention on Human Rights, European Court of Human Rights, International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, Individual Communication, National Human Rights Institutions, Political Finance and Disclosure)

■ Courses and Lectures taught or delivered in the past

1.	Advanced Legal Studies (Constitutional Law)（Law School, Meiji University）
2.	Human Rights Law in Japan（Law School, Waseda University）
3.	Constitutional Law