CV (Junji Nakagawa)(March 2016) - 1 - Junji Nakagawa CURRICULUM VITAE (March 2017) Current Position Professor of International Economic Law Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo Office Address Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo 7-3-1 Hongo, Bunkyo-ku Tokyo 113-0033, Japan Tel. 81-3-5841-4971 Fax 81-3-5841-4905 E-mail [email protected]URL http://twww.iss.u-tokyo.ac.jp/division/nakagawa_e.html Nationality: Japanese Place and Date of Birth: Hiroshima, Japan, 16 November 1955 Gender: Male
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3. Junji Nakagawa, International Harmonization of Economic Regulation,
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011, xvi+391pp.
4. Junji Nakagawa, International Harmonization of Economic Regulation,
Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2008, xiv+404pp. (in Japanese)
5. Junji Nakagawa, The Theory and Practice of Structural Adjustment/ Conditionality: A Case Study of Mexican Debt Crisis, Tokyo: FASID,
1998, 90pp. (in Japanese)
6. Junji Nakagawa, Legal Process of Nationalization Conflicts in Natural Resources Sector, Tokyo: Kokusai Shoin, 1990, xxxvi+290pp. (in
Japanese)
Co-Authored
7. Junji Nakagawa, Akio Shimizu, Satoru Taira and Isamu Mamiya,
International Economic Law, 2nd edition, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2012,
x+471pp. (in Japanese)
8. Junji Nakagawa, Akio Shimizu, Satoru Taira and Isamu Mamiya,
International Economic Law, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2003, vii+340pp. (in
Japanese); Chinese translation, Beijing: Peking University Press, 2007,
283pp.
9. Junji Nakagawa, Yasutami Shimomura and Jun Saito, The Political Economy of Japan’s ODA Charter, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 1999, vii+234pp. (in
Japanese)
10. Junji Nakagawa and Minoru Sano, Advanced Technologies and Intellectual Property, Tokyo: Nikkagiren Shuppannsha, 1997, x+169pp.
(in Japanese)
11. Junji Nakagawa et al., Keywords of International Law, Tokyo:
Yuhikaku, 1997, vii+240pp. (in Japanese)
12. Junji Nakagawa et al., Introduction to the Study of Foreign Aid, Tokyo:
Asia Keizai Shuppannkai, 1997, xvi+348pp. (in Japanese).
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Edited
13. Junji Nakagawa ed., Transparency in International Trade and Investment Dispute Settlement, London: Routledge, 2013, ix+221p.
14. Junji Nakagawa ed., Multilateralism and Regionalism in Global Economic Governance: Finance, Trade and Investment, London:
Routledge, 2011, xvi+200p.
15. Junji Nakagawa ed., China and Global Economic Governance, ISS
Research Series No.45, Tokyo: Institute of Social Science, University of
Tokyo, 117pp.
16. Junji Nakagawa ed., Anti-Dumping Laws and Practices of the New Users, London: Cameron May, 2007, 389pp.
17. Junji Nakagawa ed., Managing Development: Globalization, Economic Restructuring and Social Policy, London: Routledge, 2006, 361pp.
18. Junji Nakagawa ed., Antidumping of China, Tokyo: Japan Export Trade
Promotion Organization, 2004, 298pp. (in Japanese)
19. Junji Nakagawa ed., Managing Development and Transition in a Globalizing World (II): Corporate Behavior, ISS Research Series No.13,
Tokyo: Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo, 2004, 178pp.
20. Junji Nakagawa ed., Managing Development and Transition in a Globalizing World (I): Financial Liberalization and Financial Crises, ISS
Research Series No.11, Tokyo: Institute of Social Science, University of
Tokyo, 2004, 164pp.
21. Junji Nakagawa ed., Studies in Safeguard Measures: Multilateral Rules and Domestic Regulations, Tokyo: Fair Trade Center, 1999, 258pp. (in
Japanese)
Co-Edited
22. Junji Nakagawa and Akira Kotera eds., Basic Collection of Economic Treaties, 2nd edition, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2014, 213pp. (in Japanese)
23. Junji Nakagawa, Akio Shimizu and Mitsuo Matsushita eds., Casebook on WTO Law, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2009, 242pp. (in Japanese)
24. Junji Nakagawa and Koji Teraya eds, The Horizons of International Law: Theory, History and Empirical Study, Tokyo: Toshindo, 2008,
823pp. (in Japanese)
25. Junji Nakagawa, Shoichi Kidana and Yuko Yamane eds., Law of International Transactions, Kyoto: Horitsu Bunkasha, 2006, 263pp. (in
Japanese)
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26. Junji Nakagawa and Akira Kotera eds., Basic Collection of Economic Treaties, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 2002, 223pp. (in Japanese)
27. Junji Nakagawa, Mitsuo Matsushita and Akio Shimizu eds, Case Book on GATT/WTO Law, Tokyo: Yuhikaku, 1999, 354pp. (in Japanese)
28. Junji Nakagawa and Thomas J. Schoenbaum eds., From Friction to Coordination: Legal Analysis of Japan-U.S. Trade Disputes, Tokyo:
Toshindo, 1999, 372pp. (in Japanese)
29. Junji Nakagawa, Thomas J. Schoenbaum and Linda Reif eds., Trilateral Perspectives on International Legal Issues: From Theory into Practice,
New York: Transnational Publishers, 1998, 404pp.
30. Junji Nakagawa and Hiroshi Konno eds., Legal Protection of Software/Algorithms, Tokyo: Asakura Shoten, 1996, 196pp. (in
Japanese)
Translation
31. Robert E. Hudec, Developing Countries in the GATT Legal System, Trade
Policy Research Centre, 1987, translated by Junji Nakagawa et al., GATT and Developing Countries, Tokyo: Shizansha, 1992, 324pp. (in Japanese)
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Selected Journal Articles and Book Chapters
On International Economic Law
1. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.9, 2. Content of the TPP (2) Rules
for the Globalization of Supply Chains (5)”, Boeki to Kanzei, February
2017, pp.52-66. (in Japanese)
2. Junji Nakagawa, “Japan should try to persuade the US to ratify the
TPP”, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, 12 January 2017. (in Japanese)
3. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.8, 2. Content of the TPP (2) Rules
for the Globalization of Supply Chains (4)”, Boeki to Kanzei, January
2017, pp.27-41. (in Japanese)
4. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.7, 2. Content of the TPP (2) Rules
for the Globalization of Supply Chains (3)”, Boeki to Kanzei, December
2016, pp.18-31. (in Japanese)
5. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.6, 2. Content of the TPP (2) Rules
for the Globalization of Supply Chains (2)”, Boeki to Kanzei, November
2016, pp.2-18. (in Japanese)
6. Junji Nakagawa, “Free Trade Agreements and Natural Resources”, in
Mitsuo Matsushita and Thomas J. Schoenbaum eds., Emerging Issues in Sustainable Development: International Trade Law and Policy Relating to Natural Resources, Energy, and the Environment, Tokyo:
Springer Japan, 2016, pp.185-210.
7. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.5, 2. Content of the TPP (2) Rules
for the Globalization of Supply Chains (1)”, Boeki to Kanzei, October
2016, pp.40-50. (in Japanese)
8. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP Rules and WTO”, in Keiichi Umata, Shujiro
Urata and Kimura Fukunari eds., TPP no kitai to kadai: Asia Taiheiyo no shin tshusho chitsujo (Expectations and challenges of the TPP: New
trade order of the Asia Pacific), Tokyo: Bunshindo, 2016, pp.287-299. (in
Japanese)
9. Junji Nakagawa, “Regulatory Co-operation and Regulatory Coherence
through Mega-FTAs: Possibilities and Challenges”, in Julien Chaisse
and Tsai-yu Lin eds., International Economic Law and Governance:
Essays in Honour of Mitsuo Matsushita, Oxford: Oxford University
Press, 2016, pp.392-410.
10. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.4, 2. Content of the TPP (1)
Liberalization of Trade and Investment (3)”, Boeki to Kanzei, September
2016, pp.26-37. (in Japanese)
11. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.3, 2. Content of the TPP (1)
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Liberalization of Trade and Investment (2)”, Boeki to Kanzei, August
2016, pp.17-33. (in Japanese)
12. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.2, 2. Content of the TPP (1)
Liberalization of Trade and Investment (1)”, Boeki to Kanzei, July 2016,
pp.4-15. (in Japanese)
13. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan, No.1, 1. Background and the
Significance of the TPP”, Boeki to Kanzei, June 2016, pp.4-16. (in
Japanese)
14. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and the Trade and Investment Rules of the 21st
Century”, The Japan Institute of International Affairs, Post-TPP ni
okeru Asia taiheiyo no keizai chitsujo no shintenkai (New developments
of the economic order of the Asia Pacific in the post-TPP era), Tokyo: The
Japan Institute of International Affairs, March 2016, pp.7-20. (in
Japanese)
15. Junji Nakagawa, “Post-TPP and the Challenges to Japan’s Trade
Strategy”, Sekai Keizai Hyoron, No.682, January 2016, pp.6-13. (in
Japanese)
16. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospect of U.S. Congress’ Ratification of the TPP
before Presidential Election”, Media Tembo, No.649, January 2016, pp.1-
11. (in Japanese)
17. Junji Nakagawa, “Outlines of the TPP Agreement”, Boeki to Kanzei, November 2015, pp.4-11. (in Japanese)
18. Junji Nakagawa, “Challenges of Post-TPP Agreement, (1) Japan should
accelerate its early ratification”, Nihon Keizai Shimbun, 23 October 2015.
(in Japanese)
19. Junji Nakagawa, “Feasibility and desirability of ‘clubs’ within the WTO:
A critical comment on Hoekman/Mavroidis’ case for plurilateral
agreements (PAs)”, Blog post on EJIL: Talk!, posted 30 September 2015.
Available at [http://www.ejiltalk.org/feasibility-and-desirability-of-
20. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Japan’s Agriculture”, Academia, No.115,
August 2015, pp.2-7. (in Japanese)
21. Junji Nakagawa, “The WTO at a Critical Juncture”, in Won Mog Choi
ed., International Economic Law: The Asia-Pacific Perspective,
Cambridge, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, August 2015, pp.22-37.
22. Junji Nakagawa, “The Industrial Policy of China and the WTO Law: ‘the
shrinking policy space’ Argument as Sterile Fragmentation,” in Chin
Leng Lim and Bryan Mercurio eds., International Economic Law after
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the Global Crisis: A Tale of Fragmented Disciplines, Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, April 2015, pp.188-208.
23. Junji Nakagawa, “The Emerging Rules on State Capitalism and Their
Implications for China’s Use of SOEs”, in Lisa Toohey, Colin B. Picker
and Jonathan Greenacre eds., China in the International Economic Order: New Directions and Changing Paradigms, Cambridge:
Cambridge University Press, April 2015, pp.112-127.
24. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and the Trade and Investment Rules of the 21st
Century”, Journal of International Law and Diplomacy, Vol.113, No.3,
November 2014, pp.56-73.
25. Junji Nakagawa, “The Background and the Significance of the Trans-
Pacific Partnership (TPP)”, Yearbook of the Japan Association of International Economic Law, No.23, October 2014, pp.4-25. (in Japanese)
26. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Global Governance,” World Financial Review,
July/August 2014 Issue, pp.34-36.
27. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (6)
TPP and Japan’s Trade Policy,” Boeki to Kanzei, July 2014, pp.4-23. (in
Japanese)
28. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (5)
The Contents of the TPP – Coordination between Deem Integration and
Legitimate Regulatory Jurisdiction of the Parties,” Boeki to Kanzei, June
2014, pp.4-30. (in Japanese)
29. Junji Nakagawa, “Mega-FTAs: Current Status, Progress and Difficulties of the TPP Negotiations and its Implications”, in Guang-Hwa Yang ed.,
Papers Presented at the 14th Research Conference on International Economy and Trade Development, Taipei, National Chengchi University,
June 2014, pp.311-318.
30. Junji Nakagawa, “The Impact of Mega-FTAs on the WTO Legal System”,
in Guang-Hwa Yang ed., Papers Presented at the 14th Research Conference on International Economy and Trade Development, Taipei, National Chengchi University, June 2014, pp.363-372.
31. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations,”
Boeki to Kanzei, May 2014, pp.4-15. (in Japanese)
32. Junji Nakagawa, “TPP and Local Economy”, Academia, No.109, April
2014, pp.20-25. (in Japanese)
33. Junji Nakagawa, “Determination of the Leaders of Japan and the US (2)
Need of Agreement for the Innovation of International Trading System,”
Nihon Keizai Shimbun, 4 April 2014. (in Japanese)
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34. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (4)
The Contents of the TPP – Rules for the Globalization of Supply Chains,”
Boeki to Kanzei, April 2014, pp.13-33. (in Japanese)
35. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (3)
The Contents of the TPP – Market Access”, Boeki to Kanzei, March 2014,
pp.4-22. (in Japanese)
36. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (2)
TPP Negotiating History and its Prospects”, Boeki to Kanzei, February
2014, pp.4-22. (in Japanese)
37. Junji Nakagawa, “Prospects and Challenges of the TPP Negotiations (1)
Backgrounds and Significance of the TPP Negotiations”, Boeki to Kanzei, January 2014, pp.18-32. (in Japanese)
38. Junji Nakagawa, “Rule-making and the Role of Japan”, in Japan
Institute of International Affairs ed., Tackling with the China Risks and Regional Economic Integration, Tokyo: The Japan Institute of
International Affairs, February 2014, pp.91-107. (in Japanese)
39. Junji Nakagawa, “Trade in Services and Investment”, in Japan
International Forum ed., Examining Economic Partnership Agreements, Tokyo: Japan International Forum, February 2014, pp.63-78. (in
Japanese)
40. Junji Nakagawa, “The Contents of the TPP and its Impacts on Japan”,
Hogaku kyoshitsu, July 2013, pp.42-50. (in Japanese)
41. Junji Nakagawa, “Global Supply Chains and FTAs in East Asia and the
Pacific”, Asian Journal of WTO & International Health Law and Policy,
Vol.8, No.2, September 2013, pp.439-460.
42. Junji Nakagawa, “Serious efforts needed to reinvigorating the WTO”,
The Association of Japanese Institutes of Strategic Studies, AJISS-Commentary, No.177, 4 June 2013, 4pp.
43. Junji Nakagawa and Daniel Magraw, “Introduction,” in Junji Nakagawa
ed., Transparency in International Trade and Investment Dispute Settlement, London: Routledge, 2013, pp.1-14.
44. Junji Nakagawa, “Regional Economic Integration in East Asia:
Advancement of Legalization and Its Future Direction,” Japan
Association of International Economic Law ed., Courses on International Economic Law, Volume I: Trade, Investment and Competition, Horitsu
Bunkasha, 2012, p.235-253. (in Japanese)
45. Junji Nakagawa and Wei Liang, “China and Japan’s FTA Strategies and
Regional Integration in the Asia-Pacific,” in Scott Kennedy and
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Shuaihua Cheng eds., The Growing Role of Chinese in Global Governance, Bloomington, Indiana: Research Center for Chinese Politics
and Business/Geneva: International Centre for Trade and Sustainable
Development, 2012, pp.57-62.
46. Junji Nakagawa, “Japan’s Regulatory Reform and the TPP,” Horitshu Jiho (LawJournal), Vol.84, No. 10 (2012), pp.12-18. (in Japanese)
33 ~ 45. Junji Nakagawa, “What will Happen if Japan Joins the TPP? (1)-
(13),” Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.59, No.7 (2011) – Vol.60,
No.9 (2012). (in Japanese)
46. Junji Nakagawa, “Regulatory/Systemic Reforms for
Maintaining/Enhancing Competitiveness: The Importance of Developing
a Multi-tiered Strategy,” The Japan Institute of International Affairs,
Policies for Securing Competitiveness of Japan in International Society,
Tokyo: The Japan Institute for International Affairs, 2012, pp.109-141.
(in Japanese)
47. Junji Nakagawa, Onuma Yasuaki and Isamu Mamiya, “International
Economy and Law,” in Onuma Yasuaki ed., International Law of the 21st
Century: Law and Power in the Multipolarized World, Tokyo: Nihon
Hyoronsha, 2011, pp.172-191. (in Japanese)
48. Junji Nakagawa, “China and Global Economic Governance: Background,
Schedule, and the Outline of the Project,” in Junji Nakagawa ed., China and Global Economic Governance, ISS Research Series No.45, Tokyo:
Institute of Social Science, University of Tokyo, 2011, pp.9-29.
49. Junji Nakagawa, “Japan’s FTA(EPA) and BIT Strategy in the Light of
Competitive Dynamics,” in Ross Buckley et al. eds., East Asian Integration: Finance, Law and Trade, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2011,
pp.83-103.
50. Junji Nakagawa, “Introduction,” in Junji Nakagawa ed., Multilateralism and Regionalism in Global Economic Governance: Finance, Trade and Investment, London: Routledge, 2011, pp.1-20.
51. Junji Nakagawa, “Reconstructing Global Monetary/Financial
Governance: Beyond the Bretton Woods System,” Japanese Yearbook of International Law, Vol.53 (2010), pp.96-121.
52. Junji Nakagawa, “The WTO Doha Round Negotiations on Fisheries
Subsidies and the Conservation and Management Regime of Marine
Living Resources,” Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.58, No.9
(2010), pp.30-60. (in Japanese)
53. Junji Nakagawa et al., “Symposium on the Environment and Trade,”
Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.58, No.4 (2010), pp.20-30, Vol.58,
No.5 (2010), pp.4-14. (in Japanese)
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54. Junji Nakagawa, “Globalization, Human Rights and WTO,” Horitsu Jiho (Law Journal), Vol.82, No.3 (2010), pp.6-13. (in Japanese)
55. Junji Nakagawa, “Competitive Regionalism through Bilateral and
Regional Rule-Making: Standard Setting and Locking-In,” in Mireya
Solis, Barbara Stallings and Saori Katada eds., Competitive Regionalism: Diffusion of FTAs in the Pacific Rim, Palgrave McMillan, 2009, pp.74-93.
56. Junji Nakagawa, “Globalization and the Improvement of International
Business Transactions Environment,” in Shujiro Urata ed.,
Globalization and Japanese Economy, Tokyo: Toyo Keizai Shimposha,
2009, pp.169-189. (in Japanese)
57. Junji Nakagawa, “Japan’s Retaliatory Action against the United States
Continued Dumping and Subsidy Offset Act of 2000 (Byrd Amendment),”
in Japanese Yearbook of International Law, Vol.51 (2008), pp.454-470.
58. Junji Nakagawa, “Freeport’s Grasberg/Ertsberg Mine in West Papua,
Indonesia,“ in APEC Human Resources Development Working Group,
Capacity Building Network, Opportunities and Challenges for Foreign Investment in the APEC Region: Case Studies, Singapore: APEC
Secretariat, 2008, pp.73-87.
59. Junji Nakagawa, “The ‘Involvement’ of Private Persons in the
Realization of International Economic Law,” in Nakagawa and Teraya
eds., The Horizons of International Law: Theory, History and Empirical Study, Tokyo: Toshindo, 2008, pp.481-527. (in Japanese)
60. Junji Nakagawa, “No More Negotiated Deals?: Settlement of Trade and
Investment Disputes in East Asia,” Journal of International Economic Law, Vol.10, No.4 (2007), pp.837-867.
61. Junji Nakagawa, “International Economic Policy: From the Structural
Impediments Initiative to East Asian Community,” in Institute of
Social Science, The University of Tokyo ed., Beyond the ‘Lost Decade’ Volume 2: The Koizumi Reforms, University of Tokyo Press, 2006,
pp.313-340. (in Japanese)
62. Junji Nakagawa, “Anti-dumping of Brazil, (1), (2)” Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.53, No.11 (2005), pp.32-41, Vol.54, No.2 (2006),
pp.11-21. (in Japanese)
63. Junji Nakagawa, “Anti-dumping of Argentina, (1), (2)” Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.53, No.9 (2005), pp.22-30, Vol.53, No.10 (2005),
pp.18-27. (in Japanese)
64. Junji Nakagawa et al., “Round Table: International Trade Law in Times
of Change and Japan,” Horitsu Jiho (Law Journal), Vol.77, No.6 (2005),
pp.4-26. (in Japanese)
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65. Junji Nakagawa, “Japan’s International Economic Policy Change in the
1990s: Contradiction or Advancement?” in Social Science Japan, No.31,
March 2005, pp.6-8.
66. Junji Nakagawa, “WTO and Harmonization of Domestic Laws in
Developing Countries,” in Nagoya University Graduate School of Law et
al. eds., Assistance to the Law Making in Asia; Report of the Plenary Conference of 2004, University of Nagoya, 2005, pp.11-30. (in Japanese)
67. Junji Nakagawa, “Anti-dumping of China, (1), (2)” Boeki to Kanzei (Trade and Tariffs), Vol.52, No.11 (2004), pp.21-29, Vol.53, No.1 (2005),