The latest volume of the
Japanese Yearbook of International Law (Vol. 64, 2021) is out. Contents include:
- Global Constitutionalism and International Law from Japanese Perspective
- Takao Suami, Introductory Note
- Takao Suami,
Global Constitutionalism and International Law Scholarship in Japan
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Keisuke Kondo, Global Constitutionalism and Legal Philosophy: Or, a Proposal for the Theory of the Four Constitutionalist Elements
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Tsuyoshi Kawase, Trade, Security, and Constitutionalism at Crossroads: Achieving the Right Balance Between the Regulatory Power of WTO and National Sovereignty
- Cross-Border Aspects of Conducting Business Actitivies Through Digital Platforms
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Dai Yokomizo,
Introductory Note
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Shuya Hayashi,
Digital Platforms and Competition Law: A Discussion in Japan
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Hiroki Harada,
Legitimacy and Effectiveness of Regulation of Platformers
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Keigo Fuchi,
Digital Platforms and Their Role in the Collection of VAT/GST and RST
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Dai Yokomizo,
Digital Platforms and Conflict of Laws
- Japanese Digest of International Law
- Atsuko Kanehara,
COVID-19 and the Law of the Sea: Japan’s Port State Jurisdiction in Relation to the Diamond Princess
