YAMADA Miwa
Law and Institution Studies Group, Inter-disciplinary Studies Center・Director
Research Field:
Asian Law, Law and Development, Dispute Resolution Systems
Education / Research Experience
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KING'S COLLAGE, UNIVERITY OF LONDON , London. Master of Laws degree in Law and Development in November 1998 |
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GEORGETWON UNIVERSITY LAW CENTER , Washington DC. Master of Laws degree in Common Law Studies in May 1992. |
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SOPHIA UNIVERSITY , Tokyo Bachelor of Laws degree in March 1990. |
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| INSTITUTE OF DEVELOPING ECONOMIES , Researcher, November 1997 - present | |
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Major Works
- 'International Harmonization of Arbitration Law and Asian Countries' (JPR Series 136, IDE, 2005)
- 'Court-based Mediation in Singapore: How do the Contrasting Principles of Mediation and Litigation Merge in the Asian Context?' (Naoyuki Sakumoto et al eds., "Law, Development and Socio-Economic Changes in Asia", IDE, 2003)
- 'The Logics of Legal Technical Assistance: A Comparison of the World Bank and Japan's ODA' (Naoyuki Sakumoto ed., "Socio-economic Laws and Development in Asian Countries", IDE 2002)
Other Information
Membership of Academic Societies
Japan's Asian Law Society, Japanese Association of Sociology of Law
Other information
- Passed the Bar Examination in New York State, USA, in 1993.
- Lecturer in the Legal Technical Assistance Training Course at JICA in 2002.