ANJeL hosted its fifth annual international conference
on Japanese Law at the Australian National University, Canberra
from the evening of Thursday, 5 July, until Friday,
6 July 2007. The theme of the conference was "Japanese Law after Recession and Reform: Once
was Lost, Now is Found". The ANJeL conference
looked at topics including lay participation in the judicial
systems of Japan and Australia. The schedule was
as provided below.
Tying in with the ANJeL conference was the
fifteenth biennial Japanese Studies Association of Australia
(JSAA) conference, which was also held at the ANU
campus from 1-4 July 2007. On 4 July, ANJeL sponsored
two law panels within the JSAA conference: 1) Corporate Governance,
organised by Luke
Nottage 2) Refugee Law, organised by Hitoshi Nasu. (for further information please contact
organisers by email)
Following the ANJeL Conference, the Asian
Law Centre hosted a symposium on Monday July
9, entitled LEGAL EDUCATION IN ASIA. Click here
for further information. |
