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(*)(Translated by Alex MeyerAÚcŸY)()([ip¶Ćjú{ÌÌy] 1.The Northern Territories, Takeshima, and the Senkaku Islands --what exactly is the territorial extent of Japan? To answer this fundamental question, the author, an authority on international law, retraces and analyzes the history of negotiations over these territories, while also setting forth his vision of the future of issues concerning territorial land, air, and sea. 2.Serita Kentaro was born in 1941 in former Manchuria. He graduated from the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University. He has served as Professor of International Law, Faculty of Law at Kobe University from 1981 ; Dean of the Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies at Kobe University from 1994 ; and Professor Emeritus at Kobe University from 2004. He was also formerly the Dean of the Law School at Aichi Gakuin University and President of Kyoto Notre Dame University. He is an expert in international law and international human rights law, and author of works that include LKenpo to kokusai kankyo [JapanLs Constitution in the International Environment (revised edition)]L,LKokusai jinken joyaku shiryoshu [The International Bill of Human Rights (document collection)]L,LEijuusha no kenri [The Rights of Permanent Residents]L,LFuhenteki kokusai shakai no seiritsu to kokusaiho [Building on the Global Community and International Law]L,LShima no ryoyu to keizai suiiki no kyokai kakutei [Sovereignty over Islands and the Delimitation of Economic Zones]L, and various international treaties. In 2017, he received the Order of the Sacred Treasure, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon for his academic achievements.) |
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