Masato Dogauchi
- Nationality
- Japan
- Year of election
- 2013 (Tokyo Session)
- Year of titular member
- 2021
- Commission
Function(s)
- Professor, Waseda University Law School
- Professor Emeritus, University of Tokyo
Area(s) of Expertise
Private International Law
Biography
Selected publications
“Concurrent Litigations in Japan and the United States”, Japanese Annual of International Law, No.34, pp.72-94(1994);
“Japan”, in J. FAWCETT ed., DECLINING JURISDICTION IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW, pp.303-319 (1995, Clarendon Press);
“Draft Articles on the Law Applicable to Contractual and Non-Contractual Obligations (1) and (2)”, Japanese Annual of International Law, No.39, pp.185-216(1995), No.40, pp.57-79 1996) (co-author);
“Law Applicable to Torts and Copyright Infringement Through the Internet”, JURGEN BASEDOW and TOSHIYUKI KONO eds., LEGAL ASPECTS OF GLOBALIZATION: CONFLICT OF LAWS, INTERNET, CAPITAL MARKETS AND INSOLVENCY IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY, pp.49-65 (2000, Kluwer Law International);
“Jurisdiction over Foreign Patent Infringement from a Japanese Perspective in Consideration of the Hague Draft Convention on Jurisdiction and Foreign judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters as of June 2002”, Japanese Annual of International Law, No.44, pp.35-59 (2001);
“Four-Step Analysis of Private International Law”, Recueil des cours, Vol. 315 pp.9-140 (2005);
“Explanatory Report on the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements”(with Professor Trevor Hartley)(2007);
“New Private International Law of Japan: An Overview”, Japanese Annual of International Law, No.50, pp.3-14 (2007);
“Historical Development and Fundamental Principles of Japanese Private International Law” in JUERGEN BASEDOW/ HARALD BAUM/ YUKO NISHITANI eds., JAPANESE AND EUROPEAN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE, pp.27-60 (2008, Mohr Siebeck);
“New Japanese Rules on International Jurisdiction: General Observation”, Japanese Yearbook of International Law, Vol.54, pp260-277 (2011).
“The Aftermath of the Fukushima Dai-ichi Nuclear Accident: How have Japanese Lawyers been Struggling with Nuclear Damage?”, Japanese Yearbook of International Law, pp.284-327 [2018]
