ACPEL 2013 - The First Asian Conference on Politics, Economics and Law 2013

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Category economics; politics; leadership; trends; economy; law; court

Deadline: October 01, 2013 | Date: November 21, 2013-November 23, 2013

Venue/Country: Osaka, Japan, Japan

Updated: 2013-07-09 10:00:57 (GMT+9)

Call For Papers - CFP

ACPEL 2013 Conference Theme: Political Governance, Legal Structures and Economic Sustainability

ACPEL 2013 Sub-Themes:

Asian Political Systems, Trends and Sustainability

Asian Economic Systems, Trends and Sustainability

Asian Legal Systems, Trends and Sustainability

Asian Political, Economic, and legal Systems in Global Context

Current Issues in Asian Politics, Economics and Law

Authors are asked to submit under the following ACPEL streams:

Politics Streams (P)

P1. Political Participation and Representation

P2. Governance, Institutions and Public Policy

P3. Gender, Sexuality and Politics

P4. Political Economy, Welfare and Labour

P5. International Governance, Conflict and Development

P6. Political Theory

P7. Multiculturalism

P8. Human Rights

P9. Social Movements

Economics Streams (E)

Streams arranged under the JEL codes

Law Streams (L)

L1. Civil Law and the Court

Including: Torts, Equity and Succession, Court Management, Judicial Administration, Civil Procedure, and Civil Litigation

L2. Environmental and Resource Management Law

(Including: Water Law, Land Law, Energy Law, Mineral Resource Law, Mining and Petroleum Law, International Environmental Law, Environmental Regulation and Reform, Issues in Development, Asian Environmental Law in a Global Perspective, and Resource Management Law

L3. International Law: Contemporary Issues and Solutions

Including: Public International Law, Laws of Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law, Law of International Trade, Legal Issues in International Development, The Law of the Sea, International Treaties and Conventions, United Nations Charter, Globalisation and Governance, Terrorism and International Law, The Law of the World Trade Organisation, Indigenous Peoples and International Law, Private International Law, International Trade Law, and Refugee and Asylum Law

L4. Corporate and Commercial Law

Including: Regulatory Regimes and the Global Economy, Creditors' Remedies and Consumer Protection, Revenue Law, Commercial Transactions, Competition Law, Insurance Law, Corporate Governance in Context: Legal and Ethical Issues, Sports and Media Law, Corporate Governance and Directors Duties, Shareholders' Remedies, International Business Law, Issues in Commercial Law, Issues in Corporate Law, Corporate Entities, Revenue Law, Corporate Social Responsibility and the Law, The Law of Contracts

L5. Banking, Securities and Finance Law

Including: International Securities Regulation, Banking Law, Bankruptcy and Foreclosure, Corporate Securities and Finance Law

L6. Law of Human Rights and Social Justice

Including: Access to Justice, Restorative Justice, Race, Gender, Sexuality and the Law, Asian and Pacific Indigenous Peoples, Women and the Law, Relationship Property Issues in Family Law, Comparative Child and Family Law, International Legal Issues of Child Access and Custody, Legal Action and Research for Communities and Sustainability, Contemporary International Indigenous Issues, Reconciliation and Indigeneity, Indigenous Governance, Indigenous Land Law, Family Law, The Law of Restitution, Customary Law and Indigenous Peoples Rights, National and International Human Rights Law, Intersectionalities: Gender, Race, Sexuality and the Law, Immigration and Refugee Law, and Feminist Legal Theory

L7. Public Law and Policy

Including: Public Policy, Comparative Law in the Asia Pacific Region, Issues in Constitutional Law, Issues in Public Law, Judicial Review, Constitutional Law and Administrative Law

L8. Dispute Resolution: Contemporary Approaches

Including: Arbitration and Litigation, Mediation: Law, Principles and Practice, Managing Conflict and Consensus, Negotiation and Mediation, and Issues in Alternative Dispute Resolution

L9. Law of Intellectual Property, Information and New Technologies

Including: Cyberlaw, Law and New Technologies, Intellectual Property Law, Information Technology and the Law, and Legal Issues in the control and Access to Information

L10. Laws of Health and Medicine

Including: Health and Safety Law, Medical Law, Disability Law, Laws of Accident Compensation, and Mental Health Law

L11. Labour and Employment Law

Including: International Industrial Relations and Labour Law, Legal Issues in the Globalized Workplace, and Employment Law

L12. Criminal Justice Policy and Law

Including: Criminal Law, Advocacy, Transnational Criminal Law, Sentencing: Rehabilitation and Punishment, and the Law of Evidence.

L13. Legal Theory, Methodology and Ideology

Including: Legal Research, Theory and Methods in an Asian Context, Jurisprudence, Issues in Private Law, Applied Legal Theory, Issues of Legal Practice, and Legal Ethics

Interdisciplinary Streams (ID)

ID 1: Interdisciplinary Law, Economics and Politics

ID 2: Interdisciplinary Law and Politics

ID 3: Interdisciplinary Law and Economics

ID 4: Interdisciplinary Politics and Economics

Deadline for submission of abstracts: October 1 2013

Results of abstract reviews returned to authors: Usually within two weeks of submission

Deadline for full conference registration payment for all presenters: November 1 2013

Full Conference Programme Published Online: November 6 2013

Deadline for full paper: December 1 2013

Conference Proceedings published: January 15 2013

ACPEL Conference: November 21-24 2013

Yozo Yokota

ABMC/ACPEL Keynote Speaker

Jerry Platt

ABMC/ACPEL 2013 Conference Co-Chair and Featured Speaker

Peter Gardiner

ABMC/ACPEL 2013 Featured Speaker