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| Course Name | International Transactions Law [Course Syllabus] | |||
| Professor |  Yoshihide Kono Graduated from Faculty of Law, Tokyo University. Worked 37 years in Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd. Kono was involved in negotiations with foreign companies, issue bonds, technical licenses with foreign companies, establishing consolidation of companies, acquisition of two US companies, establishing, supervising and managing overseas companies. Co-operated with law firms in Tokyo, New York, Los Angeles, London and Hong Kong and drew various kinds of contracts about international businesses. Also worked at searching US dumping, civil suit with US companies, tax issues of US subsidiary and disposal of assets. In charge of the management of overseas related companies at Mitsubishi Rayon. Managing Director of Mitsubishi Rayon's three allied overseas companies.
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How this course was developed |
When Babel University Professional School of Translation founded International Paralegal and Legal Translation Major in 2003, the need of the knowledge of the International Transactions and Law was recognized that the graduate school students need it as the background knowledge. Professor Yoshihide Kawano (natively from Mitsubishi Rayon Co., Ltd.), who had great deal of experience in international transaction law, was asked to develop the course by Babel University Professional School of Translation. He produced this lecture course in response to the request. This lecture course was registered in 2004 and was revised in 2008. | |||
| Course Text | Details of each lecture are described in the basic textbook. Treaties, laws, regulations and others are attached in both Japanese and English as supplement text. You can download in each Lecture Room. |
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| Course Outline |
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| Submissions | (1) Follow the instructions in the course guide to progress through the course. (2) Assignments are given from a part or whole of the exercise material. Read the course guide first in each lesson and study according to directions. Content and extent of each lesson's assignment is varied. (3) Exercise materials for each lesson are made from actual contracts that was used in the real world. You can download and keep them in your hand. They will be useful sample phrases for you when you work as translator in the future. (4) Read the course guide first in each lesson and study according to the directions. Content and extent of each lesson's assignment is varied. |
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| Submit homework assignments |
All answers should be sent by using the submission forms.
★Assessment will be sent to the e-mail address that you gave us. Please pay full attention to fill all necessity information. |
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| Q&A | All questions should be sent by using 'Question form'.
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