Second International Symposium of INGEER (International Group of Experts on...
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Day 1 (21 November 2016)
13.30-14:00 Registration
14.00 – 14:15 Opening Remarks
Jean-Christophe Pagnucco, Dean of the Faculty of Law and AES, University of Caen-Normandie
Philippe Achilleas, Professor, University of Caen-Normandie, Director of IDEST
Masahiko Assada, Professor, Kyoto University
14:15 -16:45 Session 1: From export control to export regulations
14:15 From export control to export regulations, Learned lessons from Kobe symposium
Philippe Achilleas, Professor, University of Caen-Normandie, Director of IDEST
14:35 Update on the control of military goods
TBD
14:55 Update on EU regime of export control of dual-use items
Arnaud Idiart, French Export Compliance advisor, Airbus
15:15 EU regime of export control of dual-use items and national sovereignty of member states
Arnaud Devienne, French Ministery of Economy and Finance
15:35 Export control in Japan and CISTEC
Hisashi Riko, Member of the Board, GM Exporter Service Dept. CISTEC,
Center for Information on Security Trade Control
15:55 Questions & Answer
16:20 Coffee break
16:45-18:15 Session 2: Relations between export control and international law
16:45 Autonomous sanctions against Iran and countermeasures under international law
Masahiko Asada, Professor, Kyoto University
17:05 Regulations of foreign direct investment for the reason of security
Dai Tamada, Professor, Kobe University
17:25 Corporate Compliance and the Extraterritoriality of U.S. Laws
Matteo Winkler, Assistant Professor, HEC Paris
17:45 Questions & Answer
DAY 2 (22 November 2015)
9:30-16:30 Session 3: Practices and Case Studies on Export Regulations
9:15 Breakfast offered by Normandie AeroEspace
Aeronautics and Space
9:30 Export control and drones
Arnaud Idiart, French Export Control Advisor, Airbus Group
9:50 Export control and Helicopters
Romain Broner, Export Compliance Operations Manager, Airbus Helicopters
10:10 Export control and ESA programs
Claes Hansen, Export Control Coordinator, ESA
10h30 -11:00 Coffee Break offered by Normandie AeroEspace
Nuclear-Biological-Chemical
11:00 Export regulations in civil nuclear energy
Sandro Zero, Botticelli Project
11:20 Practice of export control in JAEA
Hideo Sasajima, Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA), Office of International Affairs
11:40 Nuclear regulations and Fukushima Daiichi accident: why did it happen?
Kazuto Suzuki, Professor, Hokkaido University
12:00 Safety framework for nuclear power source applications in outer space and its challenges
Yuri Takaya, Research Fellow, Kobe University
12:20 Regulations on transfer of scheduled chemicals under the chemical weapons convention
Tatsuya Abe, Professor, Aoyama-Gakuin University
12:40-14:40 Lunch
Export control and private law practice
14:40 Export control and contracts
Marc Borello, former general counsel of Thales Alenia Space (Retired)
15:00 End-user certificates: benefits and flaws of different standards
Vincent Juillet, Export-import Director - TE Connectivity
15:20 Export regulations and insurance issues
Cecile Gaubert, Attorney, Gaubert Avocat,
15:40 Export control implementation within Industrial Process
Marion Ringot, Head of Internal Audit and Risk Management , Export Control Officer, Stelia Aerospace
16:00 Questions & Answer
16:30 Concluding Remarks
Dai Tamada, Professor, Kobe University
17:00-18:30 INGEER Official Meeting (INGEER members only)
FAQ
Comment puis-je contacter l'organisateur en cas de question ?
kamil.el-khatib@idest-paris.org
Toutes les informations d'accès sont disponibles sur le site internet INGEER :
http://www.law.kobe-u.ac.jp/GMAP/ingeer2016/index.html
Organisateur IDEST - Institute of Space, Air and Digital Law & University of Kobe, Japan
Organisateur de Second International Symposium of INGEER (International Group of Experts on Export Regulations)
Background:
In April 2015, in parallel to the Legal Subcommittee of UNCOPUOS held in Vienna, Prof. Philippe Achilleas (IDEST), Université Paris Sud, and Dr. Yuri Takaya, Kobe University, came access with the idea to set up the International Group of Experts on Export Regulations (INGEER). The project will be jointly run by Prof. Achilleas and Prof. Tamada.
Objectives:
The objectives are to analyze and evaluate the framework and the practice of international transfer of goods, technologies and knowledge. The group will also propose solutions to improve the legal environment in the interest of both international trade and security.
Duration:
The INGEER will be established for a first period of three years. It shall be extended upon decision of its members.
Composition:
The group will consist of experts, representing: 1) academia; 2) international and national public institutions; and 3) private sector.
Actions:
Each year, the INGEER will analyze export regulations from both theory and practice. The work will in particular focus on the study of international regimes and their implementation in national legislation as well as in contracts/conventions. The group will also present practices of export control in the industrial sectors concerned. The INGEER will publish an annual report as well as a book at the end of the first period of the project.
Work organization:
Each year, the group will meet to launch the edition of the annual report and to organize an international colloquium on export regulations. The group will be co-directed by two professors representing the two universities at the origin of the project. The secretariat will be provided by Kobe University and Université Paris Sud.
Inaugural session:
The inaugural session of the INGEER took place at Kobe University, Japan on the 26th and 27th November 2015 under Prof. Dai Tamada invitation.
