SHIRAISHI Tadashi
SHIRAISHI is my surname.
Professor
University of Tokyo
Graduate Schools for Law and Politics
Research Interests
- competition law (antitrust)
- how to teach introduction to law
Single-authored papers in English include:
- “Competition Law Sanctions in Japan”, Tihamer Tóth (ed.), The Cambridge Handbook of Competition Law Sanctions (Cambridge University Press, 2022), pp.500-519
- “Procedural Fairness in Japan: Administrative Fines as a Window”, D. Daniel Sokol & Andrew T. Guzman (eds.), Antitrust Procedural Fairness (Oxford University Press, 2019), pp.131-147
- “The Exploitative Abuse Prohibition: Activated by Modern Issues”, Antitrust Bulletin Vol. 62(4) 737-751 (2017), webpage of the publisher
- “Customer Location and the International Reach of National Competition Laws”, Japanese Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 59 (2016)(published in 2017), pp. 202-215, PDF
- “Patent Assertion Entities and Competition Law in Japan”, D. Daniel Sokol (ed.), Patent Assertion Entities and Competition Policy (Cambridge University Press, 2017), pp.162-176
- “Commitment decisions in the Japanese context” Note for the 125th meeting of OECD Competition Committee DAF/COMP/WD(2016)54 (June 2016), OECD
Co-authored book chapters in English include:
- Simon Vande Walle & Tadashi Shiraishi, “Competition Law in Japan” John Duns, Arlen Duke & Brendan Sweeney (eds.), Comparative Competition Law (Edward Elgar 2015), pp. 415-442, SSRN
- Harry First & Tadashi Shiraishi, “Japan: The Competition Law System and the Country's Norms”, Eleanor M. Fox & Michael J. Trebilcock (eds.), The Design of Competition Law Institutions: Global Norms, Local Choices (Oxford University Press 2013), pp.232-265
Conference activities in English include:
- “European Influence on the Competition Law of Japan”, University of Naples Federico II “How the EU Rules the World: Insights from Four Continents”, 4 October 2021
- “The JFTC Decision in Qualcomm”, 17th Annual Japan Law and Economics Association Conference Tokyo, 13 July 2019
- “We don’t know about us” (luncheon speech), 15th Annual IBA Competition Mid-Year Conference Tokyo, 6 June 2019
For a list with other works and conference activitiess:
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