Special Activities④
☆ Polish- Japanese Law Seminar in NCU, Toruń, Poland
・On the 17. Jan. 2020, Poland-Janan Co-Seminar of Law in Torun was held in Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland (No. of participating students; 8 from Kobe University, 5 from NCU).
・This Co-Seminar is the first time to make a joint and exchange students' seminar between Poland and Japan. Students could exchange and understand their own knowledge to each other.
・For seven students of Kobe University, this is the first visit to Europe, and for all students, the first vit to Poland. Therefore, this could become a good opportunity to know the Eastern Europe.
・The contents of this Co-Seminar is as follows;
Polish- Japanese Law Seminar
17th January 2020
9.00 – 13.00
Welcome speech: Prof. Dr. hab. Zbigniew Witkowski – Dean of Faculty of Law and Administration NCU
I. Panel
Chair: Dr. hab. Maciej Serowaniec, Prof. UMK
Speeches:
1) Lecture; The Judicial System under the Japanese Constitution of 1947 – Dr. Noriyuki Inoue, Prof. of Kobe University
2) The Separation between Religion and State in Japan - Graduate Student of Kobe University
3) The Dilemma between Social Integration and the Protection of Language Rights -Latvia's Case - PhD Students of Kobe University
4) Mediation in Polish legal system – Filip Krokos
Discussants: Dr. Julia Kapelańska-Pręgowska, Dr. Piotr Sadowski, Dr. Bartłomiej Chludziński
II. Panel
Chair: Dr. Piotr Sadowski
Speeches:
1) The Japanese Constitutional Review - Bachelor Students of Kobe University
2) Central banks of the Visegrad Group countries in the light of constitutional regulations – mgr Martyna Wilmanowicz
3) The Polish Supreme Audit Office in the light of international standards - Hubert Żurkiewicz
4) Sport in Polish legal system – Michał Krakowiak, Materusz Rybka, Paweł Szuta
5) The views of the Polish political class on the institution of referendum - Marcin Dorochowicz
Discussants: Dr. Iwona Wróblewska, Dr. Wojciech Włoch
・Before this Co-Seminar, on the 16th Jan., the students of NCU led the students of Kobe University to explore the old town of Toruń, a World Heritage. This was an excellent opportunity for friendship exchange between the students from Kobe University and NCU, esp. Poland, Eastern Europe.
・This Co-Seminar provided an opportunity for the students of Kobe University to acquire a more profound and specialized knowledge of the EU, esp. the relationship between the Eastern Europe and the EU. And they could enhance to use the language skills of presentations in English.
