Emeritus Professor of Maritime Law, International Business Law
AREAS OF RESEARCH
Maritime Law, Transnational Commercial Law, Foreign Investment Law, Comparative Law
Caslav Pejovic is Professor of International Business Law. Prior to joining Kyushu University in 1997, Caslav Pejovic was an Associate Professor at the University of Montenegro. He graduated law at the University of Montenegro (B.A.), has an LL.M. degree from the University of Belgrade and Kyoto University and a Ph.D. degree from Zagreb University. His teaching and research interests include maritime law, comparative law, commercial law, international business law, foreign investment law, corporate governance and labor law.
Transnational Commercial Law and Foreign Investment Law, International Maritime Law
Books
Law and Development in Asia (co-editor with Gerald McAlinn, Routledge, 2012)
Transport Documents in Carriage by Sea (Informa from Routledge, 2020)
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Chapter in the book:
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Chapter 9: Carriage of Goods by Sea, In: Roy Goode, Herbert Kronke, Ewan McKendrick (eds.) "Transnational Commercial Law" (Oxford University Press, 2015)
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Japanese Labor Law: Hurdles on the Road to Abenomics: (eds. Jürgen Basedow and Toshiyuki Kono) "Special Economic Zones: Experiments in Local Deregulation" (Springer, 2016).
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Documentary Fraud under the UCP: Revisiting an 'Exception from Exception' Principle, In: Toshiyuki Kono, Mary Hiscock, Arie Reich (eds.), Transnational Commercial and Consumer Law (Springer 2018)
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Development of Carrier by Sea Liability: From Roman Law to the Rotterdam Rules: In Festschrift in Honor of Herbert Kronke (forthcoming)
Civil Law and Common Law: Two Different Paths Leading to the Same Goal Victoria University Wellington Law Review (2001); also published in: La Revue Juridique Polynesienne no.7 (2001)
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The Identity of Carrier Problem Under Time Charter: Diversity Despite Unification of Law - Vol.31, No. 3 Journal Of Maritime Law and Commerce
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Documents of Title in Carriage of Goods by Sea: Present Status and Possible Future Directions - the Journal of Business Law, September 2001
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海上货物运输物权凭证的地位及发展趋势 北大法学院海商法研究 (2004总第11辑)
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The Straight Bill of Lading: Do we really need it? Vol.XL(3) European Transport Law (2005)
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Stoppage in Transit and Right of Control: 'Conflict of Rules'?, Pace International Law Review, (2008)
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La gouvernance d'entreprise japonaise et l'acculturation du modèle américain, (2012) Revue International De Droit Compare
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Article 47(2) of the Rotterdam Rules: solution of old problems or a new confusion?, (2012) Journal of International Maritime Law vol. 18, 348-363 (also published in the Hamburg Lectures on Maritime Affairs 2011-2012);
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Reforms of Japanese Corporate Governance: Convergence in the Eye of Beholder, (2013) J. Japan. L., No.35, 107-154.
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Changes in Long-term Employment and Their Impact on the Japanese Economic Model: Challenges and Dilemmas, (2014) J. Japan. L. No.37, 51-75
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Clean Bill of Lading in Contract of Carriage and Documentary Credit: When Clean Is Not Clean, (2015) Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs Vol.4(1)
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Japanese Labor Law: Challenges Ahead (2016) 4 Aoyama Law Forum 51-87.
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Japanese Employment System in the 21st Century: Under reconstruction, (2016) J. Japan. L No.42. 233-264
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Fraudulent Transport Documents under the UCP: Controversies and Possible Solutions, (2017) Annual Review of International Banking Law
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The Basis of Carrier's Liability: From Roman Law to the Rotterdam Rules. Asian Business Lawyer, 2018
Professor of Maritime Law, International Business Law
AREAS OF RESEARCH
Maritime Law, Transnational Commercial Law, Foreign Investment Law, Comparative Law
Caslav Pejovic is Professor of International Business Law. Prior to joining Kyushu University in 1997, Caslav Pejovic was an Associate Professor at the University of Montenegro. He graduated law at the University of Montenegro (B.A.), has an LL.M. degree from the University of Belgrade and Kyoto University and a Ph.D. degree from Zagreb University. His teaching and research interests include maritime law, comparative law, commercial law, international business law, foreign investment law, corporate governance and labor law.
Transnational Commercial Law and Foreign Investment Law, International Maritime Law
Books
Law and Development in Asia (co-editor with Gerald McAlinn, Routledge, 2012)
Transport Documents in Carriage by Sea (Informa from Routledge, 2020)
-
Chapter in the book:
-
Chapter 9: Carriage of Goods by Sea, In: Roy Goode, Herbert Kronke, Ewan McKendrick (eds.) "Transnational Commercial Law" (Oxford University Press, 2015)
-
Japanese Labor Law: Hurdles on the Road to Abenomics: (eds. Jürgen Basedow and Toshiyuki Kono) "Special Economic Zones: Experiments in Local Deregulation" (Springer, 2016).
-
Documentary Fraud under the UCP: Revisiting an 'Exception from Exception' Principle, In: Toshiyuki Kono, Mary Hiscock, Arie Reich (eds.), Transnational Commercial and Consumer Law (Springer 2018)
-
Development of Carrier by Sea Liability: From Roman Law to the Rotterdam Rules: In Festschrift in Honor of Herbert Kronke (forthcoming)
Civil Law and Common Law: Two Different Paths Leading to the Same Goal Victoria University Wellington Law Review (2001); also published in: La Revue Juridique Polynesienne no.7 (2001)
-
The Identity of Carrier Problem Under Time Charter: Diversity Despite Unification of Law - Vol.31, No. 3 Journal Of Maritime Law and Commerce
-
Documents of Title in Carriage of Goods by Sea: Present Status and Possible Future Directions - the Journal of Business Law, September 2001
-
海上货物运输物权凭证的地位及发展趋势 北大法学院海商法研究 (2004总第11辑)
-
The Straight Bill of Lading: Do we really need it? Vol.XL(3) European Transport Law (2005)
-
Stoppage in Transit and Right of Control: 'Conflict of Rules'?, Pace International Law Review, (2008)
-
La gouvernance d'entreprise japonaise et l'acculturation du modèle américain, (2012) Revue International De Droit Compare
-
Article 47(2) of the Rotterdam Rules: solution of old problems or a new confusion?, (2012) Journal of International Maritime Law vol. 18, 348-363 (also published in the Hamburg Lectures on Maritime Affairs 2011-2012);
-
Reforms of Japanese Corporate Governance: Convergence in the Eye of Beholder, (2013) J. Japan. L., No.35, 107-154.
-
Changes in Long-term Employment and Their Impact on the Japanese Economic Model: Challenges and Dilemmas, (2014) J. Japan. L. No.37, 51-75
-
Clean Bill of Lading in Contract of Carriage and Documentary Credit: When Clean Is Not Clean, (2015) Penn State Journal of Law & International Affairs Vol.4(1)
-
Japanese Labor Law: Challenges Ahead (2016) 4 Aoyama Law Forum 51-87.
-
Japanese Employment System in the 21st Century: Under reconstruction, (2016) J. Japan. L No.42. 233-264
-
Fraudulent Transport Documents under the UCP: Controversies and Possible Solutions, (2017) Annual Review of International Banking Law
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The Basis of Carrier's Liability: From Roman Law to the Rotterdam Rules. Asian Business Lawyer, 2018
