Mitsuru Uemura

Economics Assistant Professor

Biography

After obtaining a Master’s degree in European Studies and a Ph.D. in International Studies from the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the University of Tokyo, studied abroad at Sciences Po Strasbourg. My research focuses on International Relations, with a particular emphasis on the immigration and refugee policies of the European Union (EU) and France, analyzed from legal and political perspectives. Recently, I have been exploring the foreign policies of the EU and Japan during this period of transformation in the liberal international order, with special attention to their relations with international institutions such as the International Criminal Court (ICC).

Research Interests

International Relations, EU Studies, French Politics

Final Education

Ph. D., Tokyo University

Academic Papers

Mitsuru Uemura (2024) The Development of EU Common Migration and Asylum Policy and Its Impact on France: Political Dynamics of Reception and Their Consequences. Doctoral Dissertation Submitted to the University of Tokyo
Mitsuru Uemura (2024) Pursuit of International Criminal Trials by the EU and Its Implications: ― Insights from the Prosecution of Russian War Crimes in Ukraine ―. EU Studies in Japan (44) : 9784641490123
Mitsuru Uemura (2023) The Attempt to Communalize EU Policies on Labour Migration: An Analysis of the EU Effect on French Policy to Attract Highly-qualified Labour Migrants. Migration Policy Review (15) :9784750355986
Mitsuru Uemura (2022) The Expansion of CJEU Jurisprudence and Its Effect on the Policy Areas of Immigration and Asylum Seekers : Review of the Jurisprudence in the Last Decade and the Theoretical Implication. EU Studies in Japan (42) :978-4-641-49012-3