Associate Professor MURAKADO, Manaka
Faculty, Affiliation
Faculty of Law, Institute of Human and Social Sciences
College and School Educational Field
Laboratory
Academic Background
【Academic background(Doctoral/Master's Degree)】
Kyoto University Doctor Graduate School of Law Legal and Political Studies 202303 Completed
Kyoto University Master Graduate School of Law Legal and Political Studies 202003 Completed
【Academic background(Bachelor's Degree)】
Kanazawa University 201803
【Degree】
Ph.D. in Law
Master in Law
Career
Kanazawa University Institute of Human and Social Sciences Faculty of Law Lecturer(2026/08-)
Kanazawa University Institute of Human and Social Sciences, Faculty of Law Adjunct Lecturer(2026/04-2026/07)
International Court of Justice President Office Judicial Fellow(2025/09-2026/06)
Kobe University Graduate School of Law Assistant Professor(2024/10-2026/07)
Kwansei Gakuin University School of International Studies Adjunct Lecturer(2023/10-2025/09)
Nagoya University Adjunct Lecturer(2023/04-2023/09)
Ritsumeikan University College of International Relations Adjunct Lecturer(2024/09-2025/03)
Kyoto University Graduate School of Law Assistant Professor(2023/04-2024/09)
Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Doctoral Course (DC) Research Fellowships(2020/04-2023/03)
Year & Month of Birth
Academic Society
Award
○The 58th Mineichiro Adachi Memorial Prize(2025/09)
○The 58th Mineichiro Adachi Memorial Prize(2025/09)
Specialities
International law
Speciality Keywords
Research Themes
Books
- 【monograph】Why Is the “Use of Force Based on Consent” Justified? Exploration from Theory and Practice 2025/02
Papers
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (6): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Murakado Manaka Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 197 5 45 2025/08
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (5): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Murakado Manaka Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 197 4 51 2025/07
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (4): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 197 1 75 2025/04
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (3): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Manaka MURAKADO Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 196 3 95 2024/12
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (2): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Manaka MURAKADO Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 195 6 74 2024/09
- Theory and Practice of the Use of Force Based on State Consent (1): Dualistic Understanding of the Principle of Non-Use of Force from State-to-State Perspective and ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ Murakado Manaka Hogakuronso [Kyoto Law Review] 195 3 51 2024/06
- 【Ph.D. dissertation】Theory and Practice of Consent-Based Use of Force: Introduction of a Human Perspective to the Principle of the Prohibition of the Use of Force. 1 2023/03
Conference Presentations
- When Consent Justifies Force: Rethinking the Foundations of Intervention by Invitation(conference：Swedish Branch of the International Law Association)(2026/06/01)
- 【international seminar】Global Legal Convergence through Implication: The Right to Strike, the ICJ Advisory Opinion and Asian States(conference：Suenobu Foundation 2026 Symposium The Diffusion, Transplantation, and Adaptation of Law: A Global Comparative Perspective on Asia and Beyond)(2026/07/12)
- Theory of Humanitarian Intervention by “The First Narrators of International Human Rights” : A Comparative Examination of Las Casas and Vitoria’s Debate on the 16th-Century Indigenous Issue(conference：Study Group on Fundamental Theories of International Law)(2024/08/24)
- Why is the Use of Force Justified by State Consent?: Introduction of a ‘Human-Oriented Perspective’ to the Principle of Non-Use of Force(conference：Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law Agora)(2024/07/10)
- International Legal Basis for Japan’s Possible Military Support in a Taiwan Contingency(2025/06/14)
- (Un)lawfulness of Use of Force Based on Advance Consent Given by the Territorial State by Means of a Treaty(2019/06/18)
- What Government is Entitled to Give Consent to Foreign Military Intervention?(2018/12/12)
Others
Arts and Fieldwork
Patent
Theme to the desired joint research
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research
○「Examination of the concept of humanitarian intervention based on a dualistic understanding of the principle of non-use of force 」(2025-2029)
○「Reexamination of the concept of the right of self-defense based on a dualistic understanding of the principle of non-use of force 」(2023-2024)
○「Validity of Consent in the Use of Force Based on Consent 」(2020-2023)
Competitive research funding,Contribution
Collaborative research,Consignment study
Classes (Graduate Schools)
Classes (Bachelors)
International Project
International Students
Lecture themes
Others (Social Activities)
○Japan International Law Students Association（JILSA）(2024-) Oral Round Judge, Philip C. Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition, Japan National Rounds
○Asia Cup International Law Moot Court Competition(2023-) Memorial Judge