学部・大学院区分 Undergraduate / Graduate		法・博前

時間割コード Registration Code		2302710

科目区分 Course Category		法学研究科開講科目 Courses Offered by the Graduate School of Law

科目名　【日本語】 Course Title		特別講義・演習（比較法政演習Ⅱ）

科目名　【英語】 Course Title		Special Lecture and Seminar (Comparative Law and Politics seminars Ⅱ)

担当教員　【日本語】 Instructor		佐藤史人 ○

担当教員　【英語】 Instructor		SATO Fumito ○

単位数 Credits		2

開講期・開講時間帯 Term / Day / Period		春水曜日５時限 Spring Wed 5

対象学年 Year		１年 1

授業形態 Course style		演習 Seminar

授業の目的　【日本語】
Goals of the Course(JPN)

この講義は、日本人学生と留学生が少人数のグループに分かれて外国語により主体的にゼミナールを行うことによって、現代社会において生起する諸問題の解決に積極的に寄与し、アジア諸国を中心とする国際的な連携を進める上で必要とされる資質・能力を涵養することを目的とします

授業の目的　【英語】
Goals of the Course

In this course, Japanese and international students are divided into small groups and conduct seminars independently in foreign languages. This course aims to cultivate the qualities and abilities necessary to actively contribute to the solution of various problems arising in modern society and promote international cooperation, especially in Asian countries.

到達目標　【日本語】
Objectives of the Course(JPN)

外国の法制度・政治制度について、外国語を用いて、また、日本の法制度・政治制度との比較を通じて理解を深めるとともに、外国語で意思疎通をする力を養います。

到達目標　【英語】
Objectives of the Course

Course objectives: To deepen students' understanding of the Japanese legal and political system through a comparison with the legal and political system of other countries and to enable students to explain and to communicate in a foreign language.

授業の内容や構成
Course Content / Plan

1. Course Outline
In this course, the main participants will be Japanese undergraduate and international graduate students. They will be divided into small groups to conduct seminars in foreign languages (mainly in English). The name of the lecture is "Comparative Law and Politics Seminars," and the project name is "Peer Support Initiative," which is generally known as PSI.

2. Course Design
This course is composed of two subjects(PSI-1 in the autumn semester and PSI-2 in the spring semester). It is expected that Peer Support Initiative 1 (PSI 1) will be completed before moving on to PSI 2.

3. About PSI-2
PSI-2 prioritizes the law and politics of the international student's home country to deepen the mutual understanding of the participants' countries. So that the characteristics of the international students' home countries' legal and political systems can be highlighted better, the Japanese students shall, when needed, provide information on Japan. As far as possible, the international students will explain the law and society of their own country in Japanese. Small group trips to investigate the courts and other judicial institutions in Japan will be encouraged.

The 1st, 8th, and 14th lectures are joint meetings where all students and the professor in charge participate. In principle, joint meetings are held on Wednesdays during the 6th period. In the first lecture(Orientation Meeting), students will be divided into groups, and each group will create its own study plan. Each group will present their research results to other students in the 8th and 14th lectures(Midterm and Final Presentation Meetings).
The students of each group will decide the date, time, venue, and method of regular seminars.

4. Lecture plan
(1)　Introduction
　Orientation Meeting
　Introduction of PSI-1, Make up students' group, Discussion on the study plan.
(2)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (1)
(3)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (2)
(4)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (3)
(5)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (4)
(6)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (5)
(7)　Seminars
　Preparatory work for the Midterm presentation meeting
(8)　Meeting
　Midterm Presentation meeting
(9)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (6)
(10)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (7)
(11)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (8)
(12)　Seminars
　Seminars, based on the Study plan of each Student group regarding Japanese Law, Politics, history, and tradition (9)
(13)　Seminars
　Preparatory work for the Final Presentation Meeting
(14)　Meeting
　Final Presentation Meeting
(15)　Summary of seminars

履修条件・関連する科目
Course Prerequisites and Related Courses

受講資格：特にありませんが、PSI-1を受講済みであることが望ましいです。 Course Prerequisites: It is preferable to attend PSI-2 after obtaining credits of PSI-1. But those, who for the first time join PSI, are also welcomed.

成績評価の方法と基準
Course Evaluation Method and Criteria

「合・否」で判定する。
①日常のゼミナールおよび1セメスターに2回行われるプレゼンテーションミーティングに積極的に参加し（英語でのプレゼンテーション、他の参加者との議論）、②学期末に課されるレポートを提出することを、合格基準とする
The results will be judged to be either 'pass' or 'fail.'
In order to pass this course, students are required to (1) actively participate in daily seminars and presentation meetings held twice a semester (presentation in English, discussion with other participants), and (2) submit a report at the end of the semester

教科書・テキスト
Textbook

必要に応じて授業内で指示する。
Handouts will be distributed in class.

参考書
Reference Book

References: - To be recommended based on the individual needs of the participants. (However, some basic materials may be distributed in advance of the lectures).

課外学習等（授業時間外学習の指示）
Study Load(Self-directed Learning Outside Course Hours)

セミナーに参加する際には、事前にテーマにかかわる専門用語を確認し、基礎知識を収集すること。
Before attending a seminar, students shall check the terminology related to the topic and learn basic knowledge as preparatory work.

注意事項
Notice for Students

1) The date and location of the first lecture (Orientation Meetin) will be informed on TACT. Students who can not attend it or have access to TACT should contact the Professor in charge by e-mail (satofmt@law.nagoya-u.ac.jp).
2) The date, time, and location of regular seminars will be determined within the student group. Students can choose a time and venue that is convenient for them.

授業開講形態等
Lecture format, etc.

遠隔授業（オンデマンド型）で行う場合の追加措置
Additional measures for remote class (on-demand class)