The Frontier of International Trade Law vol. 3 - Climate Change and International Trade Law & Policy (1)
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Articles
The Frontier of International Trade Law vol. 3 - Climate Change and International Trade Law & Policy (1)
Kojiro Fujii, Masahiro Heike, Hibiki Kimura and Shunya Muromachi, "The Frontier of International Trade Law vol. 3 - Climate Change and International Trade Law & Policy (1)", appears in NBL No. 1196 (June 15, 2021), published by Shojihomu.
Authors
North America
Competition Law / International Trade
- U.S. Importers Seek Refunds of IEEPA Tariffs at the Court of International Trade
Europe
Competition Law / International Trade
- European Commission unveils new Economic Security Communication seeking a paradigm shift towards the use of trade instruments to support EU strategic objectives
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Competition Law / International Trade
- United States Publishes Trade Agreements, Frameworks with East Asian Countries

Masahiro Heike specializes in international trade law. From 2016 to 2018, he worked at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry as an in-government lawyer, and handled numerous WTO disputes and trade negotiations and was responsible for the trade policies of other jurisdictions including the United States and China. Currently, he is involved in a wide range of matters including WTO dispute settlement cases, domestic and foreign trade remedy cases (anti-dumping, safeguards), government research related to international trade law, and the handling of tariffs and origin relations.
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Competition Law / International Trade
- U.S. Importers Seek Refunds of IEEPA Tariffs at the Court of International Trade

Hibiki KIMURA
- Associate
- Brussels
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Competition Law / International Trade
- Understanding the Differences and Potential Overlaps: When Is It Antitrust, and When Is It Trade Law?

Shunya MUROMACHI
- Associate
- Tokyo
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Kojiro Fujii specializes in the fields of competition law and international trade law. He also covers emerging areas of digital policy/regulations and public policy/regulations, such as those related to sustainability. His expertise in these areas is frequently recognized by international and domestic legal publications. Kojiro also is regularly ranked by Chambers (Band 1 International Trade, Japan and Band 2 TMT, Japan) and Who’s Who Legal (Competition). He achieved the highest ranking in the “International Trade and Economic Security” category of Nikkei’s “Most successful lawyers” (as voted by Japanese companies and peer lawyers) in 2022; he was recognized by Asian Legal Business as one of the Top 15 Technology, Media and Telecommunications Lawyers in Asia in 2023; and he was shortlisted for the FT Innovative Lawyers Awards Asia-Pacific as the Most Innovative Practitioner for his work covering those areas in 2024.
In addition to his career at N&A, he served as the deputy director of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan, where he handled several important WTO disputes on behalf of the Japanese government. He also worked at a highly reputable international law firm in Washington DC, where he focused on antitrust matters.