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Rule-making Strategies
Tamai Laboratory

Law and policy making for the intellectual property and economic security

Economic Security

（1）Countermeasures against Economic Espionage
Scientific and technological research is not only the foundation of a country's economic prosperity, but also the basis of its national security. Measures to prevent the trade secret theft and economic espionage are legal issues related to our national interests.

（2）Overseas exchange in SciTech Fields
While the study of science and technology benefits generally human beings on the Earth, it is a that borders exist between sovereign states. We will explore ways to preserve and develop the research environment in our liberal democratic country with strong human rights protection.

（3）Administrative Processes to Ensure Security
Reviewing current administrative processes related to economic security, such as national and local procurement, immigration control, cooperation with intelligence agencies, foreign trade and foreign exchange, etc., and recommending new reasonable rules.

Regional Brand Strategy

In collaboration with the Research Institute for Social Systems of Shinshu University, where Prof. Tamai is an adjunct professor, we will develop strategies to maintain, develop and enhance the regional brand value of Karuizawa, addressing specific issues such as problems including lack of medical resources, education and the shortage of medical resources, providing opportunities for higher education, and creating local industry.

Intellectual Property Law

Pursuing research issues such as conditions of injunction against patent infringement, how calculating damages, the compulsory license system, the quality control function of trademarks and the scope of trademark rights, the issue of “orphan works,” and legal system design to promote innovation in the pharmaceutical industry.