Maiko Meguro

Maiko Meguro is a research fellow at the Amsterdam Center for International Law and currently leads cross-border data flows initiatives at an international organization, combining academic work on international law-making processes with extensive practical experience in trade, digital, and environmental negotiations—including roles with Japan’s METI, the Digital Agency of Japan, and the European Commission, as well as serving as co-chair of the G7 Digital Technology Working Group during Japan’s 2023 G7 Presidency.

Symposium
Book Review
Joint Book Review Symposium on International Organizations

Reimagining Public Power

Introduction: Diagnosing the Impasse from Different Angles International organizations law has long been dominated by what B.S. Chimni terms ‘mainstream international institutional law scholarship’ (MIILS)—a primarily doctrinal approach focused on...

Symposium
South and East Asian Perspectives on International Law

Backlash against international law by the East?

The symbolic metaphor of ‘Eastphalia’ that has been referred to in the opening post of this symposium, which is a wordplay around ‘Westphalia’, is very loaded in its curious terminological choice....