會議時間：2019年10月22日（星期二）08:30 - 18:00
主辦單位：華東政法大學
上海國際經濟貿易仲裁委員會（上海國際仲裁中心）
承辦單位：華東政法大學國際法學院
上海國際航空仲裁院
支持單位：上海市長寧區虹橋臨空經濟園區
上海市法學會航空法研究會
荷蘭萊頓大學航空法與空間法國際研究中心
會議背景
中國業已發展成為世界航空領域的中堅力量，而上海是我國經濟、金融、貿易和航運中心，是世界上規模和面積最大的都會區之一，更是中國航空產業最為發達的城市之一。2014年，國際航空運輸協會（IATA）、中國航空運輸協會與上海國際經濟貿易仲裁委員會（上海國際仲裁中心）共同簽署了戰略合作協議，設立了國際上唯一一家專業的航空仲裁院——上海國際航空仲裁院，并于2018年在四川成都雙流自由貿易試驗區設立西南服務中心。2016年實施的《上海市推進國際航運中心建設條例》首次以地方性法規的方式將航空樞紐建設納入國際航運中心建設工作。2018年《上海市高級人民法院關于為上海國際航運中心建設提供司法服務與保障的若干意見》中提出“充分發揮審判職能，積極營造良好的航運法治環境”。2018年上海市政府辦公廳發布的《上海市國際航運中心建設三年行動計劃（2018-2020）》更是明確將“建成品質領先的航空樞紐港”列入總體目標，將“打造虹橋臨空經濟示范區、促進航空要素集聚和交易”作為重點任務之一。上海建設國際航空大都市是上海貫徹落實“一帶一路”倡議和“長江經濟帶建設”國家戰略的重要行動，也是上海推進建設“五個中心”和現代化國際大都市、邁向全球城市的關鍵舉措。
為了更好地服務上海國際航運中心建設和航空經濟的發展、促進國內外航空法理論界與實務界的交流與對話，華東政法大學與上海國際經濟貿易仲裁委員會（上海國際仲裁中心）擬聯合上海市長寧區虹橋臨空經濟園區、上海市法學會航空法研究會與荷蘭萊頓大學（Leiden University）航空法與空間法國際研究中心（IIASL），共同在中國上海舉辦“2019上海國際航空法律論壇”。
本次論壇會期一天，將邀請來自荷蘭、法國、德國、比利時、意大利、俄羅斯等國家的國際知名航空法學者、律師、仲裁員與業界專家，以及來自國際民航組織（ICAO）、國際航協（IATA）、歐洲航空法協會（EALA）、萊頓大學航空法與空間法國際研究中心、科隆大學航空法、空間法與網絡法研究中心，以及“促進航空”航空法與空間法研究中心（AEROHELP）的法律專家，與中國航空法學者、律師、仲裁員、虹橋臨空經濟園區代表、企業代表及機場與物流等其他航空產業的從業者，共同參會研討。
會議征文
論壇歡迎國內外專家學者圍繞航空法領域的熱點與前沿問題撰寫和遞交中文與英文論文：
1. 文檔請統一采用Microsoft Word（docx或doc）格式。
2. 論文注釋統一采用腳注，每頁腳注單獨編號。
3. 論文請附中英文標題和300字左右的中文摘要及300字左右的英文摘要。
4. 論文請附作者姓名、性別、職務/職稱、單位、聯系電話和電子郵箱地址。
5. 請將會議論文發送至會務組郵箱（shairlaw@126.com）并請同時抄送會議聯絡人（shangcong.song@hotmail.com）。
6. 論文提交截止時間：2019年10月7日（星期一）23:59。
7. 聯絡人（論文征稿事項）：宋尚聰 女士（159 0098 2610）
參會報名
參會報名信息將于2019年9月另行通知。敬希垂注。
華東政法大學國際法學院
上海國際航空仲裁院
2019年7月15日
2019 Shanghai International Air Law Forum
One-Day Conference on 22 October 2019 (Tuesday)
Shanghai · China
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East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL)
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Shanghai International Arbitration Centre (SHIAC)
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ECUPL School of International Law
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Shanghai International Aviation Court of Arbitration (SHIACA)
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Shanghai Hongqiao Linkong Business Park
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Air Law Association of Shanghai Law Society
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International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL) of Leiden University
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Introduction
China has become a major player in the global aviation field and Shanghai has developed into an economic, financial, trade and shipping centre of China. Shanghai is one of the largest metropolitan areas around the world, as well as one of the most highly developed cities with respect to aviation. In 2014, the International Aviation Transport Association (IATA), the China Air Transport Association (CATA) and the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre (SHIAC) signed a strategic cooperation agreement to inaugurate the Shanghai International Aviation Court of Arbitration (SIACA), the global first and so far the only arbitrary institution specific for civil aviation. In 2018, SIACA’s Southwest Service Centre was established in the Chengdu (Sichuan) Shuangliu Pilot Free Trade Zone.
In addition, the 2016 Regulations of Shanghai Municipality on Advancing the Construction of the International Shipping Centre incorporates the “development of air transport hub” into the construction plan of international shipping centre for the first time in the form of local legislation. In 2018, the Higher People’s Court of Shanghai issued Several Opinions on Providing Judicial Services for and Safeguarding the Construction of the Shanghai International Shipping Centre, which requires “making full use of the judicial function and actively creating a supportive legal environment for the shipping industry”.
Moreover, under the Three-Year Action Plan for the Construction of Shanghai International Shipping Centre (2018-2020) issued by the General Office of the People’s Government of Shanghai Municipality in 2018, “building an advanced air transport hub” is the overall goal, and “developing the Shanghai Hongqiao Linkong Economic Demonstration Zone, promoting the trade and the agglomeration of aviation economic factors” is one of the key tasks. The construction of an international aerotropolis is a significant step for Shanghai toward carrying out the Belt and Road Initiative and the national strategy of the Construction of the Yangtze River Economic Belt. It is also a key move for Shanghai to boost the construction of a modern international metropolis, a global city and the “Quintuple Centre”.
In order to provide better service to the construction of Shanghai International Shipping Centre and to the development of aviation economy, and also to share experience, promote good practice and exchange knowledge of air law from diverse perspectives and jurisdictions, East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL) and the Shanghai International Arbitration Centre (SHIAC) have joined forces with the Shanghai Hongqiao Linkong Business Park, the Air Law Association of Shanghai Law Society and the International Institute of Air and Space Law (IIASL) of Leiden University, the Netherlands, to host the 2019 Shanghai International Air Law Forum on 22 October 2019 in Shanghai, China.
Call for Papers
Papers proposed in English or in Chinese can be on any topic that relates to international air law or domestic air law. Air law research papers, short notes and case reports on front-burner issues are most welcomed by the forum:
1. Each paper submitted should be in Microsoft Word Document (docx or doc) format.
2. Citations should be made in the footnotes and in the sequence of Arabic numerals on each page respectively.
3. Each paper should include an abstract of approximately 300 words.
4. The author’s name, title, occupation, affiliation, telephone number and e-mail address should be attached to the submitted paper.
5. Each paper should be emailed to our conference secretary Ms. Sonia Song at shairlaw@126.com and at shangcong.song@hotmail.com in CC.
6. Each paper should be submitted not later than 7 October 2019 (Monday).
7. Please kindly direct all queries to Ms. Sonia Song at shangcong.song@hotmail.com.
Registration
Conference registration will open in September 2019 and for more information please feel free to contact our conference secretary Ms. Sonia Song.
ECUPL School of International Law
Shanghai International Aviation Court of Arbitration (SHIACA)
15 July 2019
