Seong, Dschungmo
Professor
Law Building # 614
+82-2-6490-5100
dschungmo@uos.ac.kr
Dschungmo Seong is Assistant Professor of Law at the University of Seoul. Before joining UOS in 2013, Professor Seong served as Senior Researcher at Ministry of Justice of South Korean Government. He received a Bachelor in Law, his Master in Law(Civil law and roman law) from Seoul National University, his Magister in Law(Civil law and roman law) from University of Muenster, Germany and Doctor juris(Civil law and roman law) from University of Bonn, Germany.
Professor Seong’s current research interests focus on Korean civil law, with a particular emphasis on the basic legal principles of civil law. He has published on several topics including : Causation in civil law, Adult guardianship, Substituting consents, Autonomy in law, Legal status of the body and its materials
Education
⋅ Doctor juris, The Faculty of Law and Economics, Rheinische-Friedrich-Wilhelms-University of Bonn, Germany (Civil Law and Roman Law)
⋅ Magister, The Faculty of Law, Westfälische Wilhelms-University of Muenster, Germany (Civil Law and Roman Law)
⋅ Master, Graduate School of Law, Seoul National University (Civil law and Roman law)
⋅ Bachelor, Department of Law, Seoul National University
Academic Appointments
2013 - present, Assistant Professor, Law School, University of Seoul
2011-2, Post-doc Researcher at Law Research Institute, University of Seoul
PUBLICATIONS
⋅ Seong, Dschungmo, 2014. “Der Vernunftsbegriff in der neuzeitlichen Rechtsentwicklung Europas – vom Naturrecht durch die Aufklarung bis zur Kodifikation.” Seoul Law Review, Law Research Institute, The University of Seoul, 22-2(1).
⋅ Seong, Dschungmo, 2014. “The implication of codifying new prescriptions on the rebus sic stantibus principle in Korean civil code.” Seoul Law Review, Law Research Institute, The University of Seoul, 22-2(2).
⋅ Seong, Dschungmo, 2014. “Die Kausalitat im romischen Recht.” The Journal of Property Law, The Korean Society of Property Law, 31-2.
⋅ Seong, Dschungmo, 2013. “Der rechtliche Status des Korpers und dazugehoriger Materialien.” Korea Law Review, Legal Research Institute of Korea University, vol. 69.
Academic Courses Taught
Law of obligations: Undergraduate level
Property law: Undergraduate level
Family law: Undergraduate level
Legal history: Undergraduate level
Philosophy of law: Undergraduate level
Legal methodology: Graduate school level
Contract law: Graduate school level
General provisions of civil law: Law school level
Law of obligations: Law school level
Property law: Law school level
Family law: Law school level
Professional Membership
The Korean Association of Civil Law
The Korean Society of Property Law
The Korean Society of Legal History
