November 19
Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Session 1 Rural Societies in Southeast Asia
Chair and Discussant: Satoru Nishimura (Kagoshima University)
Speaker 1: Zhai Yalei (Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University)
“Do Migration and Remittances Reduce Poverty? Evidence from Myanmar”
Speaker 2: Ayumi Sugimoto (Akita International University)
“Diverse agricultural labor within a rural community in the Philippines – Case study from Tarlac Province"
Discussant: Atsuko Mizuno (Kyushu University)
Session 2 History of East and Southeast Asia
Chair and Discussant: Shin Kawashima (University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: Yasuyuki Miyake (Kwansei Gakuin Unviersity)
"Burma’s Establishment of the Diplomatic Relations with the Chinese Communist Regime, 1949-1950"
Speaker 2: Atsuko Kanoh (University of Tsukuba)
"The Nationalist Chinese Government’s attitude toward Korean Independent Movement, 1938-1945"
Speaker 3: Hiroko Sono (Miyazaki University)
"Commercial and Accounting Education in Taiwan under the Rule of Japan"
Discussant: Michiko Kitaba (Kansai University)
Session 3 Economic and International Relations in Southeast Asia
Chair and Discussant: Kazushi Shimizu (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Tsuyoshi Saruwatari (Kyushu University)
"Southeast Asian FTAs and the Electrical and Electronics Industry in Malaysia"
Speaker 2: Yoshifumi Fukunaga (Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry)
"Revisiting the ASEAN minus X formula"
Speaker 3: Yasutoshi Kunimoto (Baiko Gakuin Unversity)
"Thai Human Resources Development as a Systematic Technology Transfer in the Cooperation Type of Industry -Government-University: as a Case of Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology"
Discussant: Hisao Kasuga (Fukui Prefectural University),
Seiya Sukegawa (Institute for International Trade and Investment)
Session 4 China: State, Society and Economy
Chair and Discussant: Tomoo Marukawa (University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: Vida Macikenaite (International University of Japan)
"Model of Governance in China: Analysis of the Networks between Business Entities and State Institutions"
Speaker 2: Wei Yi (Doshisha University)/ Yan Shanping (Doshisha University)
"Determinants of the Social Consciousness in Urban China: Evidence from Tianjin Social Survey in 1997 and 2008"
Speaker 3: Miyuki Nakaoka (University of Kita Kyushu)
"Secondary Housing Markets in Major Coastal Cities of China"
Discussant: Mariko Watanabe (Gakushuin University),
Tomoko Ako (University of Tokyo)
Panel 1 International Politics over the Marine Boundary in East Asia
Chair and Discussant: Mie Oba (Tokyo University of Science)
Speaker 1: Takeshi Uzawa (Hosei University)
“The utilities and limitations of ASEAN’s diplomacy toward the South China Sea: Implications for regional order-building in East Asia”
Speaker 2: Tomotaka Shoji (National Institute of Defense Studies)
Speaker 3: Chisako Masuo (Kyushu University)
“China’s Policy over the “Maritime Territory” and its International Implications”
Afternoon Session 1 (13:00-15:00)
Session 5 Development in India
Chair and Discussant: Kazuya Nakamizo (Kyoto University)
Speaker 1: Hajime Sato (Institute of Developing Economies)
“Judicial Activism, Constitutionalism and Developmentalism in India”
Speaker 2: Kazuya Wada (University of Nagasaki)
“What is ‘Participation’ for Development?: Econometric Analysis of Microdata of India"
Discussant: Koji Yamazaki (Kobe University)
Session 6 Dynamism of the Society
Chair and Discussant: Chiharu Takenaka (Rikkyo University)
Speaker 1: Akiko Murakami (Hokkaido University)
“Women's Social Contribution Activities in Iran: Case Study of Ardabil”
Speaker 2: Yuriko Sato (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
“Brain Circulation of Graduates of Japanese HEIs and their Role in Economic Collaboration"
Speaker 3: Shunsuke Sasaki (Teikyo University, JSPS PD)
“Child Labor in a Dumpsite: The Case of Bantar Gebang, Indonesia"
Discussant: Yuri Sato (Institute of Developing Economies)
Session 7 Capital Market / Financial Market
Shingo Mikamo (Shinshu University)
Speaker 1: Tetsu Konishi (Kyoto University)
“Financial Supervision for Capital Market in Indonesia： Effectiveness against Political Businesses”
Speaker 2: Jun Saito (Institute of Developing Economies)
“Stock Market Contagion thorough the Remittance: the Experience of the GCC, Asia and Arab Countries"
Speaker 3: Kentaro Kambara(Graduate School of Asian and African Studies, Kyoto University)
“Development and Movement of Islamic Finance in Brunei Darussalam: From the Perspective of Economic Development Strategy"
Discussant: Rika Nakagawa (Toyo University)
Panel 2 The Impact of the OBOR/AIIB on Political Economy of Central Asia: A Multidimensional Analysis
Chair: Goro Takahashi (Aichi University)
Speaker 1: Maria Tanaka (Aichi University)
“The Transformative Impact of the AIIB on Central Asia: The Case of the MDBs Co-Financing Framework Agreements"
Speaker 2: Asei Ito (University of Tokyo)
“China - Emerging Economies Nexus and the OBOR: The Case of Kazakhstan and China Landbridge Project"
Speaker 3: Amane Tanaka (Aichi University)
“The Security – Development Nexus in Central Asia: The Case of the Islamist Terrorism in Xinjiang"
Discussant: Yuji Morikawa (Nagasaki University)
Panel 3 The Chinese Revolution and the Transition of Local Power Structures
Chair: Yusuke Anami (Tohoku University)
Speaker 1: Shin Yamamoto (University of Tsukuba)
Speaker 2: Chen Yao-huang (Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica)
Discussant: Nobu Iwatani (Hokkaido University),
Sui Yi (University of Tsukuba)
Afternoon Session 2 (15:00-17:00)
Panel 4 Thinking the Seas and Islands in Northeast Asia: Wakkanai-Sakhalin, Tsushima-South Kore, and Yonaguni-Taiwan
Chair and Discussant: Akihiro Iwashita (Hokkaido University/Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Yasunori Hanamatsu (Kyushu University)
“Development of Tsushima-Busan Border Tourism and its impact on the borderland society in Tsushima"
Speaker 2: Naganori Komine (Yonaguni Municipal Government)
“Building the Yonaguni Musem for History and Culture: Towards a new relationship with Taiwan"
Speaker 3: Naoki Amano (Yamagata University)
“A landing, transferring and forwarding place: Wakkanai city in the relationship between Hokkaido and Sakhalin"
Panel 5 Christianity and Chinese Politics
Chair: Lin Xiuguang (Keio University)
Speaker 1: Masaya Ueno (Keio University)
“The Chinese Government’s Policy toward Protestant Churches in the 2000s: The Process of Rebuilding the Institution for Control"
Speaker 2: Yosuke Matsutani (United Church of Christ in Japan)
“Theological thought of the Beijing Shouwang church- focusing on her Ecclesiology"
Discussant: Masaharu Hishida (Hosei University),
Chitose Sato (Hokkai School of Commerce)
Plenary Session：The Economic Integration and Development in East Asia
—AEC ,RCEP , TPP and One Belt/ One Road—
Moderator: Shimizu, Kazushi (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Ishikawa,Koichi (Asia University)
“Economic Integration and FTA in East Asia”
Speaker 2: Hirakawa,Hitoshi (Kokushikan University)
“Economic Integration and new development in East Asia"
Speaker 3: Yukawa,Kazuo (Asia University)
“Consideration on One belt/ One Road from the political economy"
Discussant: Ishigami,Etsuro (Fukuoka University),
Oba Mie (Tokyo University for science)
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