November 20 (Sat)
10:00 – 12:00 Individual Panel and Individual Papers 1-3
Individual Panel: China’s Rise and Transformation of International Order: Combination of Historical and Cognitive Approaches
Chair: ASANO Ryo (Doshisha University)
Presentation 1: NAKATANI Tadashi (Teikyo University)
’Changing World Order and the “Belt and Road Initiative”: Is the Rise of China Compatible with a “Free and Open” International Order?’
Presentation 2: YAMAGUCHI Wataru (Teikyo University)
’Changing World Order and the "Belt and Road Initiative": A History of “ Free and Open Indo-Pacific”’
Presentation 3: MATSUMOTO Asuka (Doshisha University)
’US-China Relations on Public Diplomacy: Policy Changes and Mutual Assessment - the US’
Presentation 4: ZHANG Xuebin (Osaka University of Economics and Law)
’US-China Relations on Public Diplomacy: Policy Changes and Mutual Assessment – PRC’
Discussant: MURATA Koji (Doshisha University), SATO Koichi (J. F. Oberlin University)
Individual Papers 1: National Integration in Southeast Asian Countries
Chair: OKAMOTO Masaaki (Kyoto University)
Presentation 1: IMAMURA Sachiko (Doshisha University)
‘Governing Ideology with Extra-judicial Violence: An Analysis of Suharto Regime in Indonesia’
Presentation 2: ABE Kazumi (Akita University)
‘The role of diaspora in the Papuan independence movement’
Discussant: MASUHARA Ayako (Asia University), KAWAMURA Koichi (Institute of Developing Economies)
Individual Papers 2: International Relations in Asia
Chair: KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo)
Presentation 1: XU Yirao (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
‘China's policy toward Vietnam：From the signing of the Paris Peace Accords to the unification of Vietnam (1973-1976)’
Presentation 2: SUN Yngyíng (Graduate School, Osaka Sangyo University)
‘A Study About the Financial Activity of ShanXi Piaohao during the Rise Peroid of Shanghai's Financial Market in Late Qing Dynasty : Focusing on the Economic Network of Rishengchang Piaohao’
Presentation 3: TSUJINAKA Hideyuki (Graduate School, Soka University)
‘A Study of Business and Human Rights in Brunei Darussalam: Challenges on Core Labour Standards’
Discussant: KURIHARA Hirohide (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies), KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo), KAMBARA Kentaro (Kyoto University)
Individual Papers 3: Fostering Industrial Development
Chair: KAJITANI Kai (Kobe University)
Presentation 1: NAKAMURA Haruhiko (Graduate School, University of Toyo)
‘What products contribute to the growth of supporting industries in developing countries: From the case of electronic products in Vietnam’
Presentation 2: FANG Zhuzi (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)
‘The Deployment of Semiconductor Industrial Policy in China: A case study of the National Integrated Circuit Industry Investment Fund’
Discussant: KAJITANI Kai (Kobe University), KAWABATA Nozomu (Tohoku University)
13:00-15:30 Plenary Session and Individual Papers 4
13:00-15:30 Plenary Session: ‘100 Years of the Chinese Communist Party and International Relations in Asia
Chair: ANAMI Yusuke (Tohoku University）
Presentation 1: KOKUBUN Ryosei (Professor emeritus, Keio University. Former president, National Defense Academy)
‘The One Hundred Year Yoke of the Chinese Communist Party’
Presentation 2: TANAKA Akihiko (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
’Rise of China: Changes in the World System’
Presentation 3: SATO Yuri (Japan Foundation)
’What to do about China? Perspective from ASEAN, and Indonesia’
Discussant: TAKENAKA Chiharu (Rikkyo University), HIRAIWA Shunji (Nanzan University)
13:00-15:00 Individual Papers 4: Japan’s Immigration Policy
Chair: YAN Shanping (Doshisha University)
Presentation 1: SATO Yuriko (Tokyo Institute of Technology)
’Evaluation of the Plan to Accept 300,000 International Students in Japan: Analysis from the Relation with the Growth Strategy, Globalization of Universities, and Japanese Language Education’
Presentation 2: NIIMI Tatsuya (Nagoya Gakuin University / The United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences, Kagoshima University)
’A cost analysis of foreign agriculture labor in Japan’
Discussant: SUGIMURA Miki (Sophia University), YAN Shanping (Doshisha University)
15:45 – 18:45 Kashiyama seminar 2021 ‘Crisis and Hope: Debating Democracy in Asia’
Chair: NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)
Presentation session 15:45-17:30
Opening Remarks. KAMEOKA Eriko (Chairperson, Kashiyama Scholarship Foundation) Introduction. Prof. NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University) Presentation 1. Prof. SETH, Sanjay (Goldsmith, University of London, UK)
'India: The World's Largest Democracy no More?'
Presentation 1: Prof. SETH, Sanjay (Goldsmith, University of London, UK)
‘India: The World's Largest Democracy no More?’
Presentation 2: Dr. SIDDIQA, Ayesha (King’s College London, UK)
‘Battling the Ballot: Military and Mullah Alliance versus Political Class in Pakistan’
Presentation 3: Prof. LIAN Joseph (Yamanashi Gakuin University)
‘Lessons from the Failed Democracy Movement in Hong Kong (1984-2021)’
Presentation 4: Prof. MIETZNER, Marcus (Australian National University, Australia)
‘Controlling the Narrative, Consolidating Power: COVID-19 and Indonesia's Deepening Democratic Crisis’
Discussion session 17:45-18:45
Discussant: Prof. AKO Tomoko (University of Tokyo), Prof. NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)
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