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NO. 24 INSTITUTE REPORT O CTOBER 2016 SEPTEMBER 2017 2 3 Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord EDITORIAL EDITORIAL 01 06 SPOTLIGHT BLICKPUNKT 02 10 TABLE OF BOARD AND ADVISORS 03 VORSTAND, KURATORIUM, BEIRAT 20 STAFF CONTENT PERSONEN 04 22 DFG RESEARCH TRAINING GROUP RISK AND EAST ASIA DFG GRADUIERTENKOLLEG RISK AND EAST ASIA 05 30 IN-EAST ScHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDIES 06 IN-EAST SCHOOL OF ADVANCED STUDIES 40 COOPERATIONS AND ALUMNI 07 KOOPERATIONEN UND ALUMNI 50 INDIVIDUAL RESEARCH AcTIVITIES 08 INDIVIDUELLE FORSCHUNGSAKTIVITÄTEN 54 THESES AND DISSERTATIONS ABSCHLUSSARBEITEN UND DISSERTATIONEN 09 62 COURSES OFFERED 10 LEHRVERANSTALTUNGEN INHALTS- 70 GUEST LECTURES, WORKSHOPS AND SYMPOSIA GASTVORTRÄGE, WORKSHOPS UND SYMPOSIEN VERZEICHNIS 11 76 PUBLICATIONS PUBLIKATIONEN 12 85 LECTURES VORTRÄGE 13 92 MEDIA PRESENTATIONS MEDIENPRÄSENTATIONEN 14 103 Institute of East Asian Studies | Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften PROFESSIONAL AcTIVITIES Forsthausweg | 47057 Duisburg EHRENAMTLICHE TÄTIGKEITEN 15 Tel. 0203 379-4191 | www.in-east.de 106 4 5 EDITORIAL 01 01 EDITORIAL Werner Pascha DEAR READER, Another important pillar of extending tonia) are to arrive at the beginning of ences hosted, I would just like to point our institutional framework is the co- the forthcoming academic year. out the Conference on Mobility and the The academic year 2016/17 has been operation with the Faculty of East Asian While the institutional setting is import- City of the Future of the German Asso- one of successful consolidation to- Studies of Ruhr University Bochum. ant, it is indeed people that make the ciation for Social Science Research on wards realizing IN-EAST’s ambition of The Alliance for Research on East Asia difference. As the IN-EAST School of Japan, locally organized by Helmut De- being one of Europe’s leading centers – (AREA) Ruhr – will start its new doc- Advanced Studies has entered its sec- mes and Werner Pascha in November EDITORIAL for higher education and research on toral program in October 2017, finan- ond phase, the new group of post-docs 2016, and the Final Conference con- contemporary East Asia. The Research cially supported by the Mercur Foun- in charge of research areas encom- cluding the first funding period of the Training Group of the German Research dation, with students already select- passes Katharina Borgmann, Momoyo IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies in Foundation (DFG) on Risk and East Asia ed. The structured three-year program Hüstebeck, Beate Löffler, Mira Schüller February 2017 on Innovation in East Asia has made continuous progress, while on Transnational Institution Building and Deidre Sneep. Junior Professor – E-Mobility and Urban Systems. Writ- the IN-East School of Advanced Stud- and Transnational Identities in East Shuanping Dai, another research group ing in autumn 2017, we look forward to ies on Innovation in East Asia, finan- Asia aims to advance knowledge on leader of the first round, has success- another major conference on the New cially supported by a major grant from East Asian regional institution build- fully passed his mid-term evaluation Silk Road after two engaging earlier the German Federal Ministry of Edu- ing, identity formation, and the interac- and will also stay with us. Giulia C. Ro- events, namely the Third Internation- cation and Research (BMBF) and pos- tion between both processes through- mano from the University of Paris has al Forum on the “New Silk Road” and Si- EDITORIAL itively evaluated, has entered its sec- out history and today. Bochum’s Faculty newly joined the group. no-European Cooperation in November ond phase (2017 to 2019) with a focus and our institute understand this pro- As our colleague Karen Shire enters 2017, co-organized with the Fudan De- on transnational innovation process- gram as a chance to engage with each her second year of a leave of absence, velopment Institute (Fudan University), es / institutional transfers in East Asia. other intensively, which will hopefully working at Ochanomizu University in among others. As for teaching activities, our forceful lead to further exciting projects in the Tokyo, Kyoko Shinozaki, who filled in The institute would like to take this op- extension into contemporary Korean future. for Karen as acting professor, has re- portunity to thank all of our cooperation studies is taking shape. Thanks to our Finally, our institutional cooperation ceived a professorship at the University partners und supporters, both ideally new language instructor Stefan Knoob, with the Käte Hamburger Kolleg / Cen- of Salzburg in Austria. We congratulate and financially, in research and teach- full-scale Korean language courses for tre for Global Cooperation Research in Kyoko and thank her for great contribu- ing, within the university and beyond, both our bachelor and master students Duisburg is gaining momentum. As part tions to our institute and to the field of for their continuous support and trust. have commenced during the past ac- of our newly established joined visiting comparative sociology and Japanese Ending on a lighter note: The institute ademic year. In addition, the Korea fellow program, Alessandra Cappelletti society in particular. Takemitsu Mori- has thought hard about how to express Foundation has kindly granted our ap- (American University of Rome) has al- kawa will follow her here at IN-EAST. its gratitude to partners and distin- plication to host a KF Visiting Profes- ready stayed with us in early 2017, and He works on the interfaces between guished visitors. And we have come up sor during the academic year 2017/18. her stay will lead to a research work- culture, society and philosophy, and with an idea: namely to collect delicious Professor Park Sang-young will join us shop Strategic Power without Norma- has held positions at several universi- recipes for cakes and cookies, tapping from the Korea National University of tive Intentions: A New Paradigm in Inter- ties, including the Universities of Kas- deep into the experience and, hopefully, Education; he holds a doctoral degree national Relations? The Case of China in sel, Heidelberg, Lucerne, Zurich, Basel, expertise of our multicultural institute in political science from the University December 2017, while two new fellows, Vienna, Fribourg (CH), Freiburg (D) as community. The result, Sweet IN-EAST, of Hawai’i at Manoa. Moreover, we are Gerald Chan (University of Auckland, well as Osaka University, Toyo Univer- has already left the printing shop, and currently engaged in the process of se- New Zealand) and Charmaine Misa- sity, Keio University and the Universi- we sincerely hope this will be another 01 lecting a candidate for the newly erect- lucha- Willoughby (De La Salle Univer- ty of Tokyo. incentive for you, dear reader, to kindly ed professorship in East Asian Social sity, Manila, Philippines) have settled The following report will inform you, continue your cooperation and support. Sciences – Korean Studies, established recently and two more, Anja Jetschke dear reader, about many other activi- by the Faculty of Social Sciences and (University of Göttingen, Germany) and ties that have been going on during the Werner Pascha IN-EAST. Lishang Dong (University of Tartu, Es- past year. With respect to major confer- (Director, IN-EAST) LE mit IN-EAST gespiegelt im LC 6 Foto: Harald Krähe 7 EDITORIAL 01 01 EDITORIAL (Director, IN-EAST) SPONSORS IT IS A PLEASURE TO ACKNOWLEDGE FINANCIAL SUPPORT BY A NUMBER OF FUNDING AGENCIES. OUR SINCERE THANKS ARE DUE TO: L’Agence National de la Recherche Hanse-Wissenschaftskolleg Alumni und Freunde der Duisburger Japan Foundation Center for Global Ostasienstudien e. V. (AlFreDO) Partnership Bertelsmann-Stiftung Japan Society for the Promotion of Bertelsmann Foundation Science (JSPS) Brüsseler Kreis Konfuzius-Institut Metropole Ruhr Bundesanstalt für Landwirtschaft und Confucius Institute Metropolis Ruhr Ernährung (BLE) Korea Foundation Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF) Stiftung Mercator / Federal Ministry of Education and Research Mercator Research Center Ruhr Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) UDE-Profilschwerpunkt German Research Foundation Wandel von Gegenwartsgesellschaften UDE Main Research Area SPONSOREN Deutscher Akademischer Austausch- Transformation of Contemporary Societies Dienst (DAAD) Volkswagen-Stiftung Deutsch-Japanischer Wirtschaftskreis (DJW) Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Forschung, Fritz-Thyssen-Stiftung Universität Bielefeld Center for Interdisciplinary Research, Goethe-Institut Tokyo Bielefeld University 8 9 SPOTLIGHT 02 02 SPOTLIGHT AGING AND CARE IN JAPAn – 1 STUDY TOUR TO JAPAN FOR SOCIAL ENTERPRISES ALTERUNG UND PfLEGE IN JAPAn – SPOTLIGHT STUDIENREISE FÜR SOZIALUNTERNEHMEN NACH JAPAN Rapid aging in Japan poses many chal- To begin with, officials of the Ministry of Additionally, technology enterprises lenges for care institutions and re- Health, Labour and Welfare illustrated presented their innovations in various quires technological and social inno- changes in Japan’s demography, the visits. Especially memorable: The Ory vations to provide security. In order to necessity of the long-term care insur- Laboratory introduced its communi- gain insights into these challenges and ance, its goals and as necessary re- cation device OriHime at the facility of possibly applying the results to Ger- garded reforms towards community NRW.invest (and the very helpful sup- man institutions, a study tour to Japan care, which are in the phase of imple- port of Georg Löer and his team, Ryu- was organized by Karen Shire