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institute report

O CTober 2016 SEPTember 2017   

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Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord   

editorial 01 editorial 06

spotlight 02 blickpunkt 10 table of board and AdvisorS 03 vorstand, Kuratorium, Beirat 20

staff content 04 personen 22

dfg Research Training Group Risk and East Asia 05 dFG Graduiertenkolleg Risk and East Asia 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 09 abschlussarbeiten und Dissertationen 62

Courses Offered 10 lehrveranstaltungen inhalts- 70 guest Lectures, WORKSHOPS and Symposia verzeichnis 11 Gastvorträge, WORKSHOPS und Symposien 76

publications 12 publikationen 85

lectures 13 vorträge 92

media Presentations 14 medienpräsentationen 103

Institute of East Asian Studies | Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften professional Activities Forsthausweg | 47057 Duisburg 15 ehrenamtliche Tätigkeiten Tel. 0203 379-4191 | www.in-east.de 106

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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)

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(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

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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 and Vi­ mentation. ji Sugizaki and Janina Diekmann) in To- tali Heidt for a leading association of Care facilities for the elderly in Tokyo, kyo, the Tokyo Institute of Technology social enterprises between October 1 such as San San Akasaka, as well as its gait and walking assistance at the until October 9, 2016. those for disabled people, Donmai Yokohama campus and Cyberdyne the The members of the study tour consist- Kōbō, were visited and their heads of HAL exoskeleton at the Robo Care Cen- ed of 16 participants of the Brüs­se­ler administration pointed out the strate- ter Shonan. Kreis, an association of European so- gies they developed and issues they are Vitali Heidt cial enterprises who financed the study confronted with. By way of com- tour, IN-EAST members Professor Flo­ parison, the Shakai Fukushi Kyo- rian Coulmas, Yuka Ando and GRK gikai care facilities for the elder- 1613 doctoral candidate Benjamin Ra­ ly in the small city Komagane-­shi be as well as Assistant Professor Peter in Nagano prefecture were visit- Backhaus of Waseda University, Tokyo. ed, where community care, in the All academic participants provided re- sense of an integrated concept of markable insights into their respective local activation and interconnec- research focus. tion of local actors and institu- Following up on the workshop which tions, is well established. IN-EAST professors Karen Shire and Florian Coulmas organized in February Blickpunkt 2016, the study tour to Japan provided insights into policy design and imple- mentation of care for the elderly and disabled. It also focused on the usage of technology in care settings. In order to understand regional diversity and in- novative approaches in care, one part of the study tour took place in Tokyo while the other was based in Nagano prefecture.

10 02 Xi’an, Stadtmauer 11 (Ausstellung Mein Ostasien, 2016/17) Foto: Klaus Eulenbach Spotlight 02 02 Spotlight

Hello, Good-bye and Welcome Back Exhibition “My East Asia” 2 Alljährliche Graduiertenfeier und Willkommensfest 3 Photographs by Klaus Eulenbach and Drawings / Water Colors

IN-EAST graduates, family and friends, in Western influences. The other half AlFreDO Award: The alumni associ- by BeatrIJs Brouwer new students, returning BA students, of the exhibition was contributed by ation AlFreDO (Alumni and Friends of IN-EAST staff and lecturers joined our Beatrijs Brouwer, a freelance illustra- the Duisburg East Asia Studies) gener- graduation and welcome ceremony on tor from the Netherlands who gave us ously supports IN-EAST students and Starting at October 28, 2016, the exhi- Beatrijs Brouwer is a freelance illus- October 28, 2016. At “Hello, Good-bye the opportunity to exhibit drawings she graduates. This year, AlFreDO granted bition My East Asia shows impressions trator from the Netherlands. and Welcome Back!”, presented by Sa­ made of Taiwan and other East Asian two awards: The AlFreDO Award for the from cities and countrysides in PR Chi- After obtaining a BA in Chinese Studies rah Reimann and Dan T. Wichter, IN- places. best Bachelor thesis went to Anne Qiu. na, Taiwan, Hong Kong and other lovely from the University of Leeds she decid- EAST had the pleasure of welcoming Good-bye! MA graduate Benjamin Anastasia Nikulina received the AlFre- places by two students. ed to face her fears of traditional char- PhD candidates, Bachelor students Rabe­ looked back on the past two DO Award for the best Master thesis. Klaus Eulenbach is enrolled as a stu- acters and enrolled in further language and Master students from 18 differ- years he spent at IN-EAST for his Mas- On top of this, AlFreDO supports Hang dent of Modern East Asian Studies at studies at National Chengchi Universi- ent countries. The annual event offered ter studies. In his speech he described Thanh Dang, student of the MEAS Mas- the IN-EAST. His interest in electron- ty, Taipei where she almost immediate- a perfect stage for graduates and stu- what it is like to be a student at IN- ter program, with a scholarship. ic product designs led him to photog- ly lost her camera. To record and share dents to share their personal impres- EAST. He and many other BA and MA Music: The event also featured the sec- raphy three years ago. For his year her whereabouts and experiences she sions and experiences of studying at graduates then received their certifi- ond generation setup of BAnd MOAS, abroad in China he equipped himself started drawing even ­more than be- IN-EAST and in East Asia. cates. We congratulate all of our grad- the music project of IN-EAST students. with a micro-four-third camera to cap- fore, putting up on her blog sketches of Welcome Back: Prof. Axel Klein, in uates on their achievements. We are Thomas Janzen, Raphael Viera Costa, ture his impressions from a culturally ‘Zhengda’ campus, quick doodles of the charge of the IN-EAST Bachelor Pro- proud of you and wish you all the best Kevin Lesniewski and Cansu Öner pre- truly rich country. incredible birds strutting outside her gram, interviewed Klaus Eulenbach on for your future careers! sented a heavily rocking rendition of During his stay in Xi’an, he adopted to classrooms, and comics based on dor- stage, who had spent a year in Xi’an, the inofficial anthem of the city of Duis- the contrasty lifestyle but also trav- mitory life and Taipei encounters. and Lara Suraci, who had studied in burg, called “Duisburg – Du bist Du”. elled as much as time and budget al- Much of the work shown here was Yokohama. Klaus Eulenbach also talk- lowed. This exhibition is supposed to scanned from the sketchbooks and ed about his photographs that made up emphasize on the diversity of China: journals she filled while studying in Tai- half of the new exhibition called “Mein featuring incredibly modern architec- wan, but there are also drawings from Ostasien” in the hallways of IN-EAST. ture, celebrating traditions and also her trip to Japan and Korea in Spring His pictures emphasize the diversity of taking in Western influences. 2016. China: featuring modern architecture, The photos shown are not a summa- Following her year in Taiwan she com- celebrating traditions and also taking ry of China, but memories limited to pleted a MA in Chinese Literature from

Benjamin Rabe Benjamin the perspective of a single person that SOAS (School of Oriental and African mostly wandered alone. Studies), London, worked in a literary agency specialising in world literature, and is now focussing on illustration. Drawing: Beatrijs Brouwer The BAnd MOAS

Prof. Axel Klein and Lara Suraci

Hong Kong / Photo: Klaus Eulenbach 12 13 Sarah Reimann, Klaus Eulenbach, Beatrijs Brouwer, Dan T. Wichter Spotlight 02 02 Spotlight

Mobility in Metropolitan Regions – German Association for Social Science Research 4 Tokyo and the Ruhr Area 5 (VSJF) Annual Meeting 2016 20th Duisburg East Asia Day 2016 Vereinigung für sozialwissenschaftliche Japan­ forschung (VSJF)

The 20th annual East Asia Day at No- veloped? How are new and old means ling, Professor of Geography – Geogra- vember 18, 2016 focused on mobility­ in of transport linked? How do the vari- phy of Old Industrialized Regions, Uni- How do people in urban areas live to- panels ranged from topics surrounding About the VSJF two metropolitan areas: Greater Tokyo ous players in the transportation sec- versity of Duisburg-Essen. gether? How do they commute to work? the emergence of electric vehicles, the The German Association for Social Sci- and the Ruhrgebiet. tor coordinate and cooperate with each Before and after the panel discussion How do they maintain social interac- city as a sustainable living and working ence Research on Japan (VSJF) was Despite being quite different in size, other? How do inhabitants cope with the supporting program attracted the tion? All these questions are related to place to reflections on governance and founded in 1988. Its general aim is to structure and historical development, (and survive) the growth in the vol- auditorium: the topic of mobility. The German As- planning perspectives on urban trans- strengthen the study of contemporary they also share quite a few similarities: ume of transport? How will factors • Driving Simulator (Mechatronik, sociation for Social Science Research portation as well as challenges in the Japan in the German-speaking coun- Both are the biggest economic areas in such as structural economic change, UDE) / assisted driving (VSJF) held its annual meeting in Duis- face of the super-aged society. One of tries, namely Switzerland, Austria, and their respective countries with a rap- the aging population, new techni- • Exoskeleton (Cyberdyne Care Robot- burg on November 17–20, 2016. The the public panels was the annual Duis- Germany. The Association is conceived idly aging population. The two regions cal developments­ and environmental ics) IN-EAST and its Advanced School host- burg East Asia Day, focusing on mobil- as a forum for researchers and stu- face the enormous challenge of orga- needs change mobility in metropolitan • Age Simulation Suit GERT ed the event that strived to contribute ity in metropolitan regions, the Great- dents from the fields of Japanese stud- nizing the transportation of goods and ­areas? • Rickshaw (Initiative Radeln ohne to the discussion on Mobility and the er Tokyo area and the Ruhr area (see ies as well as from social sciences, in- people in a sustainable manner. The Moderator: Kai Rüsberg, Journalist, ­Alter) City of the Future. 80 participants from sub-chapter above). Section meetings cluding cultural studies. combustion engine driven car as most Panelists: J. Alexander Schmidt, Pro- • Cargo bike Dein-RUDOLF.de (in co- eight countries joined the conference at brought together researchers with a important mean of transport has al- fessor of City Planning and Urban De- operation with Zentrum für Logistik the University of Duisburg-Essen. focus on History, Cultural and Media ready reached its limits. sign, Director Main Research Area Ur- & Verkehr, UDE) The annual workshop Gender Studies Studies, Education, Political Science, The panelists, all renowned scholars ban Systems, University of Duisburg-­ • “Bicycle Highway Ruhr” – Rad- on Japan started the event, followed Science and Technology Studies, So- in their field, addressed the following Essen, André Sorensen, Professor of schnellweg Ruhr – RS 1 by three days of keynotes, talks and ciology and Anthropology, Urban and questions: How is the transport of peo- Urban Geography, University of Toronto (Metropoleruhr). presentations as well as a public pan- Regional Studies, Economics to pres- ple and goods organized? What does Scarborough, Mamoru Taniguchi, Pro- • Match the Maps (Geographic and el and section meetings. Five scientific ent and discuss their research. the public and private transport infra­ fessor of Policy and Planning Sciences, schematic maps of subways and structure look like and how further de- Tsukuba University, Hans-Werner Weh­ ­regional trains).

Kai Rüsberg, J. Alexander Schmidt, Mamoru Taniguchi, André Sorensen, Hans-Werner Wehling Age Simulation Suit GERT

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Meyer-Struckmann-Preis 2016 katastrophe wirtschaftlich erholt, ste- einander lernen und auch in der Wis- gen. Begegnungen der Delegation fan- he aber weiter vor Herausforderungen. senschaft noch enger zusammenar- den u. a. mit japanischen Wissenschaft- 6 an Florian Coulmas verliehen „Mit Deutschland hat man gemeinsa- beiten.“ Gauck hielt unter anderem ei- lern statt, die sich der Aufarbeitung der Florian Coulmas received the me Interessen – etwa an einer liberalen ne wichtige Rede vor Studierenden der Weltkriegszeit gewidmet haben und da- Welthandelsordnung, die nach innen Waseda-Universität, in der er betonte, von berichteten. Höhepunkt des Besu- Meyer Struckmann Award 2016 den sozialen Zusammenhalt nicht ge- demokratische und freiheitliche Län- ches für die Delegationsteilnehmer war fährden will.“ Die Sicherheitspolitik und der wie Japan und Deutschland müss- ein von Ministerpräsident Abe gegebe- der demografische Wandel sind weite- ten diese Werte deutlich vertreten und nes Abendessen. Eine besondere Ehrung erfuhr Flori- re Themen von beiderseitiger Bedeu- die Voraussetzungen schaffen, sie in- an Coulmas. Die Philosophische Fakul- tung. „Beide Länder können viel von- ternational zu fördern und zu verteidi- tät der Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düs- seldorf verlieh ihm den Meyer-Struck- mann-Preis im Oktober 2016, der seit 2006 alljährlich an einen herausragen- June Workshop DFG GraduiertenKolleg 1613/2 den Vertreter der Geistes- und Sozial- Juni-Workshop am DFG-GraduiertenKolleg 1613/2 wissenschaften verliehen wird. 8 In seiner Laudation würdigte der Dekan­ der Fakultät, Prof. Dr. Ulrich Rosar, ­Florian Coulmas mit folgenden Wor- The DFG Research Training Group 1613 guel Borm, Ying Ding, Lassi Laine, (Renmin University of China, Beijing), ten: „… Im Wirken Florian Coulmas’ ver- Risk and East Asia organized their An- Ningjing Ge, Elizaveta Priupolina, and Kristin Surak (School of Oriental and eint sich fachwissenschaftliche Exper- nual Preliminary Results Workshop at Jiajia Ma. In addition, many internation- African Studies (SOAS), University of tise auf höchstem Niveau mit wissen- June 21–22, 2017. Students at the end ally acclaimed researchers were pres- London), Keping Yu (Peking University), schaftlichen und daneben im besten Ulrich Rosar, Anja Steinbeck (Rektorin der HHU), Florian Coulmas,Gert Kaiser (Vorsitzender der of their second year, and returning ent: Fan Ke (Nanjing University), Alison and Dingxin­ Zhao (University of Chi­ Sinne populärwissenschaftlichen Ana- Meyer-Struckmann-Stiftung) Foto: Wilfried Meyer from an 8–10 months fieldwork stay in Lamont (University of Leeds), Yilong Lu cago). lysen von hoher Lesbarkeit. Vor allem East Asia, presented their fieldwork sein kritischer politischer Journalis- ehren Florian Coulmas daher als ei- auf diese einzigartige multi-perspekti- findings. All projects received con- mus ist dabei immer mit einem trocken nen Wissenschaftler, der sich promi- vische Weise kennen- und besser ver- structive feedback which enabled them humorigen Gestus gewürzt. nent darum verdient gemacht hat, dass stehen gelernt haben.“ to further develop their research. Die Meyer-Struckmann-Stiftung und wir Japan und – im Spiegel dieser ost- The GRK’s strong international collabo- die Philosophische Fakultät der HHU asiatischen Gesellschaft – uns selbst ration was manifest with the participa- tion of Anna Vainio and Hai Guo, Ph. D. candidates from the University of Werner Pascha begleitete den Leeds who presented their research. Participants from the GRK and other 7 Bundespräsidenten Joachim Gauck nach Japan IN-EAST staff in Duisburg included: Werner Pascha accompanied Aimi Muranaka, Benjamin Rabe, Yu Zou, Lia Musitz, Connor Malloy, Antonia Federal President Joachim Gauck to Japan. Hmaidi, Diana Schüler, Dominique Mi­

Seit 155 Jahren schon pflegen Japan und Deutschland diplomatische Be- ziehungen. Ihr Verhältnis ist freund- schaftlich, die Interessen sind ähnlich. Vom 13. bis 18. November 2016 reis- te der damalige Bundespräsident Joa­ chim Gauck ins Land der aufgehenden Sonne und hat Prof. Dr. Werner ­Pascha von der Universität Duisburg-­Essen (UDE) in seine Delegation ein­geladen. Gauck und seine Delegation besuchten Tokyo, Kyoto und Nagasaki. Die Reise sei zu einem­ guten Zeitpunkt gekom- men, findet Werner Pascha. Japan ha- be sich fünf Jahre nach der Dreifach-

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Best Emerging Scholar Paper Award Exhibition “Japorea” 9 for Shuanping Dai and Guanzhong Yang 11 Photos of Simi-versity between Japan and South Korea by Werner Pascha

Shuanping Dai and Guanzhong Yang ­received the Best Emerging Schol- ar Paper Award from the University of From July 11, 2017 the IN-EAST pre­ So where do the similarities and differ- motifs are based on a “convenience California, Berkeley at the 3rd Annu- sents a new exhibition in its hallway: ences come from, what are they, what sample”, as the photos were taken as al World Open Innovation Conference, Japorea, photos by IN-EAST Professor do they imply? Obviously, the photos do an aside during professional trips. Al- December 15–16, 2016, in Barcelona. Werner Pascha. not provide a satisfactory answer. They most all of them originate from Tokyo Title of the paper: Does Social Induce- Is it Japan? Is it Korea? Is it Japorea? It only want to raise awareness for such and Seoul, Busan and Kyoto, during ment Lead to Higher Open Innovation is always easy to visualize the diversity questions, to make us consider, some- 2010 and 2017. The lucky traveller, who Investments? An Experimental Study. between countries, like between Ger- times re-consider and also appreciate found the time to take them, is Werner many and France or, indeed, between as well as – hopefully – enjoy the rich- Pascha, Professor of East Asian Econ- (South) Korea and Japan. However, ness of simi-versity. omy / Japan and Korea at the Institute there are also striking similarities. In- Do they capture all the relevant as- of East Asian Studies and the Mercator deed, there is simi-versity. pects for such a comparative – dare we School of Management at the Universi- For the pairs of photos in this exhibition, say transnational – view, which a care- ty of Duisburg-­Essen. in some cases a few kana or hangul let- ful scholar would want to list? Certain- ters will hint at the origin. Possibly, a ly not. There are almost no pictures landmark in the background serves from the countryside, for instance. The Outgoing Bachelor Students as a clue. But surprisingly – or not so surprisingly? – often, it is not so easy. 10 Bachelor-Studierende gehen in ihr Auslandsjahr For instance, which of the photos of la- dies with their dogs was taken in Tokyo, which in Seoul? And where do leisurely Auch im Juli 2017 verabschiedeten wir universitäten in China, Taiwan und Ja- pole Ruhr konnte zehn weiteren unse- people use the stepping stones to cross erneut eine Kohorte von knapp 50 pan. Unterstützt wurden unsere Stu- rer BA-Studierenden das Studium in a stream, at Cheonggyecheon in Seoul BA-Studierenden, die kurz vor ihrem dierenden dabei erneut durch Mittel der Volksrepublik China finanziell und or Kamogawa in Kyoto? On the other einjährigen Studienaufenthalt in Ost- des DAAD-Programms BAplus, mit dem organisatorisch erleichtern. hand: would an elderly lady in Japan asien standen. Auf sie warteten zwei zehn Stipendien finanziert werden really relax on a public bench during a Semester an einer unserer Partner­ konnten. Das Konfuzius-Institut Metro- hot day, like in one of the other photos in this exhibition?

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Board and Advisors 03 03 Board and Advisors

Managing Board Board of Trustees Scientific Board and Geschäftsführung Kuratorium Advisory Council Wissenschaftlicher Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha Dr. Friederike Bosse ­Beirat (Director / Direktor) Secretary General, Japanese-German Advisors Prof. Dr. Axel Klein Center Berlin / Prof. Dr. Verena Blechinger-Talcott (Deputy Director / Stellvertr. Direktor) Generalsekretärin, ­Ja­pa­nisch-Deutsches Professor of Japanese Politics and Helmut Demes Zentrum Berlin (JDZB) Economy, Director Graduate School of (Managing Director / Geschäftsführer) Dr. Gerhard Eschenbaum East Asian Studies (GEAS), Free Uni- Deputy Executive Director, Head of versity of Berlin / ­International Business Division, Professorin für Politik und Wirtschaft Board ­Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Japans, Direktorin der Graduate Vorstand Düsseldorf / School of East Asian Studies (GEAS), Stellvertretender Hauptgeschäftsführer, Freie Universität Berlin Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha Leiter der ­Abteilung Außenwirtschaft, Prof. Dr. Uta Hohn Prof. Dr. Axel Klein Industrie- und ­Handelskammer Düssel- Chair Urban and Metropolitan Studies, Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph.D. dorf Ruhr University Bochum / Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas Dr. Florian Hesse Lehrstuhl Internationale Stadt- und Jun. Prof. Dr. Shuanping Dai Executive Vice President & CFO, Huf Metropolenentwicklung,­ Prof. Dr. Thomas Heberer Hülsbeck & Fürst GmbH & Co. KG / Ruhr-Universität Bochum Prof. Yuan Li, Ph.D. Geschäftsführer der Huf Hülsbeck & Prof. Dr. Sonja Opper Jun. Prof. Dr. Tao Liu Fürst GmbH & Co. KG, Velbert Gad Rausing Professor, Prof. Dr. Dr. Nele Noesselt Prof. Dr. Patrick Köllner Institute of Eco­nomic Research, Prof. Karen Shire, Ph.D. Director / Direktor, GIGA Institute of School of Economics and Management, 03 Acting Prof. Kyoko Shinozaki, Ph.D., ­Asian Studies, Hamburg Lund University habil. Matthias Naß Prof. Dr. Ulrike Schaede Prof. Dr. Markus Taube DIE ZEIT, Hamburg Professor of Japanese Business, Helmut Demes (Non-voting Member / Dirk Petzold ­Executive Director, Center on Global beratendes Mitglied) Chairman, Alumni and Friends of East Transformations (CGT), School of Glo- Prof. Dr. Winfried Flüchter (Associa- Asian Studies in Duisburg (AlFreDO) / bal Policy and Strategy, University of ted Member / Assoziiertes Mitglied) Vorsitzender der Alumni und Freunde California San Diego Dr. Timo Heinrich, Mohamed Mansour der Duisburger Ostasienstudien Prof. Xueguang Zhou, Ph.D. (Research Associates’ Representative / (AlFreDO) e.V. Professor of Sociology, Senior Fellow, Vertreter Wissenschaftliche Mitarbei- Johannes Pflug Freeman Spogli Institute for Internati- ter), Rita Németh (Deputy / Stellver- Former Member of Parliament / onal Studies, Stanford University treterin) Ehemaliges Mitglied des Deutschen Maren Mertens (Administrative Staff Bundestages (SPD), Duisburg Representative / Vertreterin Adminis­ Thomas Schlenz trative Beschäftigte), Birgit Geith (De- Member of the Board / Mitglied des puty / Stellvertreterin) Vorstandes, ThyssenKrupp Steel Sarah Möller, Amelie Erxleben (until ­Europe AG, Duisburg 06/2017), Dicle Alak, Svenja Hayk Dr. Dr. h. c. Ruprecht Vondran (­since 07/2017) (Student Representa­ Honorary Chairman, German-­Japan­ tives / Studentische Mitglieder) ese Economic Association / ­Ehrenvorsitzender des Deutsch-Japa- nischen Wirtschafts­kreises (DJW), Düssel­­dorf

Vorstand, Kuratorium, Beirat

Buddha 20 (Ausstellung Mein Ostasien, 2016/17) 21 Foto: Klaus Eulenbach

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Social Sciences of Modern East Asian Language instructors East Asia / Political Studies / Sociology of China Japanese Politics Japanese: Yuka Ando, M. A. (Faculty of Social Sciences) (Faculty of Social Sciences) Dr. Yuko Sugita Sozialwissenschaftliche Sozialwissenschaftliche Ryusuke Takai, M. A. Ostasienstudien / Politi- Ostasienstudien / Chinese: sche Soziologie Chinas PolitiK Japans Dr. Lun Du (Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissen­ (Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissen­ Korean: schaften) schaften) Dr. Stefan Knoob Professor: Professor: Flemming Christiansen, Ph. D. Dr. Axel Klein Part-time Lecturer: Research Associates: Research Associates: Japanese: Dr. Rumin Luo (on leave until April Uta Golze, M. A. (on leave) Kayoko Asada 2017; until July 2017) Dr. Maik Hendrik Sprotte (Oct. 2016 Miwa Sakai-Severin (since Oct. 2016) Oliver Simon, Ass. jur. (until Feb. – March 2017) Kinue Sugita (since April 2017) 2017) Office: Chinese: Julia Aristova, M. A. (since March Maren Mertens, Dipl.-Betriebsw. Xuepan Wang 2017) IN-EAST Welcome Office: Office: Amelie Erxleben, B. A. (until Sept. Nicole Böttcher 2017) Kathrin Kempken, B. A. (since Sept. 2017)

Yuka Ando Ryusuke Takai

Personen Flemming Christiansen rumin Luo

Axel Klein Uta Golze

Lun Du Stefan Knoob

Oliver Simon Julia Aristova

Maik Hendrik Sprotte maren Mertens

Kayoko Asada Xuepan Wang

Nicole Böttcher

Amelie Erxleben kathrin Kempken

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East Asian Politics of East Asia / East Asian Economic Comparative Sociology East Asian Economic Senior Professor: Economic Studies China Studies / Japan & Korea and Japanese Society Studies / China Dr. Thomas Heberer (Mercator School of Manangement; (Faculty of Social Sciences) (Mercator School of Management; (Faculty of Social Sciences) (Mercator School of Management; (Politics and Society China – ­ Faculty of Business Administration) Politik Ostasiens / China ­Faculty of Business Administration) Gesellschaftsvergleich Faculty of Business Administration) Politik und Gesellschaft Chinas) Research Associates: Wirtschafts- (Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissen­ Ostasienwirtschaft / und Gesellschaft Japans Ostasienwirtschaft / Dr. Ting Guan (DFG-funded) (until wissenschaftliche schaften) ­Japan & Korea (Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissen­ China June 2017) Ostasienstudien (Mercator School of Manangement; schaften) (Mercator School of Manangement; Professor: Dr. Anna Shpakovskaya (since ­July (Mercator School of Manangement; Fakultät für Betriebs- Fakultät für Betriebs- Dr. Dr. Nele Noesselt Professor: 2017) ­Fakultät für Betriebs- wirtschaftslehre) wirtschaftslehre) Research Associates: Karen A. Shire, Ph. D. (on leave since Office: wirtschaftslehre) Lia Musitz, Mag., B. A. Professor: Oct. 2016) Professor: Maren Mertens, Dipl.-Betriebsw. Acting Professor: Elizaveta Priupolina, M. A. (since Dr. Werner Pascha Acting Professor: Dr. Markus Taube Yuan Li, Ph. D. Feb. 2017) Research Associates: PD Kyoko Shinozaki, Ph. D. (Oct. Junior Professor: Office: Nina Rotermund, M. A., LL. M., LL. M. Tobias Fausten, M. A. (since April 2016 – July 2017) Dr. Shuanping Dai Kornelia Apholz (until July 2017) 2017) Research Associates: Research Associates: Lukas Witt, M. A. (until June 2017) Stephanie Krebs, Dipl.-Reg.-Wiss. Dr. Birgit Apitzsch (Inst. of ­Sociology) Antonia Hmaidi, M. A. Office: (until Oct. 2016) (until April 2017) Office:

Maren Mertens, Dipl.-Betriebsw. Mohamed Mansour, M. Sc. Dr. des. Vitali Heidt, Dipl.-Reg.-Wiss. Andrea Werry Thomas Heberer ting Guan Mihaela Suhalitca, M. A. (DFG GRK 1613 and Inst. of Sociology) Miriam Wendel, M. Sc. Judith Hendricks, M. A. (Institute of Office: Sociology) (since June 2017) Yuan Li Annemarie Tappert, M. A. Markus Tünte, Dipl.-Soz.-Wiss. (DFG Cross-Border Labor Markets and Institute of Sociology) Anna Shpakovskaya maren Mertens Nele Noesselt lia Musitz Melanie Wacker, M. A. (Institute of Markus Taube shuanping Dai Comparative Sociology) (until Jan. 2017) Sociology / China Office: Nicole Böttcher Professor emeritus: (Faculty of Social Sciences) Gesellschaftsvergleich / Werner Pascha tobias Fausten Dr. Winfried Flüchter China (Human Geog­ raphy / Regional Geog- raphy of East and Southeast Asia – (Fakultät für Gesellschaftswissen­ Elizaveta Priupolina nina Rotermund Antonia Hmaidi andrea Werry Kultur­geographie­ /Regionale Geo­ schaften) gra­phie Ost- und Süd­ost­asiens) Junior Professor:

Dr. Tao Liu Karen Shire Kyoko Shinozaki Part-time Lecturer: Stephanie Krebs mohamed Mansour Senior Professors Office: Dr. Helmut Schneider Nicole Böttcher and Emeriti Maren Mertens Senior-Professoren und Professoren/Dozenten im Ruhestand

Birgit Apitzsch vitali Heidt Senior Professor: Mihaela Suhalitca miriam Wendel Dr. Florian Coulmas Winfried Flüchter helmut Schneider (Japanese Society and Socio­ Tao Liu Nicole Böttcher linguistics – Gesellschaft Japans und Sozio­linguistik) Office: Petra Klöckner Judith Hendricks markus Tünte Annemarie Tappert

Melanie Wacker nicole Böttcher Florian Coulmas petra Klöckner

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DFG Research Training Group 1613/2 Risk and East Asia IN - EAST School of ­Advanced Studies DFG Graduiertenkolleg 1613/2 Risk and East Asia Director: Speaker: Prof. Dr. Markus Taube Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph. D. Mentors: Participating Scientists: Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig-Koch Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig-Koch Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph. D.

Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas Markus Taube Jeannette Brosig-Koch Ferdinand Dudenhöffer

Prof. Dr. Winfried Flüchter Flemming Christiansen vinita Samarasinghe melanie Ziegert Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Dudenhöffer Prof. Dr. Thomas Heberer Prof. Dr. Jens Martin Gurr Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha Prof. Dr. Thomas Heberer Prof. Karen Shire, Ph. D. Prof. Dr. Axel Klein Prof. Dr. Markus Taube Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha Coordinator: Prof. Dr. Heike Proff Jens Martin Gurr heike Proff J. Alexander Schmidt Vinita Samarasinghe Prof. Dr. J. Alexander Schmidt Office: Kei Takata Rumin Luo Stephanie Bräuer Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Schramm Melanie Ziegert (until Nov. 2016) Prof. Karen Shire, Ph. D. Managing Director: Post-docs: Helmut Demes, Dipl.-Vw. Kei Takata, Ph. D. Coordinator:

Dr. Rumin Luo (on leave until April 2017; until July 2017) Birgit Geith, Dipl.-Kffr. Dieter Schramm birgit Geith Melanie Ziegert

Magnus Dau Iva Ognjanovic stenya Melnikova Office: Doctoral Fellows, Cohort 2010: Melanie Ziegert (until Nov. 2016) Stephanie Bräuer, M. A. (affiliated) Research Fellow: Magnus Dau, M. A. (affiliated) Marcus Conlé, Dipl.-Reg.-Wiss. (until March 2017) Iva Ognjanovic, M. A. (affiliated) Postdoctoral Research Fellows: Giulia Romano, Ph. D. (since April 2017) Marcus Conlé Giulia Romano silke Werth Doctoral Fellows, Cohort 2011: Silke Werth, Ph. D. (April–June 2017) Anna Shpakovskaya huijie Chu Ningjing Ge Stenya Melnikova, M. A. (affiliated) Anna Shpakovskaya, M. A. (until June 2017) Research Group 1 Innovation and the Chinese Economy Post-doc: Doctoral Fellows, Cohort 2014: Jun. Prof. Dr. Shuanping Dai Huijie Chu, M. A. Doctoral Fellows: Ningjing Ge, M. A. (DAAD scholar) Aleksandra Davydova, M. A. (until March 2017)

Yao Lu, M. A. Yao Lu Dominique Miguel Borm hongjin Oh Yang Liu, B. A. (until March 2017) Shuanping Dai aleksandra Davydova yang Liu Dominique Miguel Borm, M. A. (DAAD scholar) Hongjin Oh, M. A. Research Group 2 Political Innovation in East Asian Cities Zi Wang, M. A. Post-doc: Yu Zou, M. A. Dr. Momoyo Hüstebeck Doctoral Fellows:

Doctoral Fellows, Cohort 2015: Youngah Guahk, M. A. (until Feb. 2017) Zi Wang Yu Zou Ying Ding Ying Ding, M. A. (DAAD scholar) Weijing Le, M. A. (until March 2017) Momoyo Hüstebeck youngah Guahk Weijing Le Lassi Laine, M. A. (DAAD scholar) Connor Malloy, M. A. Research Group 3 Instiutional Innovations in East Asian Aimi Muranaka, M. A. ­Energy Markets Benjamin Rabe, M. A. Post-doc: Diana Schüler, M. Sc. Paul Scalise, Ph. D. (until March 2017)

Lassi Laine Connor Malloy aimi Muranaka Doctoral Fellows: Paul Scalise Julia Aristova Xiaoli Lin Doctoral Fellow, Cohort 2016: Julia Aristova, M. A. (until Feb. 2017) Jiajia Ma, M. A. (since Oct. 2016) Xiaoli Lin, M. Sc.

Benjamin Rabe diana Schüler Jiajia Ma

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Research Group 4 Urban Systems in East Asia Visiting Scholars Post-doc: Gastwissenschaftler Dr. Beate Löffler, Dipl.-Ing. (FH) (until March 2017) 2 Doctoral Fellows: Katharina Borgmann, Dipl.-Ing.

Deirdre Sneep, M. A. (until March 2017) Beate Löffler Katharina Borgmann deirdre Sneep Dr. Yuejun Li, Research Department World Development and Strategies of the Central Compilation and Translation Bureau, Research Group 5 Behavioral Economics and East Asia Beijing, June 2016 – June 2017 Post-doc: Prof. Dr. Jianxing Yu, Dean, School of Public Administration, Dr. Timo Heinrich (until June 2017) Zhejiang University, Hangzhou (funded by DFG Graduierten-

Doctoral Fellows: kolleg Risk and East Asia), December 2016 – January 2017 Yuejun Li Jianxing Yu Yongdong Shen Alexander Haering, B. Sc. (until March 2017) Dr. Yongdong Shen, University of Oslo, Department of Culture Timo Heinrich alexander Haering Guanzhong Yang Guanzhong Yang, Dipl.-Vw. (until March 2017) Studies and Oriental Languages, December 2016 Dr. Alessandra Cappelletti, American University of Rome Research Group 6 E-mobility in Asia and Europe (Joint Visiting Research Fellow of Käte Hamburger Kolleg and Post-docs: Institute of East Asian Studies), October 2016 – March 2017

Dr. Roman Bartnik (until Oct. 2016) Prof. Dr. Ulrike Schaede, University of California San Diego, Dr. Yuanyuan Zhang (Jan.–Mar. 2017) Japan Forum for Innovation and Technology, Alessandra Cappelletti ulrike Schaede moriki Terada

Doctoral Fellows: Yuanyuan Zhang nicole Schleiffer mira Schüller January 23 – February 8, 2017 Nicole Schleiffer, M. Sc. (until March 2017) Moriki Terada, Ph. D., Okayama University of Science (­Visiting Mira Schüller, M. Sc. ­Researcher of the DFG Graduiertenkolleg Risk and East Asia), March 2017 Prof. Dingxin Zhao, University of Chicago (Visiting

­Researcher of the DFG Graduiertenkolleg Risk and East Asia), Dingxin Zhao Yilong Lu Huang Dongya Management / Service Staff IN-EAST May 9 – June 23, 2017 Management / Service-Mitarbeiter IN-EAST Prof. Yilong Lu, School of Sociology and Population Studies, Renmin University of China, Beijing (Visiting Researcher of the Managing Director: DFG Graduiertenkolleg Risk and East Asia), May 20 – July 10, Helmut Demes, Dipl.-Volksw. 2017 Management Assistant: Prof. Dr. Dongya Huang, Institute of Political Science, Sun Weisha Zhang Gerald Chan Charmaine M.-Willoughby Dan Takayama Wichter, Dipl.-Reg. jap. Yat-sen University, Guangzhou (funded by DAAD and DFG MA Programs Coordinator: Graduiertenkolleg Risk and East Asia), July–September 2017 Melanie Wacker, M. A. (since Jan. 2017) Dr. Weisha Zhang, Dozentin für vergleichende Literatur und Helmut Demes dan Takayama Wichter melanie Wacker Event Management: deutsche Sprache at the University of Electronic Science and Stefanie Ridder Technology of China (UESTC), Chengdu (Bundes­kanzler­ Public Relations: stipendiatin, Humboldt Stiftung, adviser: Thomas Heberer), Sarah Reimann, M. A. (until March 2017) since September 2017 Graphics/Cartography: Prof. Gerald Chan, Ph. D., University of Auckland (Joint Visit-

Harald Krähe, Dipl.-Ing. (FH) ing Research Fellow of Käte Hamburger Kolleg and Institute IT Consultant: Stefanie Ridder sarah Reimann harald Krähe of East Asian Studies), September 2017 – March 2018 Julian Kut (until March 2017) Dr. Charmaine Misalucha-Willoughby, De La Salle Universi- Librarian: ty, Manila (Joint Visiting Research Fellow of Käte Hamburger Rita Németh, M.A., Dipl.-Übers. Kolleg and Institute of East Asian Studies), September 2017 – March 2018

Julian Kut Rita Németh

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Introduction During the third year of the second The sections below present the mem- within the four (slightly altered) sub- funding period, completion of 2 disser- bers, new and old, of the Research themes of the research program: Mar- tations, visits by guest professors, new Training Group, the course program, ket Transformations, Social Organiza- publications, and advancements in re- research and training activities and tions, Central-Local Interaction, Trans- search, were seen. the progress of the individual ­projects nationalization.

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The second round of funding is headed Doctoral Fellows Postdoctoral Scholars Training Group by speaker Prof. Dr. Flemming Chris- tiansen. During the academic year The current Doctoral Fellows are: Ste­ Kei Takata, Ph. D. (Ph. D. New School 2015/16 the Research Training Group phanie Bräuer (M. A. University of Leip- for Social Research, New York) contin- consisted of 19 Doctoral Fellows (11 zig, affiliated),H uijie Chu (M. A. Wa- ued working as a Postdoctoral Scholar Risk and east asia DFG stipends, 4 DAAD stipends, 4 affil- seda University, Tokyo), Magnus Dau at the GRK. iates) and 2 Postdoctoral Fellows. The (M. A. University of Marburg, affiliated), Post-doc Dr. Rumin Luo returned from research program is now led by eight Ying Ding (M. A. King’s College, London, maternity leave in May 2017, but left the participating scientists: Prof. Dr. Jean- DAAD scholar), Ningjing Ge (M. A. Uni- IN-EAST in July 2017. nette Brosig-Koch (Quantitative Eco- versity of Macau, DAAD scholar), Las- nomic Policy), Prof. Flemming Chris- si Laine (M. A. University of Würzburg, Guest Researchers tiansen, Ph. D. (Political Sociology/Chi- DAAD scholar), Yao Lu (M. A. Southwest na), Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas (Jap- University, Chong­qing), Jiajia Ma (M. A. Chenggang Xu (Cheung Kong Gradu- anese Society and Sociolinguistics), University of Duisburg-Essen), Connor ate School of Business, Beijing), Octo- Prof. Dr. Winfried Flüchter (Geogra- Malloy (M. A. University of Duis­burg- ber 15–30, 2016 phy/Japan), Prof. Dr. Thomas Hebe­ Essen), Stenya Melnikova (M. A. Uni- Bayar Nasan (Inner Mongolia Universi- rer (Politics/ China), Prof. Dr. Werner versity of Duis­burg-­Essen, ­affiliated), ty, Hohhot), November 1–26, 2016 DFG Graduiertenkolleg Pascha (Economics/Japan), Prof. Ka­ Dominique Miguel Borm (M. A. Ghent Bingqin Li (University of New South Risk and east asia ren Shire, Ph. D. (Sociology/Japan), University, DAAD scholar), Aimi Mu- Wales, Sydney), December 1–16, 2017 and Prof. Dr. Markus Taube (Econom- ranaka (M. A. The Graduate Institute Jianxing Yu (Zhejiang University, Hang- ics/China). Geneva), Iva Ognjanovic (M. A. Universi- zhou), December 1, 2016 – Jan. 16, 2017 ty of Duis­burg-Essen, affiliated),H ong- Dingxin Zhao (University of Chicago), Governing Board jin Oh (M. A. Fukuoka Prefectural Uni- May 9 – June 23, 2017 versity), Benjamin Rabe (M. A. Univer- Yilong Lu (Renmin University of China, Vorstand sity of Duisburg-Essen), Diana Schüler Beijing), May 20 – July 10, 2017 Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph.D. (M. Sc. University of Bonn), Anna Shpa- Fan Ke (Nanjing University), June 15 – (Speaker) kovskaya (M. A. Shanghai University) July 15, 2017 Prof. Karen Shire, Ph.D. (until June 2017), Zi Wang (M. A. Scien- Keping Yu (Peking University), June 17– (Deputy Speaker) ces Po, Paris), and Yu Zou (M. A. Univer- 23, 2017 Prof. Dr. Markus Taube sity of Bremen). Most of the Doctoral Dongya Huang (Sun Yat-sen Universi- (Deputy Speaker) Fellows appointed in 2011 and later are ty, Guangzhou), July 2 – August 30, 2017 Dr. Kei Takata currently completing their dissertation Peng Lu (Chinese Academy of Social (Post-doc Representative) manuscripts. Sciences, Beijing), July 23 – August 12, Aimi Muranaka 2017. (PhD Fellow Representative) Two Doctoral Fellows successfully de- Diana Schüler fended their thesis in the academic (PhD Fellow Representative) year 2016/17: Anna Shpakovskaya and Helmut Demes (Non-voting member) Vitali Heidt. Vinita Samarasinghe (Non-voting 05 member) 30 31

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Research students Research and Training In 2016/17 four Research Students 3 Workshops (Hang Dang, Pinar Karahan, Elisabeth Kiene, The Phuong Nguyen) were re- cruited from the MA programs in East Asian Studies to join the Research The Frontier of North- February Retreat 2017 Training Group. Research Stu­dents are east Asian Industrial- This year’s February Retreat took place assigned to assist the post-­doctoral re- ization: The long per- in Akasaka, Tokyo, on February 20–22, search actitivities. spective (1895–now) 2017. 10 Ph. D. students and 7 faculty This workshop on November 14, 2016 members gathered to discuss the Ph. D. June Workshop – was a joint project of the GRK 1613 Risk fellows’ interim fieldwork reports with ­preliminary ­Results and East Asia, IN-EAST, University of the kind support of the Goethe Institute WORKSHOP Course Program (Research Forum) Duisburg-Essen and the Ruhr Universi- and DFG Tokyo. Ph. D. fellows: Aimi Mu­ Winter Term 2016/17, Summer Term 2017 ty Bochum. Participants included: Julia­ ranaka, Benjamin Rabe, Diana Schüler, The DFG Research Training Group 1613 2 Aristova (School of Advanced Studies, Ningjing Ge, Dominique Miguel Borm, Risk and East Asia organized their An- IN-EAST), Dr. Alessandra Cappellet­ Connor Malloy and Yu Zou presented nual Preliminary Results Workshop at ti (The American University of Rome, their fieldwork findings. They reported June 21–22, 2017. Students at the end The program included talks by Guest Maggi Leung (Associate Professor, Confucian-Legalist State, and Patterns Käte Hamburger Kolleg, University on their progress and experiences in of their second year, and returning from Professors of the GRK 1613 and invit- Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht Uni- of Social Change (May 31, 2017) of Duisburg-Essen), Prof. Flemming Japan, China and South Korea, includ- an 8–10 months fieldwork stay in East ed lectures within the Research Train- versity): Internationalization of High- Yilong Lu (Professor, School of Sociol- Christiansen (IN–EAST), Dr. Katarzy­ ing difficulties faced while conducting Asia, presented their fieldwork find- ing Group Research Forum, jointly or- er Education and Research as a Devel- ogy and Population Studies, Renmin na Golik (Polish Academy of Sciences, fieldwork in East Asia. In response, fac- ings. All projects received constructive ganized with the IN-EAST School of Ad- opment Strategy in China: Opportunities University of China, Beijing): The Com- Warzaw, Central Statistical Office of Po- ulty members, who are experts in East feedback which enabled them to fur- vanced Studies. and Risks (January 25, 2017) ing of Post-earthbound China (June 7, land, Warsaw), Prof. Tao Liu (IN–EAST), Asian studies, provided useful feed- ther develop their research. Chenggang Xu (Professor, Cheung King Lun Ngok (Professor, School of 2017) Prof. Christine Moll-Murata (Ruhr Uni- back and gave practical advice and The GRK’s strong international col- Kong Graduate School of Business, Bei- Government / Center for Public Admin- Fan Ke (Professor, Anthropology Insti- versity Bochum), Prof. Nasan Bayar (In- useful perspectives to shift or readjust laboration was manifest with the par- jing): Political Economy of Making an Au- istration Research, Sun Yat-sen Uni- tute, Nanjing University): Fredrik Barth ner Mongolia University, Hohhot). the direction of the students’ plans to ticipation of Anna Vainio and Hai Guo, thoritarian Constitution: The Case of Chi- versity, Guangzhou): China’s Social Turn and Paradigm Change in Chinese Ethnol- make the second half of their fieldwork Ph. D. candidates from the Universi- na (October 26, 2016) and Social Policy Expansion in the New ogy (June 27, 2017) fruitful and productive. ty of Leeds who presented their re- Bayar Nasan (Professor, School of Eth- Century: Toward A New Welfare Regime? Sarah Eaton (Professor, Institute of So- On the final day of the retreat Ying Ding, search. Participants from the GRK and nology and Sociology, Inner Mongolia (February 8, 2017) ciology, University of Göttingen): Eco- Lassi Laine and Jiajia Ma presented other IN-EAST staff in Duisburg includ- University, Hohhot): An Unofficial Dis- Qian Wang (Director, Department of Fi- system Governance in China: Incentive their research and fieldwork plans that ed: Aimi Muranaka, Benjamin Rabe, Yu course of Ethnicity in Inner Mongolia, nance, Economics School of Jilin Uni- Structures and Adaptive State Capacity was to begin in China soon after the re- Zou, Lia Musitz, Connor Malloy, Anto­ China (November 11, 2016) versity, Changchun): The Effectiveness (July 5, 2017) treat. Professor Cheng Zhi (Kicengge) nia Hmaidi, Diana Schüler, Dominique Katarzyna Golik (Institute of Political of the Emission Trading Scheme on Car- Hsinlun Yu (Inner Mongolia University, Ph. D. from Otemon Gakuin University Miguel Borm, Ying Ding, Lassi Laine, Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences, bon Emissions Reduction: Evidence from Hohhot): Being Forced to be Herdsmen: in Osaka was welcomed at the retreat. Ningjing Ge, Elizaveta Priupolina, and Warsaw): Dependent Development of China (February 14, 2017) The Process of Modernization of Evenki Overall, the February Retreat was a Mongolia – what alternatives can be pro- Misook Lee (Assistant Professor, Inte- Hunters under the State Power of China valuable opportunity for fellows to re- posed? (November 15, 2016) grated Human Sciences Program for (July 10, 2017) flect on the first half of their experience Maria Danilovich (International Re- Cultural Diversity, University of Tokyo): Zhongyuan Enoch Wang (Universi- and to keep them on track for the latter lations Department, Belarusian State Transnational Communicative Networks ty of Leiden): Coaching Representation: part of their research. University, Minsk): Tightening the Silk in South Korea’s Democratization Move- Congressional Trainings in China’s Sin- Road Belt: Challenges and Opportunities ment in the 1970s and 80s: Focusing on gle-Party Regime (July 12, 2017) (November 23, 2016) the Japan-Korea Solidarity Movement Peng Lu (Chinese Academy of Social Bingqin Li (Social Policy Research (May 3, 2017) Sciences, Beijing): Cadre Parents and Center, University of New South Wales, Yanfei Sun (Associate Professor, De- Their Children for Business? The Dual-­ Sydney): Housing, Care and Intergener- partment of Sociology, Zheijiang Uni- Track Intergenerational Reproduction of ational Exchange in China (December 14, versity, Hangzhou): Twists of Fate: Elites in China, 1978–2010 (July 26, 2017) 2016) Growth Trajectories of Catholicism and Mahito Hayashi (Kinjo Gakuin Univer- Jianxing Yu (Dean, School for Pub- Protestantism in Modern China Com- sity, Nagoya): Labor/Poverty Politics lic Management, Zhejiang Universi- pared (May 17, 2017) against the Japanese Developmental ty, Hangzhou): Mapping Local Govern- Dingxin Zhao (Professor, University of State: De-Nationalization after 1945, Na- ments’ Innovations in the Xi Era (Decem- Chicago;. Director, Center for Advanced tionalization by New Actors (September ber 15, 2016) Studies in Humanities and Social Sci- 18, 2017) ences, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou):

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Jiajia Ma. In addition, many internation- Atlas.ti Workshop their connections with the government. fare regime’ by a comparative per- ics industry and Japan’s world leading ally acclaimed researchers were pres- workshop took place at the University The first aspect is based on the change spective between Japan and South Ko- R & D in the sector, the new compre- ent: Fan Ke (Nanjing University), Alison Continuing in our tradition of offering of Duisburg-Essen’s Duisburg campus of information disclosure policy. The rea cases. It focuses on the formation hensive strategy of 2015 declares ro- Lamont (University of Leeds), Yilong Lu our Ph. D. students a solid background on July 6–7, 2017 and was conducted second on politically-connected firms and development of both countries’ botics as a pillar for economic revital- (Renmin University of China, Beijing), in statistical methods, a workshop was by Dr. Petra Guasti from the Institute of that gain benefits from the government child and elderly care policies after the ization. The main targets of the strat- Kristin Surak (School of Oriental and organized to introduce the students to Political Science, University of Frank- thus, leading them to make unreason- 2000s. egy are linking public and private re- African Studies (SOAS), University of the statistical package Atlas.ti. This furt. able investment decisions in the capi- The expected result: This study con- search, adjusting regulations to facili- London), Keping Yu (Peking University), tal markets, regarding political connec- structs an overview of Japanese and tate the implementation of new prod- and Dingxin­ Zhao (University of Chi­ tions as an informal institution. South Korean institutional mechanisms ucts, improving the availability of cap- cago). of social care, and draws out the impli- ital to start-ups and SME, and imple- cation of core-driving discourses to the menting an incentive system encourag- Stenya Melnikova social care provision in two countries’ ing roboticists to develop devices com- Corporate Governance of Chinese welfare state nexus. patible to the target areas which the National Oil Companies within Backgrounds: A shared character of government has selected. These poli- the Model of Multiple Principals – East Asian industrial societies, which cies aim to create a nurturing environ- One Agent have achieved rapid economic growth ment for indigenous technological in- by strong state leadership, is the ne- novation. Regarding the two research Within the past 50 years Chinese oil cessity of urgent adaptation for estab- foci, the NRS will influence the devel- companies have undergone transfor- lishing extraordinarily efficient wel- opment of robots by transforming pre- mation from local ministries to influen- fare arrangements by comparison with viously established supportive struc- tial modern corporations. The process Western experiences. This challenge, tures (e. g. “Robot Special Zones”) and of corporatization and privatization that however, concurrently faces the aus- may change roboticists’ agendas. With started with the beginning of Economic terity era of welfare state, which means this development, the future impact of reforms in China has led certain com- that the establishing of welfare state in the implementation of robotics devel- panies to listing in 2000s. The corpo- East Asian countries necessarily needs oped under this new strategy must be rate governance of Chinese national oil to negotiate with national econom- studied anew, leading to my second re- companies (NOC) got influenced by two ic strategies. On the other hand, the search focus. main factors: after listing they got pri- ‘new social risks’ in terms of caregiving vate shareholders (and the amount of are especially prevalent in East Asian Presentations their shares grow), and their interna- countries, where employment and de- (with Karen Shire and Vitali Heidt) So- tional activities have driven attention to mographic changes are strongly im- cial Innovations with Robotics in Elder- corporate’s internal practices (informa- pacting women’s paid and unpaid la- care in Japan and Germany. – Japanese tional disclosure, protecting of minor bour. Under these circumstances. Jap- and German Cutting Edge Technologies shareholders, etc.). Therefore Chinese anese and South Korean welfare states for Patient Care. First NRW-Fukushima NOCs’ management became an agent have taken on a market-oriented and Joint Symposium on Advances in Medi- 4 Research Program that has to subordinate two principals maximizing of family capacity strategy cine, Essen, September 1–2, 2016. – the State as a major shareholder and since the 2000s. Ready for the Robot Revolution – Ja- private investors as the second share- pan’s Attempts to Solve Societal Issues With the program in full swing the Re- tween social actors is one of the stron- Yao Lu holder. Are the interests of these two by the Implementation of Advanced Ro- search Training Group focused on two gest processes of contemporary glob- Political Connections and Invest- shareholders ally or oppose? How can Benjamin Rabe botics. – Third International Conference main topics: The finishing of the disser- al change. In its most visible form ‘mar- ment Efficiency in China’s Private management of the company subordi- The Effects of International Co­ on Universal Village, Nagoya, October tations of cohort 4 and the fine-tuning ketization’ manifests itself in the trans- Enterprise Sector nate to two principals? Will one prin- operation on Japanese Regional 6–8, 2016. of the dissertation projects of cohort 5. formation processes in which central- cipal be disregarded? All these ques- Innovation Clusters in the High- The Institutional Impact of Japan’s New The projects and activities are report- ly planned economies like China are The maturation of China’s capital mar- tions Stenya is intending to answer in Tech Sector Robot Strategy: Technology Develop- ed here by sub-theme of the research reorganizing themselves into mar- ket and emergency of private en- her thesis. ment in Regional Systems of Innova- program. ket-based economies. Marketization terprise sector leads to institution- This research on the Japanese New Ro- tion. – German Association for Social covers the transition to a market econ- al change in information environment bot Strategy (NRS) looks at the impact Science Research on Japan (VSJF) An- omy (China) as well as the further liber- of China’s listed firms, which leads to Hongjin Oh of technological innovation on institu- nual Meeting 2016 Mobility and the City Sub-Theme alization of established market econo- the instability of political connections. A Study on the Socialization Level tions in two ways. The first address- of the Future, Duisburg, November 18– Marketization / Market mies in the East Asian region (Japan, This research project is divided in- of People Care According to the es how institutional environments in- 20, 2017. Transformations South Korea), but in our emphasis es- to two aspects (financial information Character of Service Provider fluence the shape of technologies; and The Changing Composition of Actors in pecially the role of re-regulation and and firm-level investment behaviours) the second looks at how the implemen- Japanese Regional Innovation Systems. The strengthening of market mecha- new institutions in abating the social to consider the reactions from firms The position of the debate: This study tation of robotics induces further insti- – Society for the Advancement of So- nisms as the predominant means to and economic risks of market-oriented to institutional change in China’s mar- joins discussions about ‘care’, and tutional changes. Utilizing the compet- cio-economics (SASE) Annual Confer- organize the economic interaction be- transformations. ket and how these firms will deal with ‘transformation of the East Asian wel- itive advantages of the domestic robot- ence What’s Next? 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tive Economy or Business as Usual?, Net- Huijie Chu Magnus Dau – GEAS Graduate Conference 2016 In- Dominique Miguel Borm by ethos of indispensability with com- work Q – Asian Capitalisms, Lyons, Ju- In Dialogue with Institutional Re- Social Media as a Deliberative dividual Agency in Institutional Contexts A Digital Revolution? The Influ- petent, hard-working, and sociable in- ly 1, 2017. forms: Chinese Students Cross- Arena: The Case of Environmen- in East Asia, Free University Berlin, De- ence of Social Media on the Rela- dividuals, and one characterized by ing the Ridge of Higher Educa- tal Protection Bureaus in China cember 9–10, 2016. tionship between Civil Society ethos of dispensability with incompe- tional Institutions (HEIs) and State in Japan tent, apathetic, and solitary individuals Sub-Theme This research project evaluates how who change employers frequently. Individualization / The existing studies on China’s higher the Chinese state adapts to new tech- Connor Malloy The impact of social media during this Urbanizing Practices: A ­Social Organizations education mostly view the reforms as a nologies to interact with its citizens by age of Twitter, Instagram and Facebook top-down process and concentrate on taking environmental protection bu- Sociologi­cal Study of Post-relo- is undeniable. These social networks, Sub-Theme Individualization involve shifts from policy analysis. Chinese students expe- reaus as case studies. As a result of the cation Residential Communities however, transcend the ordinary use Decentralization / public to private in the field of social riencing the reforms are depicted in a mostly digital field research character- in Urban China of sharing daily life with your friends Central-Local Inter- risks and the privatization of economic rather homogeneous image of studying istics of state-society communication and loved ones: over the past several action risks, especially employment risks, to hard to win an upper hand in the fierce have been identified as well as major Recent state policies and discours- years social media have been used in individuals, but also the flip-side of the competition. This PhD project brings factors shaping the process itself. So- es on China’s urban development have various ways to communicate political The research of the DFG GRK 1613 ad- development of new capacities for in- the individual policy recipients into the cial media constitute an irregular plat- emphasized the importance of plac- ideals and organize mass mobilisation. dresses two senses of decentraliza- dividual responsibility and self-actual- spotlight and explores the complexity form for authoritarian deliberation. ing society at the forefront of urbaniza- The proposed research will offer new tion: decentralization in the sense of ization, not least of all evident in chang- of their perceptions as well as strate- tion. Though this notion has general ap- insights in the political application of shifting responsibilities and account- ing family and gender relations and val- gies of entering HEIs in China. plicability, it is particularly relevant to social network services by the analysis abilities from the upper to the lower po- ue shifts. It first introduces China’s higher educa- Lassi Laine the redevelopment of peri-urban spac- of a case study: its impact on the rela- litical levels and the dispersion of cen- tion reforms particularly the admission Varieties of Individuality in China es and subsequent residential reloca- tion between civil society and the state tral political authority, but also from policies in relation to regional develop- tion. Peri-urban spaces, such as urban in Japan. The uniqueness of the Japa- “the bottom up” in reference to chanc- Stephanie Bräuer ment, and illustrates the intentions of China‘s societal transformations during villages and shantytowns, are charac- nese situation makes it an interesting es for participation and the impact on Women Social Organizations in reforms and the tensions among dif- the past century have led to a major in- terized as spaces in which actors em- research object: Japan is a democrat- local autonomy and sustainability in lo- the People’s Republic of China: ferent actors. Second, it looks at higher crease in the importance of the indi- ploy alternative socioeconomic strate- ic country with a stable government, cal regions. New Forms to Initiate Political education from the perspective of Chi- vidual as a social category. Individuals gies outside of the broader institution- however, press-state relations are Change? A case study of anti-­ nese students and parents, and investi- have become less defined by their re- al framework and are therefore framed much tighter in Japan than in Western domestic violence (ADV) organi- gates their considerations and motiva- lationship to larger collectives such as spatially and socially as hurdles to social countries and social scientists general- Ningjing Ge zations in Beijing tion for selecting schools and majors. family and class. Rapid development of development. This PhD project aims to ly concur that Japan’s civil society can Corruption in China: How Do We Based on the grasp of the objective do- market economy has created new spac- address the social dynamics of residen- be seen as weak, despite recent up- Understand It from a New Per- The aim of this project is to analyze how main and the subjective consciousness, es for articulating and pursuing individ- tial relocation, with a focus on the nego- ward trends. This research will inves- spective – Discourse Analysis, women’s organizations mobilize for a it looks at the practice of entering HEIs ual desires. At the same time, individu- tiation between the social and institu- tigate the evolution of civil society af- Measurement and Mechanism better protection against domestic vio- against the backdrop of China’s educa- als‘ sense of their self and ability to act tional context of post-relocation spaces ter 2011’s triple disaster in Fukushima lence in the PRC. Historically, the com- tion reforms and examines the mean- continue to be moulded by their social and residents’ practices and socioeco- through the use of social media by civ- As a worldwide phenomenon, corrup- munist party took on the responsibil- ing of institutional transformation to ties, market competition and the au- nomic strategies. Given that institutions il society and state: how do social me- tion infects social and political envi- ity to implement gender equality. Re- Chinese students as the policy recipi- thoritarian state. This research there- and social fields are reproduced through dia change the relationships between ronment seriously. Especially in recent cently, however, women’s organizations ents. Students entering HEIs being an fore asks, how is individuality consti- social practices, the research approach these political actors? This inquiry’s China, corruption problem is regarded have become active in mobilizing for a instance, their considerations and as- tuted in the contemporary Chinese con- will involve ethnographic fieldwork an- analysis of political processes and rep- as a vital issue by government and aca- stronger implementation. The research pirations reveal the reflexivity of the in- text, and what kind of agency does the alysing the incentives and rationales ertoires used by these actors should demic field. This research tends to ob- investigates whether there is a shift of dividual in pursuing personal develop- individual have. Particular attention will for institutional participation as well as bring new perspectives on this topic. serve and analyse “corruption” in di- responsibilities, and if so, how women’s ment in contemporary China. be paid to the variation in the ways dif- practical and strategic disjunctures. verse institutional settings of China, organizations are mobilizing and wheth- ferent individuals interpret and respond Within a broader context, this research with a principle of regarding “corrup- er they are able to use or create politi- Presentation to their situation. These questions will attempts to address the question of Iva Ognjanovic tion” as a normal social phenomenon cal opportunities for advancing gender Interpreting Educational Inequality: In- be approached through a particular- whether residential relocation devel- Organizational Commitment of without simple moral judgment. The equality, possibly, but not necessarily in dividual Perceptions and Responses. ly interesting subgroup, namely young ops ‘urban citizens’ in terms of socio- Young People Working in a For- research will start by examining the line with the party-state’s conception. – GEAS Graduate Conference 2016 In- urban people with an academic degree economic strategies and practices, as eign Company in China: Morality use of “corruption” which has a broad As a contribution to the subtheme in- dividual Agency in Institutional Contexts but limited economic means. Being sit- well as individual and community iden- and Class Habitus meaning with methodology of CDA. On dividualization, this project has not in East Asia, Free University Berlin, De- uated at the fringes of the urban middle tities. While the transformation of prac- this basis, I will try to seek a relatively found a simple shift of responsibility cember 9–10, 2016. class, how do different members of this tices may be a necessary and inevita- The research examines the differenc- comprehensive and objective perspec- from collective state to individual ac- group negotiate the partially conflicting ble outcome of urban development, it is es in employees’ habitual moral per- tive to understand and analyse corrup- tors for protecting women against dis- desires for material success, stability significant in the way that sets of prac- ceptions regarding own workplace be- tion in China. The theories of sociolo- crimination. Rather, this project identi- and self-realisation? tices relate to concepts of identity and havior and the value of their work. Se- gy, political science, anthropology, and fies a dynamic re-negotiation between citizenship and therefore reflect how lection and treatment of employees in psychology would be referred to. social actors and the party-state aimed Presentation individuals and communities are situ- a company is divided into two distinct at ­establishing a political role for social China’s Fragile Middle Class: Diverse ated within societal changes of China’s fields in which two different types of in- organizations. Aspirations and Uncertain Livelihoods. modernization and urbanization. dividuals compete: one characterized

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Diana Schüler Anna Shpakovskaya lighted with individual value, interests, be lost the language at the beginning of tempts to analyze a potential migration New Hopes, New Risks – Entre- Government Non-Profit Relation- and beliefs in China, will be solved and the 20th century. Notwithstanding, both pattern to Japan, focusing on how the preneurship as Occupational ships in the Post-Wenchuan Earth- discussed. Sibe clusters hold active conscious- business sector and state address the Choice in South Korea quake Reconstruction in China ness, even loyalty, towards their Sibe labor shortage in high-skill sector by identity. This study is set up to explore using foreign workers. Though conglomerates like Samsung, Based on the framework of “Actor Cen- Sub-Theme the rationale behind the pertinent ac- Hyundai and LG have dominated the tered Institutionalism” the main ac- Transnationalization tivities. Besides, the Jungarian Sibe will Presentation Korean economy and regular employ- tors involved in the planning and im- be highlighted in the research, whilst Use of Skilled Migrant Workers in Japa- ment in those companies and in the plementation of the Red Cross Reform Transnationalization moves toward the Manchurian Sibe will be utilised as nese Companies – the Case of Vietnam- public sector has been a convention in are interviewed with the focus on their the supranational level of institutional a reference in order to compare. In so ese Workers in IT and Engineer Sector. the Korean society, the number of indi- preferences, perceptions and capac- change, both deregulatory in relation to doing, to investigate the extent to which – 13th Conference of the European So- viduals choosing entrepreneurship as ities. Written documents on the histo- the internationalization of capital mar- the Sibe’s identity has been contested ciological Association (Un)Making Eu- an alternative career path has been in- ry of the Red Cross in China, its pres- kets, and new regulatory in respect to and adapted into the social milieu. rope: Capitalism, Solidarities, Subjectiv- creasing recently. In the literature, the ent reforms and the reforms of the so- new standards and protections, for ex- ities, Athens, August 29 – September 1, question of why individuals choose en- cial management are analyzed. To bet- ample, for consumers, for equal oppor- Presentation 2017. trepreneurship as an occupation has ter fit into a new model of social man- tunities of women or migrants rights. Revival of Sibe: Fostering Ethnic Iden- been addressed by at least two ap- agement the Red Cross is being trans- Here the global role of East Asia and tity through Language. – GEAS Grad- proaches: The behavioral (labor) eco- formed into a “Hub organization”. By the integration of China and Japan in- uate Conference 2016 Individual Agen- ZI WANG nomics approach, in particular occupa- introducing a model of “Dual Manage- to, as well as their impact on, interna- cy in Institutional Contexts in East Asia, Interactions in Institutions in tional sorting theory, focuses on indi- ment” the Red Cross aims to secure its tional regimes builds one dimension of Free University Berlin, December 9–10, Comparative Perspective: vidual traits like risk preferences. The resources from the government and this process of institutional change. An- 2016. ­Language and Discourse in Sec- second approach is grounded in institu- enhance its cooperation with grass other dimension addresses how East ondary School Club Activities in tional theory, arguing that cross-coun- root NGOs and the public in delivering Asia itself is perceived as a risk from a Japan and France try differences or changes in the quan- public services. ­European perspective. Aimi Muranaka tity and quality of entrepreneurial ac- Use of Foreign Labor Force in In this research, I focus my attention on tivities can be explained through insti- ­Japan – Potential New Migration how social actors use language, as well tutions as the exogenous “rules of the Yu Zou Ying Ding Pattern?” as how language influences actors’ in- game” (North 1990). Focusing on only Decentralization, Institutionalized Adaptation and Contestation of teractional behaviour in the education- one of these approaches overlooks the Cooperation, and Forest Self- Ethnic Identities: The Jungarian International migration, often de- al setting of secondary schools. More connection between individual traits Governance in China: Theory and Sibe scribed as the movement of people precisely, I examine the ways in which (agency profiles) and the multi-dimen- Field Experiments from one country to another, experi- certain aspects of language use (such sional institutional environment that Apropos of the ethnopolitics in China, ences an increase in complexities now- as terms of address and ways of re- constitutes occupational sorting. Thus, The project aims at addressing the gov- most studies are about the Han assim- adays. This is not an exception for Ja- sponding to questions) constructs so- this research project aims to provide a ernance problem of forest resource in ilation, including a strand of policies pan despite its closed migration policy. cial identities and relations. The main more holistic approach by ascertaining China, which fundamental background that covertly aim to blur the ethnic dif- Due to the labor shortage in this coun- focus of my research is music-relat- the influence of risk preferences on the is the risk shifts of China’s forest gover- ferences and thus to promote an over- try, we have observed the introduction ed club activities in Japanese second- likelihood of choosing entrepreneur- nance, and the demanding direction of arching Chinese nationalism. This re- of foreign workers both in high-skill ary schools such as wind orchestras ship as an occupation while examining these shifts is to be decentralized grad- search attempts to provide a micro-so- and low-skill works, and several poli- and choirs. More than just an extra- the changes in Korea’s “country insti- ually. It is proposed that it can explore ciological view of the process, as well cies have been applied so far. To raise curricula activity, such club activities tutional profile” on the regulative, nor- a model to expose the pattern shifts, as the interactions between Sibe and a few, for example, Japan recruits low- have been recognised as social units mative and cognitive dimensions. Us- and particularly in this project, with the Han Chinese that establish the eth- skill workers via foreign trainee pro- in which the presence of social struc- ing mixed methods comprised of an in- common-pool resources (CPRs) gover- nic boundaries. The Sibe are a Tungu- gram and allows the migration of high- tures and peculiar conventions extend centivized economic experiment, a sur- nance approach established by Ostrom sic-speaking people with a population skill workers (e. g. health-care provid- beyond the music room. They are also vey capturing the perceived institution- (1990). of 188,824 in China. Due to a segmen- ers and engineers) from Asia by the one of the microcosmic environments al framework as well as semi-struc- In the project the issues like, how to tation of the Sibe population that was Economic Partnership Agreements where intersections such as class and tured interviews, this study will explain ­design and implement effective indi- commanded by the Emperor Qianlong (EPA). It is true that Japan still main- gender come together. After gaining the rise of opportunity-driven individu- vidual based forest self-governance for military purposes, two major Si- tains severe migration policy. However, an in-depth understanding of how lan- als starting a business in South Korea. measures within current centralized be clusters exist in contemporary Chi- as these examples have demonstrat- guage and identity in these school clubs administrative framework; what the na – the Jungarian Sibe and the origi- ed, different policies allow Japan to interact, I will conduct a smaller scale Presentation effects of individual self-governance nal Manchurian Sibe. Albeit the former, provide certain foreign labor, and this fieldwork in similarly music-­oriented Entrepreneurship as Occupational­ structure (e. g. external enforcement) which were sent to the far west part of trend will continue. Particularly certain clubs in French secondary schools to Choice in the Midst of Institutional in specific areas on the transformation Xinjiang from their provenance, have a occupations, high-skill works, main- see if a change in the organisational Change in Korea. – EastAsiaNet Spring from centralization to decentralization relatively small population size, their tain the high demand of labor force. In structure of schools and school club Workshop, Autonomous University of have; how to gradually shift the gover- culture and language are well-pre- addition to these existing paths of mi- activities would alter language use and Madrid, April 21, 2017. nance structure to the patterns high- served. In contrast, the Manchurian Si- gration to Japan, this Ph. D. project at- identity construction.

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Introduction In the last year of its first funding pe- ASIEN which was published at the be- schaftliche Japanforschung) focus- riod, which ended on March 31th, the ginning of this year, and two PhD theses ing on Mobility and the City of the Future IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies – have been already submitted. After a took place in November 2016. The Final funded by a grant of the German Feder- successful review process in 2016, the Conference of the first funding period al Ministry of Education and Research BMBF extended its funding for the Ad- took place in February 2017. Renowned IN-EAST School of (BMBF) finalized its work on focusing vanced School for additional two years Scholars focused on the core topics of on innovation across East Asia. The until March 2019. mobility in their Keynote Speeches in IN-EAST School integrated the core In its second funding phase the IN- the City Hall of Duisburg and the six re- IN-EAST disciplines (political science, EAST School consists of 6 Post-docs search groups presented the results of Advanced Studies economics and sociology) with engi- working as a joint interdisciplinary re- their research. The successful cooper- neering and cultural studies in six re- search team on innovation in East Asia ation between the IN-EAST School, the search teams. The general scope of the converged on electric mobility and ur- Association for Cross-Cultural Exper- Advanced School’s research agenda ban systems with main research focus imental Economic Research (ACCER) was to explore how processes of inno- on institutional transplants. In the ini- and the DFG Research Training Group vation pervade society as a whole. Re- tial months of the second funding peri- Risk and East Asia was continued and search activities converged on electric od the research agenda was intensively for the third time a joint workshop was mobility and urban systems as inher- discussed and further developed. The co-organized: The 6th ACCER Work- ently interdependent topics of compre- details of the research program can be shop focused on Cross-Cultural Exper- hensive innovation processes in soci- accessed via the website of the proj- iments in the Social Sciences, Econom- ety. While East Asia (China, Japan and ect (www.uni-due.de/in-east/school/ ics and Management and took place in Korea) is the prime region under scru- school_about_us.php). March 2017. tiny, the research also intended to gen- Advanced School fellows have been With the Workshop Policy Process and erate wider global insights and stimu- travelling to destinations in China, Knowledge Transfer having been taken late innovative approaches to interre- South Korea, Japan, the US and to Aus- place in July 2017, the first workshop of gional comparisons. After having in- tralia to collect data in the field and to the second phase was organized. creasingly engaged in a dialogue with visit international conferences to pres- Current publications and presentations academic peers and the public in the ent and discuss their research. by Advances School scholars are listed first two years, year three and four The Advanced School also hosted and in Chapters 12 and 13. were determined by field research, in- organized international workshops and The section below presents the re- tensification of joint research projects conferences, designed to arrive at a search agenda of the research groups and finalizing the individual PhD proj- better understanding of the dynamics and the individual projects during the ects. Four research groups contribut- of innovation. The Annual conference last year of the first funding period as 06 ed to a Special Issue of the publication of VSJF (Vereinigung für sozialwissen- well as School activities.

1 RESEARCH GROUPS IN-EAST School Research Group 1: this context, this project is investigat- tion, to ensure the power of market. In of Advanced Studies Innovation and the ing Chinese innovation strategies and other words, innovation is a social phe- explores the possibilities for improve- nomenon. This is our starting point to Chinese­ Economy ment in innovation activities. evaluate Chinese innovation strategy The essence of innovation is not only to and the future of the Chinese economy. Over the last decades, China has ex- create new products, new technologies, Aware of the importance of social perienced a successful development new management approaches, but also structure and interaction in innovation in terms of its GDP. However, China did to open the social structure, to create activities, we will seek a systemic per- not cultivate its own excellent entrepre- conditions for the emergence of new in- spective to understand Chinese innova- neurs and innovations accordingly. In stitutions, to protect freedom of innova- tion policies.

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Junior Professor addresses this contradicting issue us- Research Group 2: ocratic innovation in German and Jap- Weijing Le find themselves fighting with the devel- Dr. Shuanping Dai ing the network analysis approach on Political Innovation in anese subnational entities shall supply Doctoral Researcher oping world over a finite supply of nat- Research Group Leader the dyad level. East Asian Cities the need of more in-depth, comparative The Pursuit of Creative Intelli- ural resources while politicians debate China’s National Systems of Inno- It aims to contribute to the under- qualitative research. Against the back- gence – Policy Innovation for the challenges of defining and pursuing vation Policies: Beyond the 2006 standing of current innovation prac- As a consequence of the rapid trans- drop of democratic theories the post- ­China’s Higher Education a sustainable and independent energy Agenda tices which in turn might contribute to formations in East Asian societies due doctoral project shall reveal empirical- Test and Admission System future. This group offers their analyses strengthening China’s overall innova- to economic growths, social innova- ly the trajectory of implementing dem- of one of the least explored, but most Country focus: China Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Axel Klein tion power and lead to some conclu- tions have acquired academic atten- ocratic innovations, the conditions for fundamental questions facing ener- Discipline: Economics Country focus: China sions on how China might push its fur- tion. Following prevailing concepts in democratic inventions, and the inter- gy market innovations today: what are Discipline: Social Science, Regional Innovation is defined as a social phe- ther economic growth through indige- social sciences, social innovations are actions between the involved actors. In the drivers of institutional change, and Studies nomenon supported by certain so- nous innovation. considered as fundamental, deep and summary, this project investigates the what can we expect in the future? cial structures and institutions. There- sustainable social changes. Starting challenge to improve the quality of rep- The dissertation illustrates how the fore, the basic issue addressed is what from this social approach, the research resentative democracies. Chinese government employ innova- kind of social structures, e. g. networks Yang Liu group explores specifically political in- tive policies to promote the creative in- Paul J. Scalise, Ph. D. among entrepreneurs and financial Doctoral Researcher novations defined as new governance telligence of the human capital and to Research Group Leader networks among firms, are favorable Entrepreneurship and Poverty structures or policies. Due to sustain- Youngah Guahk reach the ultimate goals of indigenous Technological and Political Inno- for innovative activities, as well as the Alleviation in China: A Network able adaptations of prevailing policies Doctoral Researcher innovations. vations in Japan’s Renewable surrounding issues, like innovation Perspective to altered needs, the inventions are The Politics and Processes of The higher education admission mech- ­Energy Market: Exploring the networks in regions and industries, in Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Shuanping Dai recognized as political innovations. Creating Eco-Cities in South anism sheds light on the unbalanced Drivers of Institutional Change which the inner structure of innovators Country focus: China Aiming to increase our understand- ­Korea power distribution on both horizontal Country focus: Japan, Germany, UK are explored. At the macro-level, the Discipline: Economics ing of the character, causes, and con- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Axel Klein and vertical line of the administration Discipline: Political Science, Regional effects of institutions on innovation ac- sequences of the political innovations, Country focus: Korea system, which fundamentally impacts Studies tivities will be investigated. The study This project studies the innovation their trajectory is scrutinized. In ad- Discipline: Social Sciences the admission policy-making and -im- of the national system of policies will from a micro level which focuses on dition, the motives and interactions plementation. A thorough investiga- Paul Scalise examines the question provide evidence for this. the entrepreneurship’s role of carrying of the involved actors are explored. In According to the OECD, more than half tion of this process shall explain why of institutional change in energy mar- out innovation. The main question will concrete terms beyond this conceptu- of the total population in the worlds are and how admission policies can be im- kets by exploring the fundamental con- be answered is how to alleviate pov- al framework, political innovations are living in the cities nowadays and these plemented in various ways at local lev- flicts between energy efficiency, dereg- Aleksandra Davydova erty through entrepreneurship in Chi- searched in the field of Chinese higher numbers will only increase rapidly. For els. It also aims to specify the struc- ulation, and the pursuit of low-carbon Doctoral Researcher na. Though entrepreneurship has been education, Korean eco-cities and dem- that reason, innovation has long been tural problems in the higher education ­energy sources in Japan, Germany, and Cross-Border M & A and Innova- used as a practical poverty alleviation ocratic innovations in Japan and Ger- an important theme in East Asian de- sector and to draw implications on the the UK. tion: Exploring the Knowledge tool, its effects remain vague. This proj- many. velopment. In particular, innovative cit- political development in contemporary This research project intends to un- Perspective. Managing Post-Deal ect studies the effects by exploring the ies are seen to be essential in order to China. Applying the qualitative method derstand the problems and prospects Integration for Success. Insights underlying mechanism. We regard en- address challenges such as urbaniza- of process-tracing, the author will use associated with the development of from Chinese Acquirers trepreneurship as an opportunity for Dr. Momoyo Hüstebeck tion, explorative migration and sustain- empirical data from interviews with low-carbon energy innovations in Ja- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Shuanping Dai the poor to escape from poverty by fa- Research Group Leader able growth in this region. South Korea experts, officials of admission author- pan, Germany, and the UK by examining Country focus: China cilitating innovation through knowledge Innovation in Democratic Prac- has been at the forefront of address- ities, admissions offices, students and the financial, technological and political Discipline: Economics, Regional Studies spillover. The way of value exchange on tice – A Japanese and German ing this challenge through strategies parents to extract the variables that in- characteristics of the energy sector in the value chain in poor region deter- Comparison of green growth and the establishment fluence the decision-making process. cross-national context over a long pe- One of China’s key current objectives is mines the effects of entrepreneurship Country focus: Japan, Germany of eco-cities. The thesis will examine riod of time. to develop an innovation based econo- on poverty. Using the economic net- Discipline: Political Science the politics and process of establish- my. Both macro- and microeconomic work analysis method, we try to clarify ing eco-cities in South Korea and what Research Group 3: processes are significant for this trans- the mechanism by studying the forma- In consolidated democracies such as implications this development has for Institutional Innova- Julia Aristova formation. tion of an efficient and stable value net- Germany and Japan citizens have be- urban governance. The research ques- tions in East Asian Doctoral Researcher This research project explores the work of the poor and firms. Both the- come more disillusioned and critical tion is: Under what conditions are eco-­ E­ nergy Markets Emerging Technologies: Drivers connection between Chinese outward oretical and empirical analysis will be about representative democracy. To cities being established, and what are for Geothermal Heat Pumps Mergers and Acquisitions (M & A) and employed. After building an econom- counteract the malaise of represen- the driving forces behind this process? Energy serves as the building block of (GHP) Use in China innovation. It investigates how Chinese ic model of value network formation, tative democracies, a variety of inno- The thesis applies qualitative research all economies – without it, econom- Supervisor: Prof. Flemming Christian­ companies enhance internal innova- a case study in China will be used to vate participatory and deliberative in- methods, and process-tracing methods ic growth is impossible. Yet the inher- sen, Ph. D. tion by means of outward cross-bor- test it. struments have been established. Al- will be used to identify the eco cities’ ent tradeoffs in market fundamentals Country focus: China der M & A. though democratic innovations have in- formation process in South Korea. force the public and their representa- Discipline: Political Sociology, Regional From a theory perspective the rela- creasingly attracted attention in politi- tives in government to struggle with Studies tionship between M & A and innovation cal science, systematic or comparative what they value most: energy security, is rather ambivalent. Existing empirical works – with some exceptions – are energy efficiency, or the environmental Carbon dioxide emissions are ­widely investigations do not present consis- still limited in number. Against this ac- consequences of their preferred ener- perceived as a key factor for climate tent and definite findings. The research ademic backdrop the research on dem- gy choices. Postwar democracies now change. Cities, being main emitters,

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play an active role in the development Research Group 4: is to reveal the established models in Deirdre Sneep Dr. Timo Heinrich the framework of expected utility the- and implementation of low-carbon pol- Urban Systems in East perception and evaluation of a specif- Doctoral Researcher Research Group Leader ory risk aversion is captured by a neg- icies, which suggest reduction of car- Asia ic non-European tradition in architec- Cell Phone City: Tokyo’s Virtual- Exploring the Consistency of ative second-order derivative of the bon dioxide emissions and efficient en- ture, constituting a sample for the pat- ization of Space due to Mobile­ Higher-Order Risk Preferences utility function. More recently, higher-­ ergy use. Cities worldwide are undergoing rapid terns of thinking in the humanities as order risk preferences, namely pru- Communication Innovation Country focus: China This project intends to investigate how transformations. The problems expe- well as in the fields of natural sciences dence (positive third-order derivative) Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Jens Martin Gurr Discipline: Economics Chinese municipal governments estab- rienced as well as the solutions found and engineering. In the long run the re- and temperance (negative fourth-order Country focus: Japan lish low-carbon strategies, how they might vary, depending on the specif- search will help to understand how in- In his postdoc project, Timo Heinrich derivative), have also moved into the fo- Discipline: Social Sciences, interdisci- engage in global environmental design ic cultural settings. Against this back- novative knowledge is accepted, inhib- focuses on behavior during the inno- cus of economists. In typical life-cycle plinary approach and why some Chinese cities choose ground, it proves crucial to understand ited, or even rejected by academia. vation process. This research covers models of consumption, prudence im- to join global city networks to promote the impact of cultural practices and Based on the idea that urban space is three areas of behavior: Individual deci- plies that an individual saves more low-carbon development, while others perceptions on urban development de- an expression of the dominant ideolo- sions, interaction within organizations if the risk of future income increas- do not. cisions in order to facilitate a success- Katharina Borgmann gies in a society, this research will point and interaction between organizations. es while temperance implies fewer in- ful transfer and application of innova- Doctoral Researcher out that the current trend in urban ar- Methodologically his research main- vestments in risky assets. Recent ex- tive knowledge. Cities of China: Local Context ver- eas in Japan is leaning towards the vir- ly employs laboratory experiments but perimental studies reveal that a major- Xiaoli Lin This group brings together researchers sus Global Concepts – Decoding tualization, or rather hybridization, of also cross-cultural comparisons and ity of people is not only risk averse but Doctoral Researcher with a background in planning scienc- ­the Built Environment to Under- cyberspace and the physical space. econometric analyses of field data. also prudent and temperate. Howev- Chinese Cities’ Built-up Environ- es, humanities and cultural studies and stand the ­Physical Manifestations Presumably, this will lead to an ex- With respect to individual decisions er, all experiments have been conduct- ment’s Impacts on the Accessi- is aiming to research urban East Asia of the Chinese Culture pansion of individual space, a focus on during the innovation process Timo ed exclusively with people from West- bility Level of Mobility Alterna- with comparative or paradigmatic ap- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. J. Alexander higher productivity, and a growing em- Heinrich studies the way people make ern Europe and the USA. Experimental- tives – Innovation in ‘Neighbor- proaches regarding space, time, and Schmidt phasis on both offline and online con- risky decisions necessary to create in- ly eliciting and comparing higher-order hood Typology’ Approaches identity. Bridging the gap between ap- Country focus: China sumption. In order to become more apt novations. How do fundamental risk risk preferences of subjects with dif- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. J. Alexander plied approaches employed by fields Discipline: Urban Design and City Plan- to these cosmopolitan standards, the preferences differ between people and ferent cultural backgrounds would be Schmidt like urban development, city planning ning modern citizen is stimulated to incor- across decision situations? However, a compelling next step. If cross-cultur- Country focus: China and architecture and the systemic or porate more technology onto/into its often research and development are al differences in higher-order risk pref- Discipline: Urban Planning theoretical approaches supported in Is it possible to identify metropolitan in- organic body. The result is a semi-vir- conducted in teams. With respect to in- erences exist, they might help to ex- the humanities and social sciences, novation through traditional urban and tual layer in urban space in which mo- teraction within organizations the proj- plain variations of e. g. the savings rate Xiaoli Lin examines the low-carbon the group utilizes methods from fields architectural semiotics? bile phone ‘cyborgs’ interact with cy- ect therefore also considers the behav- across regions. transport mode planning since Shang- such as ethnology, anthropology, trans- This research project focuses on urban berspace. ior of teams in more detail: In which hai Expo 2010 within chosen Eco city cultural studies, post-colonial studies, structures of Chinese megacities. On constellations are they good at solving project sites. Many Chinese eco cities urban semiotics, urban planning, urban the basis of analysing city components, problems and creating synergies? With Guanzhong Yang have chosen a new land development cultural studies or global history stud- recurring urban textures, as well as ar- Research Group 5: respect to interactions between organi- Doctoral Researcher for testing different advanced green ies towards a holistic understanding of chitectural and urban patterns, with Behavioral Economics zations the focus lies on market design. When and Why Do Incentives not technologies in order to achieve emis- urban systems and of processes of in- the tools of so-called urban and ar- and East Asia Procurement auctions are widely used Work? The Role of Cultural Dif- sion reduction targets. In terms of the novation, cultural adaptation and urban chitectural semiotics, Katharina Borg- by governments and firms to buy new- ferences transport sector, many efforts have development. mann tries to break down the complex- This research group is explores individ- ly developed goods. In his postdoc proj- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig- been put to enhance vehicle electri- ity of Chinese cities in order to contrib- ual and group behavior during innova- ect, Timo Heinrich analyzes how these Koch fication in order to fulfill the emission ute to a culturally sustainable under- tion processes in organizations and on auctions can be designed so that inno- Country focus: China, Germany, Japan, goals. However, due to the massive Chi- Dr. Beate Löffler standing of them for a non-Chinese au- markets. Group members tackle differ- vative products can be traded more ef- Korea nese cities’ scale and expansion speed, Research Group Leader dience. The aim of this project is to not ent research questions using the tools ficiently. Discipline: Economics it seems crucial to investigate different Exoticism Constructed – The only decode the currently fast growing of experimental economics, applied approaches in converting people’s mo- Writings on Japanese Architec- Chinese cities, but also to take the first game theory and econometrics. In their Do Germans and Chinese respond dif- bility choice towards low carbon trans- ture as a Cultural Negotiation of steps in order to be able to understand work the group harnesses the out- Alexander Haering ferently when it comes to mo¬netary port mode through urban planning ap- Knowledge in what direction Chinese megacities standing facilities and prospects pro- Doctoral Researcher incentives or social reputation? proaches. Country focus: Japan transform. Furthermore, the question vided by the IN-EAST Institute of East An Experimental Study of Exploi­ This research project is aiming to find Within the new land use development Discipline: Cultural Studies, History of whether the Chinese contextuality has Asian Studies and the Essen Laborato- tation and Exploration Decisions out more about the influence of the cul- projects, very little empirical studies Architecture and Building Construction, ceased in the process of fast-growing ry for Experimental Economics (elfe) to by Teams tural background on innovative abilities have revealed the relationship between Global History Studies, History of urban development is a main focus of conduct high-level research in the ar- Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig- and the role of different kinds of incen- the Chinese cities’ urban form, land use ­Sciences discussion within this research project. ea of behavioral economics. An import- Koch tives. classification and travel behavior. This With the help of the results of this ant aim of the group is to further estab- Country focus: Germany, China, USA In his research, Guanzhong Yang focus- research aims to investigate how low The focus of the research project is ­research, urban challenges, chances, lish experimental economics in region- Discipline: Economics es on four interrelated research ques- carbon transport modes like biking on mechanisms of collecting, manag- and spheres of influence could be iden- al studies and to show how experimen- tions: and walking have been organized in the ing and canonizing (popular) scientif- tified. tal economics can contribute to the lat- Research in economics and psycholo- 1. How do people react to different new land use development projects. ic knowledge regarding Japanese ar- est research questions in this field. gy has provided evidence of cross-cul- kinds of incentives? What is the role of chitecture (1850–1980). The objective tural differences in risk aversion. 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2. How does cultural background (Ger- Dr. Yuanyuan Zhang mal way to be suitable for user groups Team of Mentors ­Automotive Management; Faculty of Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Dudenhöffer man, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean) Research Group Leader in China. Engineering) (Automotive Economics) influence the perception of incentives? Low-Carbon Indicator System – The empirical research consists a driv- Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig-Koch Prof. Dr. J. Alexander Schmidt Prof. Dr. Jens Martin Gurr 3. What is the role of monetary incen- Sino (LCISS): Evaluating Low-­ ing data analysis in China to investi- (Essener Labor für Experimentelle (City Planning and Urban Design; (Anglophone Studies) tives in respect of retirement decision? Carbon City Development Level in gate the local mobility characteristics. Wirtschaftsforschung, elfe; ­Faculty of Engineering) Prof. Dr. Thomas Heberer 4. How does cultural background (Ger- China The results can be compared to simi- Faculty of Business Administration Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Schramm (Politics and Society of China) man, Chinese) and social education in- lar previous investigations in Germany. and Economics) (Mechatronics; Faculty of Engineering) Prof. Dr. Axel Klein (Japanese Politics / Country focus: China fluence open source innovation? In combination with the results of con- Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph. D.* Prof. Karen Shire, Ph. D.* Modern East Asian Studies) Discipline: Economics, Political Science sumer studies, the driving behaviour (Political Sociology of China, IN-EAST; (Comparative Sociology / Japanese Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha (East Asian leads to important parameter charac- Faculty of Social Sciences) Society, IN-EAST; Faculty of Social Economic Studies / Japan and Korea) Research Group 6: Nicole Schleiffer teristics of an electrical vehicle, e. g. Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas ­Sciences) Prof. Dr. Heike Proff (International E-Mobility in Asia and Doctoral Researcher packaging, aerodynamics, powertrain, (Japanese Society and Sociolinguistics) Prof. Dr. Markus Taube* (Executive Di- ­Automotive Management) Europe Design and Adaptation of Value weight and costs from a user perspec- Prof. Dr. Ferdinand Dudenhöffer rector) (East Asian Economic Studies / Prof. Dr. J. Alexander Schmidt Propositions for Electric Vehicles tive. In addition, the technical solution (Automotive Economics; Faculty of China, IN-EAST; Mercator School of (City Planning and Urban Design) Most observers agree that cars in 100 Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Heike Proff area has to be analyzed and put into op- ­Engineering) Management) Prof. Dr.-Ing. Dieter Schramm years will not be powered by gasoline. Country focus: China, Germany timum use and effective for the target- Prof. Dr. Jens Martin Gurr (Mechatronics)­ However, there is intense discussion Discipline: Business Administration ed user group. This leads to an adapta- (Anglophone Studies; Faculty of * Grant applicants Prof. Karen Shire, Ph. D. (Comparative about how fast and in what direction tion to possible vehicle concepts within Humanities)­ Sociology / Japanese Society) propulsion technology will change from The acceptance of electric vehicles is the technical solution ­area. Prof. Dr. Thomas Heberer* Prof. Dr. Markus Taube (Director) the supply side and what changes are low in Germany as well as in China. It (Politics and Society of China, IN-EAST; Board (East Asian Economic Studies / China) likely to be accepted from the demand remains a central task for automotive Faculty of Social Sciences) Vorstand Helmut Demes (Non-voting member) side of individual consumers. firms to create new value to improve Research Fellow Prof. Dr. Axel Klein (Japanese Politics / (Managing Director) The reaction to such technological in- the perceived trade-off between bene- Modern East Asian Studies, IN-EAST; Prof. Dr. Jeannette Brosig-Koch Dr. Momoyo Hüstebeck (Post-doc novations is likely to be different in dif- fits and cost and to overcome the nu- ­Marcus Conlé Faculty of Social Sciences) (Quantitative Economic Policy) ­Representative) ferent country markets and regional merous perceived barriers. Moreover, Marcus Conlé, research fellow at the Prof. Dr. Werner Pascha* (East Asian Prof. Flemming Christiansen, Ph. D. Weijing Le (PhD Fellow Representative) innovation systems. Specific regional companies need to make sure that Advanced School, offers scientific sup- Economic Studies / Japan and Korea, (Political Sociology of China) Birgit Geith (Non-voting member) settings are shaped e. g. on the demand their value offer is also subjectively port to the six research groups. His IN-EAST; Mercator School of Manage- Prof. Dr. Florian Coulmas (­Coordinator) side by the amount of local purchasing perceived as valuable by the customer. task is to help them identify links and ment) (Japanese Society and Socio- power, the degree of market saturation, Therefore, the intention of the research joint research projects. Prof. Dr. Heike Proff (International linguistics) and local product requirements. On the is to analyze theoretically and empiri- supply side, e. g. the degree and type cally the configuration of value prop- of specialization in supplier networks ositions of automotive manufactures Postdoctoral and preferences for supply chain co- for innovative product bundles (prod- ­Research Fellows Field trips, ordination differ between regions. This ucts and services) that lead to an im- results in specific dynamics of region- provement of the customer value. This Giulia Romano 2 Fundings and Scholarships al automotive supplier networks. Last- requires an integrated approach of the Her researches at the IN-EAST School ly, both supply and demand side have to companies’ and the consumers’ per- focus on the appropriation of foreign act under the constraints of local regu- spectives on value dimensions. The models of governance and on the intro- Aleksandra Davydova Mira Schüller Momoyo Hüstebeck latory frameworks. project will include an empirical inves- duction of methods for residents’ par- Fieldwork in Tianjin Fieldwork in Beijing, Wuhan Fieldwork in Japan Thus, how industry structure and con- tigation in Germany and China, which ticipation in urban planning and urban September 7, 2016 – February 3, 2017 October 21 – November 2, 2017 Expert interviews, searching for dem- sumer mobility patterns in different re- are two important markets on the tran- renewal in Chinese cities. ocratic innovations, funded by the Uni- gional markets will react to technolog- sition to the electric mobility. Yang Liu Beate Löffler versity of Duisburg-Essen Grant for Ex- ical change in propulsion technology is Silke Werth Fieldwork in China Fellowship Käte Hamburger Kolleg Bo- cellent Young Scholars. far from clear. Our research group will Her research project at the IN-EAST September 12, 2016 – February 3, 2017 chum (October 2016 – September 2017). analyze data and empirical evidence on Mira Schüller School: Social Sustainability in Japan. Shuanping Dai this with a focus on Asian lead markets Doctoral Researcher Striving Toward Disruptive Social Inno- Timo Heinrich Xiaoli Lin Fieldwork in Shandong province and contrast the results to European Technically Optimal Electric vations. (mit Felix Bethke) Förderung Profil- Fieldwork in Shenzhen, Hong Kong August 10 – September 20, 2017 structures. ­Vehicle Design for User Groups schwerpunkt Wandel von Gegenwarts- February 16 – March 17, 2017 in China gesellschaften, Universität Duisburg-­ Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Dieter Schramm Essen, Kulturelle Unterschiede bei Ri- Beate Löffler Country focus: China sikopräferenzen und Wahrnehmung au- (mit Carola Hein, Dirk Schubert u. a.) Discipline: Engineering ßenpolitischer Ereignisse (September Volkswagen-Stiftung, ArchiMediaL: De- 2016 – August 2017). veloping Post-colonial Interpretations The overall research question is how of Built Form through Heterogeneous to design electric vehicles in an opti- Linked Digital Media (2017–2020).

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Workshops, Conferences 6th International ACCER Workshop: Tianjin Forum 2017: and Outreach Activities CROSS-­CULTURAL EXPERIMENTS IN THE SOCIAL ­Innovation and Co­ 3 ­SCIENCES, ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT operation

March 6–7, 2017, Duisburg Organizers: Timo Heinrich, Heike July 7–8, 2017, Nankai University, Tian- Research Forum In-East School of A­ dvanced Studies Co-organized by ACCER, IN-EAST, DFG Hennig-­Schmidt (University of Bonn), jin Final Conference: Innovation in East Asia – Research Training Group 1613 Risk and Markus Taube, Gari Walkowitz (Univer- Participants of the IN-EAST School of The program of the joint Research ­Electromobility and Urban Systems East Asia and IN-EAST School of Ad- sity of Cologne), Lilia Zhurakhovska. Advanced Studies: Shuanping Dai, Die­ ­Forum can be found in Chapter 5 vanced Studies For details please refer to Chapter 11 ter Schramm, Mira Schüller, Markus (DFG Research Training Group Risk and February 6–7, 2017, Duisburg On the margins of the conference (page 83). Taube. East Asia, page 32). The concluding conference of the the scholars of the IN-EAST School four-­year research project focused on presented their research results on Policy Process and International Research the interdependent topics of electro- large research posters. Knowledge Transfer Training School on Po- mobility and urban systems, the two For details please refer to Chapter 11 litical Economy main research areas of interest at the (page 81). July 28, 2017, Duisburg IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies. For details, please refer to Chapter 11 Jilin University, Changchun, October (page 84) 2016, Co-organizer: Shuanping Dai. Internal Workshops Joint Workshop of the IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies with Nankai University, Tianjin, October 24–25, 2016. School Annual Retreat November 24–25, 2016. VSJF Annual Confer- ence Mobility and the PhD Writing Week City of the Future December 5–11, 2016.

November 18–20, 2016, Duisburg Co-organized by VSJF – Vereinigung für sozialwissenschaftliche Japanfor­ schung and IN-EAST Institute of East Asian Studies and IN-EAST School of Advanced Studies, University of Duis­ burg-Essen.­ Visiting Researchers For details please refer to Chapter 11 at the IN-EAST School (page 79). Dr. Alessandra Cappelletti, Adjunct Professor of International Relations of East Asia, American University of Rome, October 1, 2016 – March 31, 2017 Prof. Moriki Terada, Ph. D., Professor of Vocational and Career Education, Department of Educational Sciences School of Education and Human Devel- opment, Nagoya University, March 20– 24, 2017

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Alliance for Research Mercator Institute for Cooperations on East Asia (AREA) Further board members are Professor China Studies (Merics) Ruhr Jane Duckett (University of Glasgow), Professor Valérie Gelézeau, who al- In July 2014 IN-EAST (University of The Alliance for Research on East Asia so serves as Vice Chair of the commit- Duisburg-Essen) and the Faculty of and (AREA) Ruhr is a newly established tee (L’École des Hautes Études en Sci- East Asian Studies (Ruhr ­University joint research alliance of the IN-EAST enc- es Sociales, Paris), Professor Na­ Bochum) started a closer coopera- and the Faculty of East Asian Studies tascha Gentz (University of Edinburgh), tion with the Mercator Institute for Chi- at the Ruhr University Bochum (OAW/ Professor emeritus Peter Kornicki na Studies (MERICS), Berlin, which was Alumni RUB). It is a part of the wider Univer- (University of Cambridge), and Profes­ given the status of an affiliated institute sity Alliance Ruhr (UA Ruhr) among sor Sébastien Lechevalier (L’École des (“An-Institut”) of both universities. the universities of Bochum, Dortmund, Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, MERICS is a research and analysis in- and Duisburg-Essen. Facilitating col- Paris). stitute, or think tank, established in laborative research and teaching, with In March and June 2017, AREA Ruhr is- 2013 and based in Berlin. It is an initia- more than 20 professors, about 100 sued calls for applications for its doc- tive of Stiftung Mercator, a major pri- researchers and more than 1600 stu- toral program on Transnational Institu- vate European foundation. MERICS is dents, AREA Ruhr will be one of Eu- tion Building and Transnational Identities one of the largest international think rope’s largest research and teaching in East Asia, receiving numerous appli- tanks for policy-oriented research into hubs in the field of East Asian Stud- cations. Four students were accepted and knowledge of contemporary China. ies. It brings together a wide range of to the program, which is set to start in It analyses the political, economic, so- scholarly fields and disciplines, rang- October 2017. The program is support- cial, technological and ecological devel- ing from historical to contemporary re- ed by the Mercator Research Center opments in China, and the correspond- search, from linguistics to economics, Ruhr (MERCUR). ing global impacts, providing the pub- from religious studies to sociology and AREA Ruhr is headed by its Founding lic with insight into China through up- political science. AREA Ruhr thus cre- Board with Prof. Dr. Jörn-Carsten Gott­ to-date research and communication. ates a unique interdisciplinary environ- wald (OAW/RUB) and Prof. Dr. Werner It informs decision-makers in politics, ment for the study of East Asia. Pascha (IN-EAST) as co-directors. Fur- business and society and acts as a key AREA Ruhr started its lecture series on ther board members are Helmut De­ contact for the media. As such, MERICS Transnational East Asian Studies in No- mes (IN-EAST), Andrea Halbmeyer aims to provide a nuanced perspective vember 2016. This format gives pro- (OAW/RUB), Prof. Dr. Axel Klein (IN- on the most populous nation on earth, fessors at AREA Ruhr an opportunity to EAST), and Prof. Dr. Sven Osterkamp to influence public debate, and to en- discuss their research on questions re- (OAW/RUB). Managing directors are Dr. hance expertise on China in Germany lated to transantionalisation and East Kerstin Lukner (who comes from IN- and Europe. Asia with their colleagues and a wider EAST) and Dr. Robert Pauls (original- The research is concentrated on seven audience. Thomas Heberer (IN-EAST) ly from OAW/RUB) (until April 2017) and programmes: gave the inaugural lecture: The East Gwendolin Kleine Stegemann (OAW/ – Digital China Asian Development Path and the ‘China RUB) (since May 2017) respectively. The – Social Change and Social Security Model: Old Wine in New Bottles? at the managing team, including Stefanie – Environmental Technology and Urban RUB, which was followed by a recep- Langenberg as office manager, moved Sustainability tion. In addition, during the academic into its new office in the Rabbinerhaus – Innovation Capacity and Cooperation year 2016/17, IN-EAST professors Nele in Essen in early November 2016, in – Financial System Noesselt, Werner Pascha and Markus historical premises adjacent to the Old – Foreign Policy and Economic Rela- Taube talked about their research at Synagogue. tions the RUB, while OAW/RUB professors – Policy-Making: Processes and Out- Sebastian Bersick, Elisabeth de Boer, https://www.area-ruhr.de comes Marion Eggert and Jörg Plassen gave lectures at the UDE. www.merics.org In January 2017, AREA Ruhr’s Found- ing Board conducted a meeting with Rabbinerhaus, part of the Old Synagogue members of its International Academic Advisory Board. Chaired by Professor Glenn Hook (University of Sheffield), Kooperationen the board discussed AREA Ruhr’s activ- und Alumni ities and progress in the year 2016 as well as the upcoming study programs.

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Confucius Institute EastAsiaNet Partner Universities Alumni und Freunde Metropolis Ruhr EastAsiaNet Partners and other research der Duisburger EastAsiaNet is a European Research • University of Vienna, Institute of East cooperations ­Ostasienstudien e. V. The Confucius Institute Metropolis School Network of Contemporary East Asian Studies, Vienna/Austria Ruhr, based in Duisburg, was ­officially Asian Studies, and IN-EAST is a found- • Charles University in Prague, Insti- China (AlFreDO) established in autumn 2009. It is an in- ing member since 2006. tute of East Asian Studies, Prague/ • Fudan University, Fudan Develop- AlFreDO was founded in 1998 to de- stitute at the University of Duisburg- Entering its eleventh year, EastAsia­ Czech Rep. ment Institute, Shanghai velop a network of East Asia special- Essen. The city of Duisburg and the Net, the European Search School Net- • Copenhagen Business School (CBS), • Huazhong University for Science and ists and to promote research and edu- University of Duisburg-Essen provide work of Contemporary East Asian Stud- Copenhagen/Denmark Technology, Wuhan cation at IN-EAST. AlFreDO is very ac- an ideal location for a Confucius Insti- ies, held its yearly meeting in Madrid on • University of Copenhagen, Asian Dy- • Inner Mongolia University, School of tive in organising and sponsoring vari- tute, as both have been maintaining April 20–22, 2017. The workshop was namics Initiative, Copenhagen/Den- Ethnology and Sociology, Hohhot ous events such as East Asia Day or the good contacts with the city of Wuhan organized by the Autonomous Universi- mark • Jilin University, Changchun graduation ceremony Hello, Good-bye & and Wuhan University since the ear- ty of Madrid and had two major themes: • Institut d’Asie Orientale (IAO), Lyons/ • Nankai University, School of Econom- Welcome back. It sponsors scholarships ly 1980s. The Confucius Institute Me- The Korean Peninsula at the Crossroads France ics, Tianjin as well as the annual award for the best tropolis Ruhr offers its expertise to the and Contemporary East Asian Uses of the • Institut d’Etudes Transtextuelles et • Renmin University of China, Beijing thesis. whole Ruhr Metropolitan Region, which European Past. From Duisburg, Werner Transculturelles (IETT), Lyons/France • Shanghai University of Political Sci-­ also reflects in the institute’s name. Pascha and Diana Schüler were pres- • Università Ca’ Foscari, Venezia, Di- ence and Law, Shanghai https://www.uni-due.de/in-east/alfredo Besides the mediation of language and ent, and Diana Schüler gave a presen- partimento di Studi sull’Asia Orien- • Wuhan University, Wuhan cultural skills, other important foci of tation on Entrepreneurship as Occupa- tale, Venice/Italy the Institute’s work are China’s current tional Choice in the Midst of Institution- • Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona Japan socio-economic issues; the Institute al- al Change in Korea, which was very well in cooperation with Barcelona Centre • Deutsches Institut für Japanstudien so assumes tasks in political, econom- received. Werner Pascha chaired the for International Affairs (CIDOB), Bar- (DIJ), Tokyo ic and media consulting and promotes business meeting of the network on celona/Spain • Dokkyo University, Soka/Saitama scientific exchange. IN-EAST and the CI April 22. • Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, • Doshisha University, Kyoto cooperate intensively – in students ex- Duisburg’s IN-EAST actually took the Centro de Estudios de Asia Oriental, • Fukuoka University, Fukuoka change, in language training as well as initiative in starting the network more Madrid/Spain • Hokkaido University, Sapporo in joint seminars. Thomas Heberer and than ten years ago. The activity has led • Lund University, Centre for East and • Kanagawa University, Yokohama Markus Taube serve as Co-Directors of to lively exchanges, person-to-person Southeast Asian Studies, Lund/Swe- • Kobe City University of Foreign Stud- the CI. contacts, personnel exchanges and ca- den ies, Kobe reer encouragement as well as sev- • University of Leeds / University of • Kyushu University, School of Educa- www.uni-due.de/konfuzius-institut/in- eral scholarly publications. The next Sheffield, White Rose East Asia Cen- tion, Fukuoka dex_en.shtml meeting is scheduled for spring 2018 in tre, Leeds/Sheffield / Great Britain • Nagoya University, School of Educa- Łódź, Poland. Observers: University of Aveiro, Por- tion / Graduate School of Education tugal; University of Coimbra, Portugal; and Human Development, Nagoya University of Łódź, Poland. • Ryukoku University, Kyoto • Seinan Gakuin University, Fukuoka www.eastasianet.net • Sophia University, Faculty of Foreign Studies, Tokyo • The University of Tokyo, Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, Tokyo • Yamagata University, Faculty of Liter- ature and Social Sciences, Yamagata

Korea • Chung Ang University, Seoul • Pusan National University, Pusan

Taiwan • National Chengchi University, Taipei

Europe • GIGA German Institute of Global and Area Studies, Hamburg/Germany • TÜSIAD Sabanci University, Istanbul/ Turkey

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Birgit Apitzsch Flemming Christiansen based on their existence, the estab- (mit Jun.-Prof. Dr. Maximiliane Wilkes­ The Frontier of Industrialization lishment of an Exclusive Economic mann und Dr. Caroline Ruiner, TU in Continental North-East Asia Zone Dortmund) Current research (2) the struggle for islands between Kollektive Individualisierung – China and Japan (Diaoyu/Senkaku), ­individuelle Kollektivierung? Zur The research focuses on the frontier between Japan and South Korea Aushandlung von Arbeits­bedin­ between “empires” in Norteast Asia as (Takeshima/Dokdo) and between gungen im Bereich der hochqua­ the site of indistrialization processes Japan and Russia (southern Kuriles) since the 1890 up till today. The project in the context of UNCLOS’ maritime lifizierten Solo-Selbstständigen is a joint effort with colleagues work- boundary guidelines and of history MERCUR (Stiftung Mercator / ­Mercator ing in Sociology and History to devel- (3) hyper-nationalism as part of terri- 08 Research Center Ruhr), op common themes for possible third torial disputes: Reasons and risks 03/2015–06/2017. party funding. for military escalation. Why nation- alism is so much entwined territori- ally? Individual Flemming Christiansen Flemming Christiansen (4) paradigm shift back to traditional China’s Urbanisation Processes Ideology and China geopolitics? Learning from history? and the Emergence of New Politi- Current research (5) managing and resolving territori- cal and Social Structures in China. al disputes in East Asia based on Research Current research The research applies theories of ide- a combination of different values ology to an understanding of the po- of international relations theories Explorations of how new-style commu- litical sociology of China as well as to (particularly constructivism and lib- nities (shequ, i. e. local-level residen- non-Chinese views of Chinese civiliza- eralism). Activities tial areas of public-policy provisioning) tion. emerge in a medium-sized city in cen- tral China. The empirical research ex- Thomas Heberer and amines, in the first instance, how com- Winfried Flüchter Gunter Schubert munities cater for the social transitions The Territorialisation of the Sea: (University of Tübingen) of peri-urban rural people relocated Maritime Boundary Conflicts in Local Governance in China: into urban settings and also seeks to East Asia – Powers, Interests The Interaction of two Strategic capture the broad variety of interests, and National Identities Groups – Local Cadres and Pri- purposes and administrative logics Current project vate Entrepreneurs that determine their structure and path Funded by the German Ministry of Ed- of development. This research topic is Since 1994, the juridical guidelines of ucation and Research, 2010 – Octo- driven by an interest in explaining how the United Nations Convention on the ber 2016 social developments in China reflect Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) are applied coherent systemic logics. for making use of the biggest “land sei- This project was part of the compe- Broader research interests include the zure” of the sea in history. Particular- tence network Governance in China: Chinese in the global economy, where- ly the impact of the establishment of Prerequisites, Constraints and Potentials by the ethnic Chinese workers over- an Exclusive Economic Zone upon the for Political Adaption and Innovation Ca- seas are regarded as part of the same oceans has been immense. Instead of pacity in the 21st Century funded by the INDIVIDUELLE “supply chains” as migrant workers in res nullius (“nobody’s object“), large Federal Ministry of Education and Re- China. This research seeks to under- parts of the ocean space and its re- search (BMBF) and in cooperation with ForschungsAKTIVITÄTEN stand how forms of social and ethnic sources (approximately one third) have Prof. Björn Alpermann (Würzburg) and exclusion are framed in different con- been “nationalized”, i. e. brought un- Prof. Heike Holbig (Frankfurt and Ham- texts, reflecting pressures from the der coastal state jurisdiction (however burg). global economy. not state sovereignty). With regard to Since 2014, the focus of the sub-proj- East Asian Waters this research proj- ect conducted by Thomas Heberer and ect focusses on the open conflicts the Gunter Schubert has been shifted to abutting nations (China, Japan, Russia, the interaction between private entre- South Korea) are faced with each oth- preneurs and local governments, and er in terms of the organizational behavior and policy (1) the national belonging of whatever impact of entrepreneurs as a “strategic tiny, putatively unimportant islands, group”. Working at the lower tiers of the lumps of rock or coral reefs and, Chinese state, i. e., foremost at coun-

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ty, township and village level, we have vate entrepreneurship the way they creasing political distrust. Various (seemingly) new representative claims Timo Heinrich Yuan Li found it most useful in our efforts to did in former times. ‘Traditional’ local claims to renew political representa- are raised, criticized or justified. Pro- (with Felix S. Bethke) The Impact of New Silk Road understand the local policy process, or state corporatism and entrepreneur­ tion are emerging all over the world. ceeding through a carefully designed Kulturelle Unterschiede bei Railways on Local Economic ‘how things are getting done’ in China, ialism have given way to ‘service-ori­ However, most contemporary research common methodological framework, Risiko­präferenzen und Wahr­ Development­ to adhere to the concept of local devel- ented government’, with local govern­ on representation focuses on electoral/ our research will pursue the objective nehmung außenpolitischer Current research opmentalism. We combine this, how- ments in the more developed parts of mandate representation within single of analyzing developments of repre- Ereig­nisse ever, with ‘strategic group’ analysis to China becoming ‘inhibited’ develop­ countries. As a result, we lack a com- sentative claims from a global, trans- One of the main focuses of the Belt and grasp the internal dynamics of the lo- mental states in the sense that they parative, global analysis of (new) repre- national perspective. To reach this ob- Gefördert vom Profilschwerpunkt Road Initiative proposed by the Chinese cal developmental state, most notably are increasingly bound to private en­ sentative claims developed outside the jective we focus on two research fields. Wandel von Gegenwartsgesellschaften, government is connecting East Asia the interaction between local govern- trepreneurs in a relationship of mu­ representative political system; and dy- We analyze: (i) representative claims at Universität Duisburg-Essen, 09/2016– and Europe through multimodal trans- ments and private entrepreneurs since tual dependency to make ends meet. namics developing in the Global South, the national level (national parliaments 08/2017 portation corridors. For the land route the early 2000s and, particularly, in the The latter, for their part, are in a state including non-democratic entities, are and media) raised during three national Das geplante interdisziplinäre For- of the Belt and Road Initiative, the con- aftermath of the 2008 outbreak of the of flux, slowly accumulating strategic neglected by Western scholars. Our re- debates in each country; (ii) represen- schungsvorhaben befasst sich mit ex- nection is mainly realized by railroads, global financial crisis. Based on pre- power to keep the local state at bay search intends to address these gaps tative claims raised in three participa- perimenteller Grundlagenforschung especially through the China-Europe liminary fieldwork conducted in 14 cit- and exert pressure on local govern­ by putting into perspective represen- tory devices at the subnational level in zu kulturellen Unterschieden bei indi- Express Railways which currently link ies or county-level entities in the prov- ments. Though not yet recognizable, tative claims in France and Germany – each country. At both levels represen- viduellen Risikopräferenzen und der 16 Chinese cities with 12 cities in Eu- inces of Jiangsu, Shandong, Zhejiang, private entrepreneurs in China are a two leading democracies in Europe ac- tative claims are justified with alleged Wahrnehmung von politischen Ereig- rope and Asia. According to a recent Fujian, Hubei, Jilin, Hainan, Beijing and strategic group ‘in the making’, i. e., a tively experimenting with new concepts misrepresentation of certain groups/ nissen. Kulturelle Unterschiede sind in development plan these railway lines Guangdong respectively, this project potential strategic group. Even if they of representation –, and in three BRICS individuals within the given represen- diesem Kontext vor allem durch zwei will triple in the next few years. The pa- has three objectives, i. e., act collectively only in an uncoordinat- states: Brazil – the largest democracy tative bodies. We will rest on qualitative Aspekte relevant. Erstens unterschei- per tries to understand the implications – to investigate to what extent the local ed way, their overarching interests and in Latin America with innovative par- methods for data collection and apply den sich Individuen aus unterschiedli- of the prospect for a European city to developmental state of today differs rational behavior gradually change the ticipatory devices including compet- the adjusted Representative Claim Anal- chen Kulturkreisen u. U. in ihrer Bereit- open up a new railway link with China. from its early counterparts in the dynamics of local politics in contempo- ing representative claims –, India – the ysis for data analyses. To scale up our schaft Risiken einzugehen und in der The project tries to study the effects of 1980s and 1990s, most importantly rary China, resulting in a realignment world’s largest democracy and a pio- findings, we will follow the “case-think- Bewertung von Entscheidungsalterna- the railway links on local economic de- the local corporatist state, a specific of local government-business relations neer in electoral quotas (as a claim for ing” approach, identify patterns of rep- tiven als risikobehaftet oder risikoarm. velopment: including business, indus- variant of the developmental type, so that may become the hallmark of a new descriptive representation) –, and Chi- resentative claims, develop a typology Zweitens besteht zwischen Individu- try, FDI, tourism, and infrastructure. aptly described in the work of Jean Oi era of ‘Chinese capitalism’ and, argu- na – an authoritarian regime engaged which can be applied for “terminologi- en unterschiedlicher Kulturkreise u. U. and others; ably, strengthen the political system’s in a huge transformation with specific cal, classificatory and heuristic means’ kein einheitliches Verständnis über die – to investigate if state-business rela- adaptive capacity. representative claims. (Weber 1921), and theorize the findings Bedeutung von Situationen und Ereig- Tao Liu tions in today’s local state show signs Building on German and French polit- in the context of modern democratic nissen, auf deren Grundlage Präferen- Principle Investigator of change when compared to the ical theories, our conceptual frame- theory. zen gebildet und letztlich Entscheidun- Kooperationsforschung zum findings of the earlier literature on Thomas Heberer work departs from standard ways of The Duisburg team is responsible of gen getroffen werden. ­chinesisch-deutschen Katastro- the ‘corporatist’, ‘entrepreneurial’, (New) Political Representative considering political representation the sub-project on China. It focuses on Ziel des geplanten Forschungsvorha- phenrisikomanagement in der ‘clientelist’ or ‘predatory’ state ob- Claims: A Global View – France, in the context of electoral and man- the following policy fields: (a) formal bens ist die empirische Überprüfung Landwirtschaft served in the 1990s; date claims (e. g. Pitkin). We argue that and informal patterns of representa- von kulturellen Unterschieden bei Ri- Germany, Brazil, China, India Funded by the Bundesanstalt für – to investigate the interaction be- while mandate representation remains tion and representative claims of pri- sikopräferenzen und Ereigniswahr- A French-German Joint ­Cooperation Landwirtschaft und Ernährung (BLE), tween leading local cadres at county important, it fails to account for cru- vate entrepreneurs, business organi- nehmung mittels experimenteller On- Project sponsored by the German 2016–2018 zations and formal and informal entre- and township level and private entre- ­Research Foundation (DFG) and the cial contemporary developments. Our line-Umfragen in China und den USA. preneurial networks; (b) formal and in- preneurs. French L’Agence Nationale de la Re- premise is that political representation Die zwei zentralen Forschungsfragen This project aims to compare the ca- formal patterns of representation and We argued that the relationship be- cherche (ANR), 2016–2019. is increasingly related to the (re)emer- sind dementsprechend, ob sich Indi- tastrophe management mechanisms tween local governments and pri- gence of new representative claims, i. e. representative claims in urban neigh- viduen in China und den USA hinsicht- in the agriculture of Germany and Chi- vate entrepreneurs has evolved over The leading scientists in this research situations in which an actor claims to borhood communities; (c) new pat- lich ihrer Risikopräferenzen und/oder na through connecting with the theo- the past decade or so to become more endeavor are Prof. Dr. Thomas He­ speak/act in the name of others. Such terns of representation and represen- Ereigniswahrnehmung unterscheiden. ry of risk society and social protection. horizontal than it has been in the early berer (University of Duisburg-Essen) claims are most often based on the de- tative claims by means of the Internet; Darüber hinaus soll auch der Einfluss Furthermore, this project seeks to un- days of local developmentalism, mean- and Prof. Dr. Brigitte Geissel (Goethe nunciation of misrepresentation, which (d) Chinese discourses, e. g. the “mass von Risikopräferenzen auf Ereignis- dertake explorative study to investigate ing that private entrepreneurs have University Frankfurt), as well as Prof. they pretend to correct. However, in line” concept and patterns of “symbolic wahrnehmung analysiert werden. to what extent the German experienc- arguably gained more autonomy from Yves Sintomer (Centre de Recherches spite of the increasing variety of rep- representation”. es of the agricultural catastrophe man- local governments as market compe- Sociolo­giques et Politiques de ­Paris, resentative claims around the world, a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in this agement are able to be transferred to tition has increased and market insti- CRESPPA) and Prof. Stéphanie ­Tawa comprehensive conceptual framework project is Dr. Anna Shpakovskaya. China. tutions have matured. Local govern- Lama-Rewal (Centre d’Etudes de l’Inde and a typology allowing a deeper un- ments not only face rising difficulties et de l’Asie du Sud, CNRS-EHESS, derstanding of these claims are miss- in securing sound private sector de- ­Paris). ing and we will address this conceptu- velopment in times of global financial Europe currently experiences a crisis al gap. stress and structural change in the Chi- of established forms of political rep- In the five countries under scrutiny, we nese economy, but also in steering pri- resentation, visible for example in in- will identify different situations in which

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Beate Löffler and political scientists are still an un- of modern Chinese political philosophy, Werner Pascha derstood and solved, when their (social, Together with colleagues in Sociolo- (with Carola Hein, TU Delft, architec- derresearched domain of Chinese pol- the mechanisms of politics in contem- Current Issues of the Political cultural, economic and political) con- gy, and partners at the Ruhr Universi- ture, Jan van Gemert, TU Delft, com- itics. The analysis of Chinese politics is porary China and learning processes of Economies of Japan and Korea: text is considered properly. A basic hy- ty Bochum, the participants developed puter science, Victor de Boer, VU Am- often restricted to the visible dimension authoritarian regimes. It initiates a dia- Comparative Research pothesis is that environment and natu- a new collaborative research proposal of political actions and speech acts. logue between Modern Chinese Studies ral elements, as a rule, are functioning about transnational labour, which they sterdam, computer science, Dirk Funded by the Bertelsmann Founda- The underlying considerations and re- and Political Science. The project has as threat multipliers rather than single anticipate submitting for funding in the Schubert, HCU Hamburg, architecture) tion, 2009–2018 flections that shape the political deci- also implications for the sector of pol- causes of conflicts. And they do so in next academic year. ArchiMediaL. Developing Post-­ sion-making process and guide politi- icy advice and political consultation: It Werner Pascha is contributing to proj- very different ways. Due to the already The project team led by Karen Shire Colonial Interpretations of Built cal action are often neglected. The re- outlines the central ideas of the polit- ects of the Bertelsmann Foundation noticeable, more so the predicted ef- included researchers Dr. Chih-Chieh Form through Heterogeneous search project tries to overcome these ical science debates that might guide that promise stringent comparisons fects of climate change and a growing Wang, Hannelore Mottweiler, Markus Linked Digital Media lacunae by conducting a systematic and determine Chinese politics in the between various countries, based on a interest of financial investors for natu- Tünte, and in Japan, Associate Profes­ Funded by Volkswagen-Stiftung, 2017– analysis of Chinese political science de- years to come. rigorous and detailed analytical frame- ral resources it is assumed, that envi- sor Dr. Jun Imai, Hokkaido Unviersity 2020 bates on modes of governing and devel- http://gepris.dfg.de/gepris/projekt/ work. As for Japan, the framework is ronmental conflicts in Southeast Asia and Dr. Steffen Heinrich, DIJ Tokyo. The availability of extensive digital me- opment paths of the PRC. Given the in- 238920157 given by the Sustainable Governance In- will increase in the future in terms of www.uni-due.de/cross-temps/ dia creates important new challeng- terrelation of political science and pol- dicators (SGI) project. It analyzes and numbers as well as degree. es. The World Wide Web offers huge itics in the PRC, one could expect that compares the need for reform in OECD amounts of image material, that opens these debates, first of all, fulfill a legit- Werner Pascha member countries, as well as their Karen Shire up new avenues for innovative investi- imating, confirmative function. Howev- (with Frank Rövekamp) ability to respond to current social and Helmut Schneider Study Group convened by Clemence gation, including in the field of post-co- er, a closer look at the current constel- Regional Financial Safety Nets in political challenges. The project is de- Spatial Aspects of Vietnamese- Ledoux (Université de Nantes) lonial and global studies. However, be- lations shows that the Chinese politi- East Asia and Europe signed to create a comprehensive da- Chinese Links and Relations in The Politics of Fiscal Welfare tween repositories, big data, Wikipedia cal elites are well aware that reforms 2014–2017; funded by Bank of Korea ta pool on government-related activi- Past and Present Markets or Flickr, the connections between ma- are necessary for the persistence and during 2014–2015 ties in the world’s developed, free-mar- Current research Funded by Hanse Wissenschaftskolleg, terials are getting lost. Metadata have restabilization of the political system. ket democracies. With respect to South 2016–2018 to be added painstakingly and manual- Encouraged by the political authorities, The East Asia Institute of the Ludwigs­ Korea, the framework is the Compara- Vietnam and China have a long history ly into the system - otherwise numer- Chinese political scientists have start- hafen University of Applied Sciences tive Crisis Management project of Ber- of political, socioeconomic and cultur- This study group, convened by Clem­ ous sources will remain unexplored ed to develop abstract ideas of politi- (Prof. Dr. Frank Rövekamp), in coop- telsmann Foundation which intends to al influence and inter­ference as well as ence Ledoux (Nantes) and funded by the and closed to research. This is where cal governance and economic develop- eration with the IN-EAST of Universi- evaluate the capacities and abilities competition. This is true until the pres- HWK gathers leading European schol- the Dutch-German project starts: In co- ment, which aim at a re-organization ty of Duisburg-Essen (Prof. Dr. Werner of the political management in select- ent day. Space is a medium through ars on welfare state transformations. operation between historians of archi- and (!) restabilization of one-party rule. Pascha), is engaged in a research proj- ed developing and transition countries which these relations work (e. g. bor- In addition to exchanging research, the tecture and urban form and computer They eclectically combine elements of ect on behalf of the Bank of Korea, the in response to the global financial and ders, frontiers, transborder cultural group aims to develop a joint research scientists the project aims to develop Chinese traditions, observations of oth- South Korean central bank, on institu- economic crisis. In 2014 it was agreed spaces, territoral claims). And those re- project by 2018 on the role of tax cred- new tools for automatic building recog- er political regimes and strategic cal- tional mechanisms to secure interna- to continue with SGI reports until the lations also have a spatial impact. The its and other fiscal mechanisms in nition of architectures and their parts culations. Currently, the field of political tional financial safety. On a global level, 2018 report. Moreover, Werner Pascha research aims at clarifying the role of shaping the “hidden welfare state” in as available in inherently diverse digi- science in China reminds one of hun- the International Monetary Fund, based was asked to contribute another re- space in Sino-Vietnamese relations in Europe. See http://www.h-w-k.de/ tal media (plans, photos, models, etc.) dred contending schools, it is no longer in Washington D. C., has the mandate to port for the INCRA (International Non-­ past and present. en/study-groups/the-politics-of-fis- and on the web. The computer side in- dominated by one single unified ideo- handle such issues. How­ever, the re- Profit Credit Rating Agency) project of cal-welfare.html. The group presented cludes image recognition, deep learn- logically inspired research approach. cent financial crisis in the Euro area the Bertelsmann Foundation, Washing- their work at the Conference of Europe- ing, computer vision research, actual The time frame under research can and the Asian financial crisis of 1997/98 ton Office. Karen Shire anists in Glasgow, July 2017. 3d datasets. Three interconnected pilot be subdivided into two periods: 2002– have shown that there is a demand for Principle Investigator studies will be carried out: Global Ports 2012 (period in office of Hu Jintao) and regional safety mechanisms as well. In Cross-Border Temporary Agency and Waterfronts; Colonial Architecture; 2012–2015 (the first years of the new the EU, the European Stability Mecha- Helmut Schneider Work: The Construction of Mar- Karen Shire Japanese Architecture. administration). The project will iden- nism (ESM) has emerged on this back- Environmental Conflicts in kets and Transnational Regula- (with Prof. Rainer Schnell) tify the central themes and ideas that ground, whereas East Asian econo- Southeast Asia tion in International Comparison SOEP Innovation Panel Module prevail in Chinese political science de- mies have created the so-called Chi- Current research Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, on Household Use of Personal bates. Furthermore, it will investigate ang Mai Initiative (CMI). The collabora- Nele Noesselt DFG SH/82/5-1, 2013–2016 and Household Services Configurations of Governance the factors and channels which cata- tive project with the Bank of Korea has In this research environmental con- 2015–2017 and Development Paths in the lyze the integration of these ideas into the goal of developing ideas to improve flicts are defined as conflicts in which In the months of the project at the end Studies of Chinese Political policymaking. Following a nested-de- the structure and processes of such environment or single natural elements of 2016 and thereafter activities fo- A module about household employment Scientists­ sign approach (Liebermann 2005), the regional initiatives further. The project (e. g. water, land) play a crucial role. cussed on publication preparations and practices in relation to the outsourcing analytical frame integrates elements shall lead to one or two joint publica- That does not necessarily mean, that conference presentation. Together with personal and household services was Funded by the German Research of qualitative and quantitative analysis, tions with Frank Rövekamp. such conflicts are also caused by e. g. colleagues from the research group on accepted and included for the 2015 In- Foundation (DFG), 2014–2017 process tracing and comparative ap- environmental degradation (although cross-border labour markets in the In- novation Panel of Socio-Economic Pan- The internal policy debates of closed proaches (Fuzzy Set Qualitative Com- sometimes this might be the case). It is stitute of Sociology, Karen Shire edit- el. In 2016 the data became available, systems, such as the China (PRC), and parative Analysis).The research project assumed that environmental conflicts, ed a book on the topic, and contribut- and two publications are currently un- the interplay between political leaders contributes to the basic understanding as conflicts in general, can only be un- ed a paper from this specific project. der submission. The results were pre-

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sented in research groups at the Hanse social regimes must incentivize innova- ture dynamic, innovation-driven devel- inflicted a massive loss of face to one shape as well as the concrete impact of Wissenschaftskolleg in February 2017 tion creating behavior as well as the ac- opment dynamics instantly comes to of Europe’s most import trade part- the potentially emerging new regional and at the Conference of Europeanists ceptance and diffusion of these very in- one’s mind as a “belief” of Western in- ners and thereby might have provoked value chains on global goods flows, in- in Glasgow in July 2017. novations in society. There exists no stitutionalism and “Ordnungspolitik” an open trade war. The solution found vestment activity, local as well as inter- “one-fits-all” institutional set-up outlin- that needs to be reflected upon in the is to completely give up the differenti- national labour markets, local and su- ing the preconditions for successful in- Chinese context. ation between “market” and “non-mar- pra-national institution building, how- Karen Shire novation-driven development. Cultural ket” economies – not only with regard ever, remains undetermined. The dis- Collaboration, Principle Investigator idiosyncrasies, variations in the avail- to China, but all economies. Instead, for ruptive changes brought up by the “Belt Prof. Mari Osawa, Director, Institute of ability and costs of specific resourc- Markus Taube all trade defense measures the nor- and Road” initiative cannot result in Social Science, University of Tokyo es and competencies, specific goals The Chinese State-Business mal reference value will be the domes- a win-win for all parties, but will en- Gendering the Resilience to Di- of ruling elites etc. all lead to specific ­Nexus tic prices. However, if significant dis- tail some a reorganization of absolute sasters and Crises – Japan and manifestations and combinations of in- Current research tortions (e. g. caused by state interfer- and relative wealth, income genera- Germany in Comparison stitutions that in their totality promote ences) affecting domestic prices can be tion possibilities and economic as well JSPS Grants-in-aid for Basic Research innovation in varying intensity and on When China joined the WTO in Decem- shown to prevail, international bench- as political power projection capacity. (A), 2016–2018 differing social and technological tra- ber 2001, it agreed that other countries, mark prices can be used instead. In or- New research initiatives are required jectories. notably the European Union (EU) could der to make this new mechanism op- to better understand the parameters at The participants presented preliminary Against this background, China consti- continue to treat it as a “non-market erational, the European Commission is play and identify potential local/region- research at the European Association tutes a highly interesting case study for economy” for the purposes of trade going to publish specific reports iden- al/global development patterns. of Japanese Studies meetings in Lis- the analysis of the institutional require- defense measures. The background tifying such distortions in on an econ- bon, August 29 – September 2, 2017. ments as well as evolutionary genesis to this special arrangement lay in the omy-wide or specific sector level. EU of innovation-driven economic devel- fact that at the turn of the century the manufacturers can then refer to these opment in a large non-Western soci- Chinese economy was still in transition reports in order to determine the ba- Karen Shire ety. After three decades of highly suc- from a centrally planned economy to sis for complaints and to calculate what Collaboration, Principle Investigator cessful catching-up economic devel- a market economy based on scarcity the normal reference prices should be. Prof. Ursula Mense-Petermann and opment based on the emulation of for- prices and free competition. There nei- Research is being conducted in order Prof. Thomas Welskopp, University of eign institutions, business models and ther existed a comprehensive set of in- to assess the degree to which Chinese Bielefeld technologies, the Chinese economy has stitutions that could support compre- industries are operating according to In Search of Global Labour now reached a stage where it needs to hensive market exchanges in the econ- competition-based market standards Funded by the Center for Interdisci- foster more endogenous innovation in omy, nor was the government willing or are subjected to market-distorting plinary Research (ZiF), University of order to evade (relative) stagnation in and give up its claim to directly steer governmental interventions. Bielefeld, 2017–2018 what has become known as the “middle economic development of the economy, income trap”. This requires substan- its sectors as well as its major firms. In 2016 the joint proposal with contri- tial alterations not only in the structur- In expectation of substantial progress Markus Taube butions from Karen Shire was accepted al set-up and incentive systems gov- of China’s transition towards a full- Economic implications of the for funding by the Center for Interdis- erning the Chinese economy, but al- fledged market economy in the com- “Belt and Road Initiative” ciplinary Research (ZiF). In 2017 activi- so in the fabric and underlying norms ing years, the Protocol of Accession Current research ties included preparations of five work- and values structuring society as well of China to the WTO outlined that 15 shops planned during 2017–2018 and as the self-understanding of the polit- years after its accession China’s status A major impulse for economic develop- joint publications. During the next year, ical elite and its organization of politi- might be upgraded to a “market econo- ment in the Eurasian continent as well Karen Shire will be funded to spend cal processes. my”. While China interpreted the word- as a restructuring of the global division several weeks every quarter at the ZiF The Chinese business sector is already ing of these paragraphs as guarantee- of labour might be created with the un- to collaborate with the research group. responding to the need for more en- ing it an automatic transition to “mar- folding of what has become known as dogenous innovation in all sectors and ket economy” status, the EU upheld the “One Belt, One Road” or “Belt and segments of the economy. By doing the position that China would have to Road” initiative. Proposed by Chinese Markus Taube so, it is exerting pressure for changes demonstrate that it complies with the government in 2013 the initiative aims The Institutional Foundations of in the social fabric. At the same time five criteria defining the “market econ- at creating a comprehensive network Innovation in China Chinese government and the Chinese omy” status. With all economic observ- of transport corridors and an integrat- Current research Communist Party appear to be high- ers agreeing, that China did not fulfil ed industrial fabric spanning from Chi- ly committed to transforming the eco- these criteria (by a wide margin) at the na via the Middle East and Central Asia In recent years, innovation research nomic system and promoting an inno- end of 2016, the dispute focused on ju- to Europe. In the course of this multilat- has clearly shown that innovation-driv- vation-friendly institutional set-up – ridical exchanges on the existence of a eral industrialization programme new en economic development relies on a while upholding an unwavering claim guarantee or not. Eventually, the dis- regional and multilateral institutions broad foundation of benign cultural, so- to power. The Hayekian postulate ac- pute was solved with some diplomat- that complement or compete with ex- cial, political, and economic framework cording to which only free (democrat- ic genius that neither awarded China isting regional/global governance sys- conditions. Institutions based in various ic and market-based) societies can fea- the status of a “market economy”, nor tems can be expected to evolve. Their

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Completed Jiang Bingxue Franziska Gertz Dissertations Analyse der Bedeutung von Social China’s Environmental Policy – A First Abgeschlossen Media für den E-Commerce Analysis of the Environmental Pro- (Markus Taube) tection Law of 2015 (Nele Noesselt) Merve Avci Ursachen von Geschlechterungleich- Adrian Bosner Panajotis Gizis heiten im Dienstleistungssektor Welfare Effects of European Union Das Freeter-Phänomen in Japan: (Karen Shire) Protectionism in the Context of Euro- Konsequenz alternativer Lebensent- pean-Chinese Trade würfe oder Druck des Arbeitsmark- Lisa Bachmann tes? (Werner Pascha) Nomikai als Institution der japani- Antonia Brauksiepe schen Arbeitswelt (Karen Shire) Mutterschaft und Prekarität: Die Ar- Eren Gökdemir beitsmarktintegration in der Status­ Analyse des Einflusses von e-Word- Mehtap Balci passage junger Mutterschaft of-Mouth auf Kaufentscheidungen Eine Branchenstrukturanalyse nach (Karen Shire) (Markus Taube) Porter für die chinesische Smartpho- ne-Branche an einem Fallbespiel der Damla Cicek Tugba Gönen Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. Employer Branding für die Genera­ Untersuchung des Einflusses aus­ (Markus Taube) tion Z – Handlungsempfehlungen für gewählter Social-Media-Plattformen die Unternehmen (Markus Taube) auf die Kaufentscheidung von Konsu- 09 Jennifer Bartsch menten (Markus Taube) Untersuchung der Beweggründe chi- Ayimah Comfort nesischer Unternehmen zum Direkt- Leadership in Start-up Organisa- Nathalie Götz investitionsengagement in Afrika an- tions: The Case Study of Discovery Atypische Beschäftigungsverhältnis- hand des OLI-Paradigmas Cycle Professionals, Nigeria se und die Prekarisierung von Er- (Markus Taube) (Markus Taube) werbslagen junger Erwerbstätiger (Karen Shire) Thanuja Baskaran Roman Cordes Erfolgsfaktoren im E-Commerce – Die aktuelle Liberalisierungsreform Lisa Halfar Trends und Chancen für Online-­Händ­ des japanischen Elektrizitätsmark- Subjektivierung von Arbeit zwischen ler (Markus Taube) tes: Hintergründe, Umsetzung und betrieblicher Reorganisation und Re-­ erwartete Konsequenzen Taylorisierung (Karen Shire) Kira Bethke (Werner Pascha) Organisationssoziologische Analyse Sara Hansen der Pläne zur Verbesserung von Ge- Liang Cui LOHAS (Lifestlyle of Health and Sus- schlechtergleichheit der japanischen Handelseffekte einer trilateralen tainability) als Zielgruppe für japani- Regierung und des Erfolges ihrer Freihandelszone zwischen China, Ja- sche Produkte in Deutschland: Green Umsetzung der Jahre 2000–2015 pan und Südkorea (Werner Pascha) Marketing am Beispiel von Matcha (Karen Shire) (Werner Pascha) Seda Erzen Johanna Bieger Untersuchung unterschiedlicher Mar­ Laura Hartnauer Wie verändern sich ethnonationale ketingstrategien bei Fast Moving Con­ Zur Aktualität des Toyota-Produk­ Identitäten brasilianischer nikkeijin sumer Goods in China und Deutsch- tions­systems für westliche Auto­ vor dem Hintergrund ihrer Migra­ land am Fallbeispiel der Coca-­Cola mobil­hersteller (Werner Pascha) tions­erfahrungen in Japan? Corporation (Markus Taube) Abschlussarbeiten (Kyoko Shinozaki) Daniel Flegel und Dissertationen Einparteiendominanz in demokrati- schen Systemen

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Andrea Höcker Lisa Kranjc Niklas Rabe Boonyarit Wallapa Svenja Wenzel Yiqian Ye Der Einfluss des TRIPS-Abkommens Die Rolle von CSR bei Mergers & Lösungspotenzial von Migration für Analysis of Foreign Direct Invest- Welche Faktoren beeinflussen die Analyse von Einflussfaktoren der chi- auf das chinesische Intellectual Pro- Aquisitions im nationalen und inter- die Probleme des demographischen ment in Thailand based on the OLI-­ Entscheidung über ein Auslandsstu- nesischen Direktinvestition im Aus- perty Rights System und die daraus nationalen Kontext (Werner Pascha) Wandels: Am Fallbeispiel der Stadt Model (Markus Taube) dium japanischer Studenten? Eine land (Markus Taube) resultierenden Auswirkungen auf die Mülheim an der Ruhr (Karen Shire) kapitaltheoretische Analyse Wirtschaft (Markus Taube) Nina Krüger Anhui Wang (Kyoko Shinozaki) Sandra Zawiej The Difficulty of Marriage: Problems Simone Rauer Einführung der Miele-Produkte Koch- Zwischen Ent- und Re-Traditiona­ Thomas Jansen Women Have to Face in Japan Der Markt für japanische Manga in felder und Dunstabzugshauben im Mario Wißmann lisierung: Partnerschaftliche und Analyse der chinesisch-indischen (Karen Shire) Deutschland (Werner Pascha) chinesischen Markt – Analyse der Analyse der Wettbewerbsparameter ­familiale Arragements bei Doppel- Handelsbeziehungen zwischen 1980 wichtigsten Parameter des Produkt- für einen Markteintritt chinescher karrierepaaren und weiblichen Fami- und 2010 unter Einsatz des Modells Maximiliane Lechtenberger Irina Schmidt managements (Markus Taube) Anbieter auf dem deutschen Markt lienernähren (Karen Shire) komparativer Kostenvorteile D. Ri- Professionalisierungsprozesse und Perspectives for the sharing econo- für Solarenergie-Anlagen unter Ein- cardos (Werner Pascha) geschlechtsspezifische Arbeits- my in Japan‘s accomodation industry Yaween Wang satz des Five-Forces-Modells Sabrina Zeis marktsegregation (Karen Shire) (Werner Pascha) Untersuchung von Social Media als (Markus Taube) Der Zugang von EU-Firmen zu öffent- Seher Kanbur Marketinginstrument zur Kundenbin- lichen Aufträgen in Japan: Situation, Untersuchung des Potenzials tür- Christian Leibrandt Frederike Schmitz dung am Beispiel WeChat Fengli Xu Herausforderungen und mögliche kischstämmiger Konsumenten und Das Wahlsystem des japanischen Lebensmittelstandards als Problem (Markus Taube) Der Marketing-Mix ausländischer Beiträge durch das geplante Freihan- der Integration desselben in unter- Unterhauses – Critical Juncture oder nicht-tarifärer Handelshemmnisse Gastronomieunternehmen in der delsabkommen (Werner Pascha) nehmerische Wettbewerbsstrate­ inkrementeller Wandel? bei den Exporten der EU nach Japan Miyuki Watanabe Volksrepublik China. Eine komparati- gien (Markus Taube) (Werner Pascha) Analyse der Marktpositionierung von ve Analyse am Beispiel von Kentucky David Liendgens Smartphone-Anbietern im chinesi- Fried Chicken und Starbucks Lea Kauling Social Media Recruiting als moderne Katharina Schneider schen Markt – Eine komparative Un- (Markus Taube) Destinationsmarketing im chinesi- Form der Personalbeschaffung Der Markt für japanische Roboter im tersuchung von Apple und Xiaomi an- schen Outbound-Tourismus – Analy- (Markus Taube) deutschen Medizin- und Pflegesektor hand des 4P-Modells (Markus Taube) se deutscher Marketingstrategien (Werner Pascha) Maria Angelin Mariadasan Isabelle Keim E-Commerce-Erfolgsfaktoren, Chan- Julia Stehmann Soziale Gleichheit innerhalb der cen und Risiken im Online-Handel am Chinas ausländische Direktinvestitio- Master Theses Paar­beziehung von Dual Career Cou- Beispiel von Zalando (Markus Taube) nen in Sub-Sahara Afrika: Analyse ples? Eine Untersuchung von Macht- von Anreizen und Intentionen 2 Master-Arbeiten verteilung anhand der innerfamiliä- Vanessa Mereien (Markus Taube) ren Hausarbeitsteilung (Tao Liu) Wie beeinflusst vertikale Geschlech- tersegregation am Arbeitsmarkt die Lara Suraci Completed Thorben Broekmann Tri Hien Duong Anna Kemperdiek Situation weiblicher Führungskräfte Foreign-affiliated Companies in Ja- Analyse von Anpassungsbedarfen Die Bedeutung von CSR-Aspekten bei Abgeschlossen Persistenz oder Wandel? Die Ge- in Japan? (Karen Shire) pan as an Alternative for Japanese ausgewählter Kostenrechnungssys- Logistikdienstleistungen aus Kun- schlechtersegregation in der Wis- Working Women teme für den Dienstleistungssektor densicht (Markus Taube) sensökonomie (Karen Shire) Nora Mutz Jenny Adamus (Markus Taube) Wandlungstendenzen im japanischen Matthias Tüker Strategien zur Fachkräftegewinnung Tobias Fausten Kathrin Kempken Konsumentenverhalten insbesonde- Corporate Social Responsibility and unter Berücksichtigung von Online-­ Maximilian Brüning Japan’s New Industrial Policy: Chal- The Influence of the Japanese Hege- re am Beispiel IKEA (Werner Pascha) Compliance – Eine Untersuchung zur Recruiting (Markus Taube) Der Austritt aus dem EU-Binnen- lenges and Opportunities from an In- monic Masculinity ‘salaryman’ on the unternehmerischen Verantwortung markt: Verfahren, Optionen und Wür- dustry Maturity Perspective Prevalence of Males in the Phenome- Meltem Ocakverdi einer AG (Markus Taube) Christina Balk digung von Chancen und Risiken (Werner Pascha) non hikikomori (Karen Shire) Emotionen im Marketing – Chancen, Analysis of the Potential Future Tai- (Werner Pascha) Nutzen und Risiken (Markus Taube) Mari Uchima wanese Solar PV Market Develop- Benjamin Leif Friedrich Lisa-Maria Kettenhofen Die Entstehung der US-japanischen ment Based on the Five Forces Model Janna Büscher Effects of Population Decline on Inno- Institutionelle Rahmenbedingungen Stephanie Pietsch Sicherheitsallianz und die Rolle Oki- by Michael Porter (Markus Taube) Crisis Management in Japan: The vation in Japan’s Regional Economies von Pflegemigration unter dem Eco- Die Analyse des Wandels der klassi- nawas darin aus strategischer Sicht Case of the Toyota Recall Incident (Werner Pascha) nomic Partnership Agreement in Ja- schen Vaterrolle in Deutschland so- Johannes Bodner (Werner Pascha) pan (Karen Shire) wie des Einflusses ausgewählter ge- Aminzada Venus A Critical Perspective on Gender in Judith Hendricks sellschaftlicher Faktoren auf die Be- Marketing im Zeitalter der Digitalisie- UN Peacekeeping (Nele Noesselt, Christiane Burs Zur Situation weiblicher Führungs- Marit Köffers fürwortung einer alternativen Vater- rung – Chancen und Herausforde- co-supervisor) Analysis of Recruiting on Retention kräfte in der deutschen Bundeswehr Die Regulierung von Prostitution in rolle (Tao Liu) rungen für Unternehmen Strategies of Top Talents by “West- (Karen Shire) Deutschland (Karen Shire) (Markus Taube) ern” Multinational Corporations in China (Markus Taube)

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Johannes Hochreuther Dawud Nasruddinzada Moritz Schönleber Theo Westphal Natalyia Yurina Mengya Zhang The Unsustainable Character of the Chinesische Auslandsdirektinvesti­ Das chinesische Engagement in La- Role Theory and Chinese Foreign Intra-Industry Trade between the Eu- Greenfield or Acquisition: Testing the Japanese Legal Education System tio­nen und Internationalisierungsbe- teinamerika – strategisches Militär- Policy under Xi Jinping – The South ropean Union and the Republic of Ko- Transaction Cost / Internalization Reform 1998–2001 – Interest Group strebungen: Eine komparative Analy- bündnis oder neuer Pol der Weltwirt- China Sea Disputes (Nele Noesselt) rea and Its Determinants, 2001–2016 Theory for the Establishment Mode Heterogeneity as a Major Influencing se zugrundeliegender Charakteristi- schaft? (Nele Noesselt) Choice of Chinese Investors in Ger- Factor ka, Motive und Strategien unter Ein- Özlem Yilmaz Jiarui Zhang many (Markus Taube) bezug eines integrativen OLI-LLL- Mariia Shitikova Untersuchung der Gestaltungspara- Purchase Intention of Electric Vehi- Xiaowen Jin Modells (Markus Taube) The Labour Market for Youth in Ja- meter der Kooperationsbeziehung cles among Chinese Middle Class Qingai Zhang Chinese Outward FDI in Europe – A pan: Factors influencing the proba- (Coopetition) von Unternehmen im Based on the Theory of Planned Be- The Household Registration Reform comparison study between OLI and Dilan Özer bility to enter non-standard employ- Technologiesektor – Darstellung am havior (Markus Taube) in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou LLL model (Markus Taube) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) ment (Werner Pascha) Beispiel von Apple und Samsung – Ein Vergleich von CSR-Strategien (Markus Taube) Mutong Li zwischen KMUs und Großunternehmen Victoriia Shuryhina Motivations of Chinese Post-90s Fe- (Markus Taube) The Effect of Job Characteristics of males in Outbound Tourism Elderly Employees in Japan on their Natalia Orzhitckaia Subjective Well-being Doctoral Theses Santiago Jorge Lopez Lasheras The Utility of BRICS for China’s Strat- (Werner Pascha) Challenges for the Korean Chaebol egy in Global Economic Governance 3 Dissertationen Conglomerates: A strategic manage- Maria Smolko ment perspective (Werner Pascha) Judith Osei-Diawuo National Cultural Determinants of Bedeutung des Online Personal Mythogenesis in Socialist Societies Completed PENDING Magnus Dau Branding beim Screening im Perso- by the Example of PRC and USS Media as a Deliberative Arena? The Jiajia Ma Abgeschlossen LAUFEND Labor Market Flexibility: Lessons nalauswahlprozess von Dienstleis- (Nele Noesselt) Case of Environmental Protection from Japanese Employment Adjust- tungsunternehmen in Deutschland – Bureaus on Sina Weibo in China ment in the Structurally Depressed Eine empirische Analyse Oulannasin Souvannoudom Marcus Conlé Julia Aristova (Thomas Heberer) Industries, 1970s–1980s (Markus Taube) China, Japan, and Southeast Asia: China’s Biopharmaceutical Industry: Emergence of Low-Carbon Strate- (Werner Pascha) Dynamic Development Partners or Organizational Dynamics in a State gies at Sub-National Level in China: Aleksandra Davydova Ling Pang Power Balance and Security Allies? Capitalist Setting (Markus Taube) Shenyang city case study The Spillover ­Effects of Chinese Sarah Möller A Comparative Study of China[’s] and (Nele Noesselt) (Flemming Christiansen) ­Outward Cross-Border M & A on the “Fighting Corruption is to Prevent the Japan’s Foreign Policies to Africa Vitali Heidt Country’s ­Innovations Downfall of the Party and the State” – (Nele Noesselt) Christian Strauch Two Worlds of Aging: Institutional Katharina Borgmann (Shuanping Dai) The CCP’s attempt to garner political Soziale Bewegungen in China: Eine Shifts, Social Risks, and the Liveli- Cities of China – Analyzing and Un- support via Operation “Fox Hunt” and Elizaveta Priupolina komparative Untersuchung hood of the Japanese Elderly derstanding the Transformation of Ying Ding “Sky Net” (Nele Noesselt) Institutions and Institutional Change (Nele Noesselt) (Karen Shire) Urban Structures with the Tools of Adaptation and Contestation of Eth- in East Asia: Role of ideas introduced Architectural and Urban Semiotics nic Identities: The Jungarian Sibe Eva Muranko into political communication in China Lisa Tonnätt Julia Münch (J. Alexander Schmidt) (Flemming Christiansen) Die Auswirkungen der Übergangs- under the 5th generation of leader­ Delivery of Perishable Goods: Japan Führungsnachwuchs für China und fristen von Arbeitnehmerfreizügig- ship (Nele Noesselt) as a benchmark and implementation Japan. Explorative Analyse der Re- Stephanie Bräuer David Eichhorn keit bei der Integration der osteuro- potential for German logistics ser- krutierungsstrategien deutscher Un- Women Social Organization in the Japan‘s Competitive Identity päischen Länder in die EU am Bei- Muhammad Tayyab Rauf vice providers (Werner Pascha) ternehmen (Werner Pascha) People’s Republic of China: New (Werner Pascha) spiel Deutschlands und Großbritan- Joint Challenges, Shared Interests? Forms to Initiate Policy Change? A niens (Werner Pascha) Changing Pattern of Cooperation in Birsen Ugurlu Anna Shpakovskaya case study of Anti-Domestic Violence Tobias Fausten East Asia: Deciphering ‘One Belt, One Erklärungsansätze für Korruption De-administratizing the Chinese Red (ADV) organizations in Beijing Deindustrialization and its Effect on Itsayaporn Nakput Road’ Initiative (Nele Noesselt) mithilfe des Happy-Victimizer-Phä- Cross (2011–2014): Why Did It Fail? A (Thomas Heberer) the Japanese Economy Marketing Nachhaltigkeit: Die Ge- nomens anhand des Fallbeispiels historical institutional perspective (Werner Pascha) schäfts-Strategien für BMW und Friedrich Ressing ­FIFA-­Manager Sepp Blatter (Thomas Heberer) Huijie Chu Volkswagen in Chinas Elektrofahr- Sozio- und Umweltsponsoring im (Markus Taube) In Dialogue with Institutional Re- Ningjing Ge zeugmarkt (Shuanping Dai) Rahmen des Nachhaltigkeitsmarke- Dung Vu forms: Chinese Students Crossing Corruption in China: How Do We Un- ting – Wirkung auf Unternehmen, Anna Katharina Weiße Essays in Experimental Economics the Ridge of Higher Educational Insti- derstand It from a New Perspective – Sponsoringnehmer und Gesellschaft Auswirkungen eines gesetzlichen (kumulative Dissertation) tutions (HEIs) (Flemming Christiansen) Discourse Analysis, Measurement (Markus Taube) Mindestlohns auf die Beschäftigung (Markus Taube) and Mechanism – Eine Metastudie empirischer Be- (Flemming Christiansen) funde (Markus Taube)

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Youngah Guahk Xiaoli Lin Lia Musitz Oliver Simon The Governance of Sustainable Urban Urban Planning Systems’ Impacts on The Legal Case of China: Techno-­ Die Reise der chinesischen Studien- Development: Political Innovation in Built-up Environment­ and Urban Politics at Work. What do automated kommission zur Erforschung der the Case of New Eco Cities in South Trans­portation System: Sustainabili- decision-making systems do in court westlichen konsti­ tu­ tionellen­ Regie- Korea (Axel Klein) ty Assessment of Chinese Eco City and beyond? (Nele Noesselt) rungssysteme im Jahre 1906 und de- Projects (J. Alexander Schmidt) ren Auswirkungen auf die Rechtsre- Alexander Haering Iva Ognjanovic zeption und die Reformen zu Beginn A Cross-Cultural Comparison of Yang Liu Organizational Commitment of Young des 20. Jahrhunderts in China ­Higher-Order Risk Preferences Research Project: Entrepreneurship, People Working in a Foreign Compa- (Tobias Stoll, Universität Göttingen) (Jeannette Brosig-Koch) Innovation and Poverty Alleviation in ny in China: Morality and Class Habi- China (Shuanping Dai) tus (Flemming Christiansen) Deirdre Sneep Peter Thomas in der Heiden Cell Phone City and the Cyborg: Ja- Der Beitrag chinesischer Industrie­ Yao Lu Hongjin Oh pan’s Mobile Revolution in the Infor- politik zur Erhöhung der internatio- Does the Political Connection Dimin- Familialism and Care Work in South mation Age (Jens Martin Gurr) nalen Wettbewerbsfähigkeit von In- ish the Usefulness of Internal Control Korea and Japan (Karen Shire) dustriebranchen – Eine Untersu- in Avoiding Investment Risk? – Based Mihaela Suhalitca chung am Beispiel der chinesischen on empirical evidence of Chinese pri- Elizaveta Priupolina Self-regulation and Trust-building in Stahlindustrie (Markus Taube) vate firms (Markus Taube) Changing Patterns of the Sino-Rus- Japanese Sharing Economy sian Partnership (Nele Noesselt) (Werner Pascha) Antonia Hmaidi Jiajia Ma Essays on Chinese and International Labor Adjustment in the Structurally Benjamin Rabe Markus Tünte Economics (Markus Taube) Depressed State-owned Enterprises The effects of international coopera- Masculinity and Employment Change: in China (Markus Taube) tion on Japanese regional innovation A Comparison of Non-Standard Male Mi Jian clusters in the high-tech sector Workers in Germany and the Nether- MNEs‘ R & D Strategies in Chinese In- Connor Malloy (Working title) (Karen Shire) lands (Karen Shire) novation Systems (Markus Taube) Urbanizing Practices: A Sociological Study of Post-relocation Residential Katja Restel Tanja Walter Yasmin Koppen Communities in Urban China Informal Social Networks Chinese (Non-)Interventions: A Com- East Asian Landscapes and Legiti- (Flemming Christiansen) (Markus Taube) parative Analysis of Chinese Inter- mation: Localizing Religious and Po- ventions in the Middle East and Africa litical Authority in China and Adjoin- Mohamed Mansour Nicole Schleiffer (Nele Noesselt) ing Empires (Flemming Christiansen) Monetary Integration through Cur- Adaptation of the Value Proposition­ rency Competition: the Parallel Cur- for Electric Vehicles­ to Improve Cus- Miriam Wendel Stephanie Krebs rency Approach for East Asia tomer Acceptance – a Comparison Japans Sonderwirtschaftszonen aus Konsumentenverhalten und Verbrau- (Werner Pascha) between Chinese (emerging) and Sicht der Politischen Ökonomie cherpolitik nach Fukushima (Arbeits- Ger­man (developed) Markets (Werner Pascha) titel) / Consumer Behavior and Con­ Jörg Mathäus (Heike Proff) su­mer Policy in the Aftermath of Fu- Corporate Governance in China: Eine Guanzhong Yang kushima (Working title) Analyse der internen und externen Diana Schüler Information, Incentives and ­Social (Werner Pascha) Sanktionsmechanismen New Hopes, New Risks – Entrepre- Background (Jeannette Brosig-Koch) (Markus Taube) neurship as occupational choice in Lassi Laine the midst of institutional change in Kawai Yiu Varieties of Individuality in China Dominique Miguel Borm South Korea (Werner Pascha) Private Equity in China: Spieltheoreti- (Flemming Christiansen) #mediastrategy: Japanese social sche Analyse der Interessen und Ak- movement organisations and the Mira Schüller teure (Markus Taube) Weijing Le media in the internet era (Axel Klein) Technically Optimal Electric Vehicle Political Innovations in Chinese High­ Design for User Groups in China Yu Zou er Education Admission Policies Aimi Muranaka (­Dieter Schramm) Decentralization, Institutionalized Co- (Axel Klein) The Use of Foreign Labor by Japane- operation and Forest Self-Gover- se Firms (Karen Shire) nance in China (Markus Taube)

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Study Programs at the In-EAST Bachelor-Studiengang BA MOAS Master Program MA MEAS Master Program MA CEAS Deutschsprachig, Schwerpunkt Sozio­ English-taught, East Asian language English-taught, East Asian language logie, Politikwissenschaft oder Wirt- Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (lan- Chinese, Japanese, or Korean (without Courses schaftswissenschaften, Ostasiatische guage background required), 2 semes- language background, strong disciplin­ Sprache Chinesisch, Japanisch oder ter (with strong disciplinary back- ary background required – sociology, Koreanisch, 8 Semester (davon 2 Aus- ground – sociology, political science, or political science, or economics), 4 se- offered landssemester) economics) or 4 semester (with weak mester disciplinary background)

Winter term 2016/17 1 Wintersemester 2016/17

Sprachkurse Module Chinese for Advanced Students Modul OA 2: Einführung in die Grund­ (BA MOAS) Chinese for Advanced Students: News- lagen und Entwicklungen der Länder papers Ostasiens (Teil 2) (Vorlesung/Übung) Modul SC 1: Chinesisch Intensiv 1 Lun Du Axel Klein Lun Du / Xuepan Wang Chinese for Advanced Students: Essays Lun Du Modul OA 5: Angewandte Ostasienstudien Modul SC 3: Chinesisch Intensiv 3 und Nachbereitung des Auslandsjahrs Lun Du / Xuepan Wang Module LJ 1: Intensive Japanese I (Übung) Yuka Ando / Akiko Kiuchi / Yuko Axel Klein Modul SC 5: Chinesisch Intensiv 5 Sugita / Ryusuke Takai Lun Du 10 Module LJ 3: Intensive Japanese III Introductory Modules Modul SJ 1: Japanisch Intensiv 1 Yuka Ando / Akiko Kiuchi / Yuko (BA / MA MEAS / MA CEAS) Kayoko Asada / Yuko Sugita / Sugita / Ryusuke Takai Ryusuke Takai Module DA 1: East Asia in the Social Lehrveranstaltungen Module Advanced Japanese Reading­ ­Sciences (Vorlesung) Modul SJ 3: Japanisch Intensiv 3 and Technical Composition East Asia in Political Science Yuka Ando Advanced Japanese Reading Axel Klein / Lia Musitz / Yuko Sugita Anna Shpakovskaya Modul SJ 5: Japanisch Intensiv 5 Advanced Japanese Composition East Asia in Sociology Yuka Ando Yuka Ando Melanie Wacker

Modul SK 1: Koreanisch Intensiv 1 Module LK 1: Intensive Korean I Module DA 2: East Asia in Economic Stefan Knoob Stefan Knoob ­Sciences (Vorlesung) The Development Issues of the Econo- Module Korean for Advanced Students mies of East Asia Language Courses (MA) Stefan Knoob Werner Pascha / Shuanping Dai Contemporary Challenges of the Econ- Module LC 1: Intensive Chinese I omies in East Asia Jing Chen Ostasiatische Regional­ Werner Pascha / Shuanping Dai studien (BA MOAS) Module LC 3: Intensive Chinese III Module DA 3: Transnational Perspec- Xiaoqing Fan Modul OA 1: Einführung in das Studium tives on East Asia (­Vorlesung/Übung) Ostasiens (Teil 1) (Übung/Seminar) Contemporary History of East Asia Axel Klein / Stefan Knoob Flemming Christiansen Transnational Relations of East Asia Yuan Li

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Advanced East Asian Module AEAS 2114: The Economy of East Politikwissenschaft Wirtschaftswissen- Studies (BA / MA) Asia (BA / MA) schaften The Economy of East Asia (Seminar) Module AEAS 1102: Work and Employ- Yuan Li Modul 3: Konfliktbearbeitung und Peace­ Seminar on China’s Economy (Kollo- Applied Microeconomics / Angewandte ment in Japan Project Study: Economic Issues of Con­ building / Modul 4: Regionalmodul I quium) Mikroökonomik (Vorlesung) Labor Markets and Employment Insti- temporary East Asia (Seminar/Übung) Außenpolitik und regionale Konflikt- Markus Taube Markus Taube tutions in Japan (Vorlesung/Übung Yuan Li bearbeitung: Asien (Seminar) und Seminar) Nele Noesselt Helmut Demes Elective Modules Modul Orientierungswissen Summer term 2017 Module AEAS 1103: Japanese Society International Economic Organisation and Social Structure Module E 4: Contemporary Issues of the (Vorlesung) 2 Sommersemester 2017 Social Structure, Identity and Social Korean Economy Werner Pascha / Mohamed Mansour Action in Contemporary Japan Introduction to the Korean Economy Governance-Prozesse in der post-­ (Seminar) and Society (Vorlesung) maoistischen VR China: Theorien, Sprachkurse Einführung in die chinesische Module AEAS 5: The Economy of China Kyoko Shinozaki Werner Pascha / Mohamed Mansour Strukturen, Implikationen (BA MOAS) Wirtschaft (Vorlesung) Economic Studies on China (Vorlesung) Social Content Analysis Using Official Topical Issues of the Korean Economy Nele Noesselt Werner Pascha / Antonia Hmaidi Shuanping Dai and Media Sources (Übung) and Business Management (Seminar) Modul SC 2: Chinesisch Intensiv 2 Einführung in die Gesell­schaften Ost­ China Management Cases (Seminar) Kyoko Shinozaki Werner Pascha / Mohamed Mansour Modul A 6: Politikimplementation und Lun Du asiens (Vorlesung) Markus Taube Public Policy Florian Coulmas / Flemming Chris- Module AEAS 1110: Recent Develop- Urbanization of the Developing World – Das Neue Steuerungsmodell – Wie Modul SC 4: Chinesisch Intensiv 4 tiansen / Stefan Knoob Module AEAS 7: International Economic ments in the Chinese Society (Vorle- Views from Geography (Blockseminar) output-orientiert wurde die Verwal- Lun Du Einführung in die politischen Systeme and Business Issues of Japan sung/Seminar) Helmut Schneider tung? (Seminar) Ostasiens (Vorlesung) Japan’s Role in Global and Regional Tao Liu Nina Rotermund Modul SJ 2: Japanisch Intensiv 2 Axel Klein / Nele Noesselt / Economic Relations (Vorlesung) Yuka Ando / Kayoko Asada/ Stefan Knoob Werner Pascha Module AEAS 1111: Chinese ­International PhD Program Yuko Sugita Management in Japan / Business Is- Relations Risk and East Asia Soziologie (BA / MA) Modul OA 2: Einführung in die Grund­ sues in Japan’s Economy (Seminar) Project Study: Core Issues of Chinese Modul SJ 4: Japanisch Intensiv 4 lagen und Entwicklungen der Länder Werner Pascha / Mihaela Suhalitca Foreign Policy (Seminar) Core Theory (Hauptseminar) E-Modul 2: Einführung in Studium und Yuka Ando / Yuko Sugita Ostasiens (Teil 1) (Vorlesung/Übung) Nele Noesselt Flemming Christiansen / Florian die Arbeitstechniken der Soziologie Axel Klein / Melanie Wacker / Module AEAS 9: The Chinese Society Chinese Foreign Policy and China’s Coulmas / Winfried Flüchter / (Vorlesung/Seminar) Modul SK 2: Koreanisch Intensiv 2 / Stefan Knoob (Seminar) Role in World Affairs (Seminar) ­Thomas Heberer / Axel Klein / Vitali Heidt / Kyoko Shinozaki / Module LK 2: Intensive Korean 2 Tao Liu Nele Noesselt Werner Pascha / Kyoko Shinozaki / ­Oliver Simon u. a. Stefan Knoob Modul OA 4: Vorbereitung auf das Aus- Markus Taube landsjahr Module AEAS 12: Political Development Module AEAS 1116: Institutions in Japa- Module 5/6: Schwerpunktmodul I/II Interkulturelle Kommunikation & in China nese Politics Research Forum (Seminar/Kolloquium) Regulierung transnationaler Arbeit Language Courses (MA) ­Vorbereitung auf das Auslandsjahr Project Study: Core Issues of Chinese Institutions in Japanese Politics (Sem- Flemming Christiansen / Florian (Seminar) Axel Klein / Lun Du / Miwa Sakai Politics (Vorlesung/Seminar) inar/Übung) Coulmas / Winfried Flüchter / Birgit Apitzsch Module LC 2: Intensive Chinese II Nele Noesselt Axel Klein ­Thomas Heberer / Axel Klein / Männlichkeit und (Sorge-)Arbeit Jing Chen Political Culture and State-Society Project Study: Institutions in Compara- Werner Pascha / Kyoko Shinozaki / (­Seminar) Advanced East Asian ­Interactions (Seminar) tive Perspective (Seminar/Übung) Markus Taube Markus Tünte Module LJ 2: Intensive Japanese II Studies (BA / MA) Nele Noesselt Axel Klein Transnationalisierung von Hoch- Akiko Kiuchi / Miwo Sakai schulen in vergleichender Perspektive Module AEAS 1: Institutions and Organi- Module AEAS 13: Economic Develop- Module AEAS 2106: Business and Sozialwissenschaften / (Seminar) Module Chinese for Advanced Students zations in Japan ments in East Asia Economy­ in China (Macroeconomic De- Wirtschaftslehre / Kyoko Shinozaki Intermediate Chinese Institutions and Organizations in Japan (Vorlesung) velopments in the Chinese Economy) Politik (Lehramt) Lun Du (Seminar) Yuan Li (Seminar) Arbeitsmarkt- und Sozialpolitik in Kei Takata Shuanping Dai / Antonia Hmaidi Basismodul Soziologie ­China und anderen Schwellenländern Research on Japanese Social Institu- Module AEAS 15: Japanese Politics Arbeitsmarktwandel und die Erosion (Seminar) Ostasiatische Regional­ tional Change (Seminar) (Seminar) Module AEAS 2108: Japan’s Political von Normalarbeit (Seminar) Tao Liu studien (BA MOAS) Vitali Heidt Axel Klein Economy­ Markus Tünte Japan’s Economy between Market, Kolloquium für Abschlussarbeiten Modul OA 1: Einführung in das Studium­ State and Society (Seminar) Wahlpflichtmodul: Der Bürger im Staat II Kyoko Shinozaki, Markus Tünte Ostasiens (Teil 2) = Modul OA 3: Teil­ Werner Pascha (Seminar) gebiete der Ostasienstudien Nina Rotermund

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Elective Modules Sozialwissenschaften / Transnationalism, Family and Gender Special Teaching Activities (Seminar) Wirtschaftslehre / Neues aus der Lehre Elective Module E 5: Research Methods Politik (Lehramt) Rumin Luo 3 on Modern East Asian Studies: Econom- Sozialpolitik in China und anderen ic Approaches and Perspectives Modul: Soziale Ungleichheit & Sozialer­ Schwellenländern (Seminar) Contemporary Issues of the Chinese Wandel I Tao Liu Recruitment Seminar – How to find a Market and policy making in Europe. He Florian Coulmas held an Intensive Economy (Seminar) Sozialer Wandel und Migration/Mobili- job in Japan. One-day seminar for BA offered a course on European Economic Course Sociolinguistics today. Methods Yuan Li täten (Seminar) Modul 5/6: Schwerpunktmodul; and MA students with language focus Integration for about 25 students from for the analysis of Ancient and modern Kyoko Shinozaki a) Orga­nisation, Arbeit und Beruf; in Japanese by Virginie Grillet, Eu- the US, Hong Kong and elsewhere, who languages at the Summer School at the c) Gesellschaftsvergleich und Trans­ rope Manager, Fourth Valley Concierge visited Duisburg for several weeks in University for Foreigners, Siena, June Seminar attached to Basismodul natio­nalisierung; d) Soziale Ungleich- Corp., organized by Top Career. early summer. 12–14, 2017 Thesis Einführung Politische Systeme heit, Lebensformen, Geschlecht; (­Seminar) e) Theo­rie moderner Gesellschaften Florian Coulmas gave a special course Flemming Christiansen held series Rumin Luo participated at the Global Kolloquium / Seminar to Theses Nina Rotermund Transnationale Perspektiven auf so- Japanese Society at the Department of seminars on English-Language Ap- and Transnational Sociology Summer Markus Tünte / Vitali Heidt / ziale Ungleichheiten in wissenschaft­ of Asian and North African Studies, proaches to Chinese Sociology, Inner School 2017 on Transnationalism, Fami- Kyoko Shinozaki Modul: Themenfelder der Gesellschafts- lichen Karrieren (Seminar) Ca’ Foscari University, Venice, Febru- Mongolia University, Hohhot, March– ly and Gender, June 26 – July 8, 2017. wissenschaften Kyoko Shinozaki ary–March 2017. May 2017. Kolloquium / Seminar to Theses Politische Soziologie des Zeitgesche- Aktuelle Perspektiven der Frauen- und Florian Coulmas gave a special lec- Markus Taube / Shuanping Dai hens (Seminar) Geschlechterforschung (Seminar) Werner Pascha participated in the Lia Musitz hat als externe Lehrbeauf- ture How multiligual is the Internet? at Flemming Christiansen Markus Tünte Business and Economics Summer tragte am Institut für Theater-, Film- the Summer School of the PhD School Kolloquium / Seminar to Theses Transnationalism, Family and Gender Term (BEST) program of the Mercator und Medienwissenschaft an der Uni- of the University of Milano-Bicocca, Ad- Flemming Christiansen / Tao Liu (Seminar) School of Management of UDE offered versität Wien das MA-Seminar Das vances In Collective Intelligence: Crowds, Politikwissenschaft for students from abroad, which con- Vermessen der Wirklichkeit: Wissen, Big-Data and Community Resilience, Kolloquium / Seminar on Japan’s (BA / MA) centrates on core subjects of business Wahrheit, Evidenz im digitalen Zeitalter September 18–22, 2017. Economy (­Kolloquium) Wirtschaftswissen- techniques and economics, with spe- abgehalten. Werner Pascha / Miriam Wendel Modul 4/5: Regionalmodul schaften (BA) cial emphasis on the European Single Politics in China (Vorlesung) Kolloquium / Seminar on Politics in Nele Noesselt Modul 7: Wettbewerb und Wirtschafts- China (­Kolloquium) Entwicklungsprobleme und -strategien ordnung Nele Noesselt in Ostasien (Seminar) Einführung in die Wirtschaftspolitik Nele Noesselt (Vorlesung) Library Report Seminar to Thesis (Anleitung zum Werner Pascha / Tobias Fausten Bibliotheksbericht selbständigen Arbeiten) Modul 7: Entwicklungsprobleme und 4 Axel Klen Nord-Süd-Beziehungen Developing China: Underdeveloped or PhD Program a “southern”-counter model of “north- Risk and East Asia The library of the Institute of East Asian Asian Collection are recorded in the the virtual portal of the Asian studies. Kulturgeographie / ern” development? (Seminar) Studies is integrated as East Asia Col- networked electronic database of Uni- ­User registration is recommended to ­Regionale Geographie Lia Musitz Research Forum (Seminar) lection in the University Library (UL), versity Libraries of North Rhine-West- use the full range of CrossAsia services Ost- und Südostasiens Flemming Christiansen / Thomas and therefore applies the UL’s regu- phalia and can be retrieved from the (https://crossasia.org). Heberer / Werner Pascha / Karen lations for use, acquisition policy and catalogue “Primo” of the UL (http://pri- Blauer Leihverkehr (Blue Loan Service) Zwischen Globali­sierung und Regiona­ Soziologie (BA / MA) Shire / Markus Taube budget requirements. However, the col- mo.ub.uni-due.de/). is a special form of interlibrary loan, li­sierung – aktu­elle Aspekte der Welt- lection has its own location from D76 The University Library has a number of which provides direct delivery of litera- wirtschaft aus wirtschafts­geographi­ Modul 6/11: Spezialisierung Profil der Research Methods (Seminar) to D87 in the first floor of the branch li- subject-oriented databases. The sub- ture in original languages. It is based on scher Sicht (Vorlesung) Soziologie an der UDE; a) Vertiefung Ge- Flemming Christiansen / Thomas brary LK. ject area of East Asian Studies offers a a loan agreement between East, South- Helmut Schneider sellschaftsvergleich und Transnationali­ Heberer / Werner Pascha / Karen The collection reflects the contempo- constantly growing range of databas- east and Central Asian research insti- sierung; b) Vertiefung Organisation, Ar- Shire / Markus Taube rary relevance and interdisciplinary es, reference works, portals and news- tutes and the East Asia Department of Ost- und Südostasien in der Welt- beit und Sozialstruktur nature of East Asian Studies. The main papers. These can be accessed via the the Berlin State Library, to which our wirtschaft (Seminar) Care and Gender in Global Migration atlas.ti Workshop (Blockseminar, An- collection areas are politics, econo- homepage of the UL under the menu institute is affiliated. Institute mem- Helmut Schneider (Seminar) leitung zum selbständigen Arbeiten) my, society, geography, modern histo- items “databases/in subject order/Ost­ bers may obtain original East Asian lit- Kyoko Shinozaki Flemming Christiansen ry, culture and the modern languages asienwissenschaften”. erature through the electronic order Umweltkonflikte – Beiträge der geo­ Die Transformation von Arbeit im of China, Japan and Korea. Since the IN-EAST has a license agree- form (https://crossasia.org/en/ser- graphischen Konfliktforschung deutsch-niederländischen Vergleich The Collection currently holds about ment with the Berlin State Library, vice/blauer-leihverkehr/). (Seminar) (Seminar) 31,000 monographs and more than 500 students and members of our insti- For further information, please contact Helmut Schneider Markus Tünte periodicals including ongoing subscrip- tute may use the shared licensed da- Ms. Rita Németh, the library’s repre- tions. The total holdings of the East tabases from East Asia via CrossAsia, sentative.

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October 11, 2016 November 15, 2016 December 2, 2016 Verena Utikal Muhamed Kudic Shih-Jiun Shi WORKSHOPS (Junior Professor for Behavioral (University of Bremen) (Professor, Graduate Institute of Economics, University of Erlangen-­ The Effects of Entrepreneurial National Development, National Nürnberg) Activities on Knowledge Diffu- ­Taiwan University, Taipei) and Symposia How to Organize Creative sion Efficiency in Regional In- How Hukou Systems in China Working Time – An Experimen- novation Systems. Ex-ante poli- and Taiwan Define Immigrants’ tal Evaluation cy evaluation using the VISIBLE Social Benefits simulation model October 26, 2016 December 13, 2016 Chenggang Xu November 16, 2016 Volker H. Schmidt (Professor, Cheung Kong Graduate Marion Eggert (Professor of Sociology, National School of Business, University of (Professor, Ruhr University Bochum) University of Singapore) Hong Kong) Major Structures of Historical East Asia and the Break- Political Economy of Making Experience Shaping Korea’s through of Global Modernity: an Authoritarian Constitution: Culture and Society Impact and Implications The Case of China November 22, 2016 December 7, 2016 Gastvorträge, November 2, 2016 Wolfgang Niebel Jörg Plassen WORKSHOPS Thomas Heberer (German Aerospace Center, DLR) (Professor, Ruhr-Universität Bo- (Seniorprofessor Politik und Ge- Innovation on Sustainable chum) und Symposien sellschaft Chinas, Universität Duis- ­Mobility Concepts Einige Überlegungen zu Natio­ burg-Essen) nalstaatlichkeit und Transre- Der ostasiatische Entwick­lungs­ November 23, 2016 gionalismus im ostasiatischen weg und das ‚Modell China‘: al- Jürgen Wöhler Buddhismus ter Wein in neuen Schläuchen? Business and Sales Structures (Vortragsreihe von AREA Ruhr) (Vortragsreihe von AREA Ruhr) in Korea December 14, 2016 November 9, 2016 November 23, 2016 Bingqin Li Bayar Nasan Maria Danilovich (Associate Professor, Director, Chi- (Professor, School of Ethnology and (Department of International Rela- nese Social Policy Program, Uni- Sociology, Inner Mongolia Universi- tions, Belarusian State University, versity of New South Wales, Sydney) ty, Hohhot) Minsk) Housing, Care and Intergenera- An Unofficial Discourse of Eth- Tightening the Silk Road Belt: tional Exchange in China nicity in Inner Mongolia, China Challenges and Opportunities December 15, 2016 November 15, 2016 November 30, 2016 Jianxing Yu Katarzyna Golik Sunkung Choi (Dean of the School for Public Man- (Faculty of Mongolian and Tibetan (Professor, University of Groningen) agement, Zhejiang University, Studies, Warsaw University) Recent Political Economic Hangzhou) Dependent Development of ­Issues in South Korea Mapping Local Governments’ Mongolia – what alternatives Innovations in the Xi Era can be proposed? December 21, 2016 David Slater (Professor, Sophia University, Tokyo) Digital Oral Narrative of Politi- 11 cal Activism in Japan 76 77

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December 21, 2016 February 8, 2017 May 4, 2017 June 28, 2017 July 10, 2017 July 26, 2017 Sunkung Choi King Lun Ngok Mingang Lin Sebastian Bersick Hsin-Lun Yu Peng Lu (University of Groningen) (Professor, School of Government / (Center for Social Security Re- (Ruhr University Bochum) (Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot) (Chinese Academy of Social Scienc- Recent Political Economic Centre for Chinese Public Adminis- search, Nanjing University) Normative Ordnung und insti- Being Forced to Be Herdsmen: es, Beijing) ­Issues in South Korea tration Research, Sun Yat-sen Uni- Understanding Welfare Stigma tutioneller Wandel in Ostasien The Process of Modernization Cadre Parents and Their Child­ versity, Guangzhou) in China: An Empirical Study on (Vortragsreihe von AREA Ruhr) of Evenki Hunters under the ren for Business? The Dual-­ January 18, 2017 China’s Social Turn and Social the Implementation Effect of State Power of China Track Intergenerational Repro- Hannes Mosler Policy Expansion in the New the Urban Dibao July 5, 2017 duction of Elites in China: 1978– (Junior Professor, Graduate School Century: Toward a New Welfare Sarah Eaton July 12, 2017 2010 of East Asian Studies, Freie Univer- Regime? May 17, 2017 (Center for Modern East Asian Zhongyuan Enoch Wang sität Berlin) Yanfei Sun Studies, University of Göttingen) (Leiden University) September 18, 2017 Presidential Impeachment and February 14, 2017 (Zhejiang University) Ecosystem Governance in Coaching Representation: Mahito Hayashi Democracy in Korea Qian Wang Twists of Fate: Growth Trajec- ­China: Incentives Structures ­Congressional Training in (Kinjo Gakuin University, Nagoya) (China’s Public Sector Economy Re- tories of Catholicism and Prot- and Adaptive State Capacity ­China’s Single-Party System Labor/Poverty Politics against January 25, 2017 search Center, Jilin University, estantism in Modern China the Japanese Developmental Maggi Leung Changchun) Compared State: De-Nationalization after (Associate Professor, Utrecht Uni- The Effectiveness of the Emis- 1945, Nationalization by New versity) sion Trading Scheme on Car- May 31, 2017 Actors Internationalization of Higher bon Emissions Reduction. Evi- Dingxin Zhao Education and Research as a dence from China (University of Chicago and Zhejiang Development Strategy in China: University, Hangzhou) Opportunities and Risks April 4, 2017 Confucian-Legalist State, and Xiaohua Yu Patterns of Social Change January 25, 2017 (Research Center Poverty, Equity Symposia and Conferences (CO)organized by In-EAST Heungsoon Jung and Growth of Georg August Univer- June 7, 2017 Symposien und Konferenzen vom IN-EAST (Mit)organisiert (Bank of Korea, Frankfurt a. M.) sity of Göttingen) 2 Yilong Lu Monetary Policy of the Bank of Memory and Discounting (Renmin University of China, Beijing) Korea The Coming of Post-earthbound May 3, 2017 China November 14, 2016, Duisburg, Univer- November 18, 2016, Duisburg, Univer- November 18–20, 2016, Duisburg, January 31, 2017 Misook Lee sity of Duisburg-Essen sity of Duisburg-Essen University of Duisburg-Essen Lijia Tan (Assistant Professor, Integrated June 12, 2017 The Frontier of North- 20TH Duisburg East Asia VSJF annual Meeting: (University of Cologne) Human Sciences Program for Cul- KEN’ICHIRO KONDO Reserve Prices versus Renego- tural Diversity, University of Tokyo) (Associate Professor, Faculty of Ed- east Asian Industrial- Day: MOBILITY IN METRO­ Mobility and the City of tiation in Procurement Auc- Transnational Communicative ucation, University of Hokkaido) ization: The Long Per- POLITAN REGIONS – TOKYO the Future spective (1895–now) AND THE RUHR AREA tions: An experimental com- Networks in South Korea’s Historische Entwicklungen des Co-organized by VSJF – Vereinigung parison ­Democratization Movement in japanischen Bildungssystems Co-organized by GRK 1613 Risk and East Opening Remarks für sozialwissenschaftliche Japanfor­ the 1970s and 80s: focusing on und ihre Folge Asia, IN-EAST, University of Duisburg-­ Axel Klein & Helmut Demes (IN-EAST) schung and IN-EAST Institute of East February 1, 2017 the Japan-Korea Solidarity (in japanischer Sprache) Essen and Ruhr University Bochum Asian Studies, University of Duisburg-­ Sabine Burghart Movement Panel Discussion Essen (Department of East Asian Studies, June 13, 2017 Participants included: Julia Aristo- Moderation: Kai Rüsberg (Journalist) University of Vienna) May 4, 2017 KEN’ICHIRO KONDO va (IN-EAST School of Advanced Stud- J. Alexander Schmidt (Professor of Ci- Panel 1: The City as Sustainable Space North Korea and Its Relation- Misook Lee (Associate Professor, Faculty of Ed- ies, University of Duisburg-­Essen), Dr. ty Planning and Urban Design, Director, for Life and Work ship to the South (Assistant Professor, Integrated ucation, University of Hokkaido) Alessandra Cappelletti (The American Main Research Area Urban Systems, Chair: J. Alexander Schmidt (Universi- Human Sciences Program for Cul- Language Education in the University of Rome; Käte Hambur­ger University of Duisburg-Essen) ty of Duisburg-Essen) February 1, 2017 tural Diversity, University of Tokyo) Modern Japan: With a Focus on Kolleg, University of Duisburg-­Essen), André Sorensen (Professor of Urban Christoph Brumann (Max-Planck-Insti- Marion Eggert From Field Research to Okinawa Prof. Flemming Christiansen (IN- Geography, University of Toronto Scar- tut für ethnologische Forschung, Halle): (Ruhr-Universität Bochum) ­Research Paper – Strategies in EAST, University of Duisburg-­Essen), borough Kyoto, the City of the Future? Grenzen des Sinozentrismus: Academic Work June 27, 2017 Dr. Katarzyna Golik (Polish Academy Mamoru Taniguchi (Professor of Policy Hidetoshi Ohno (University of Tokyo): Diglossie, Übersetzung und Li­ Fan Ke of Sciences, Warzaw; Central Statisti- and Planning Sciences, Tsukuba Uni- Big Transportation and Small Trans- teraturproduktion im Choson-­ (Nanjing University) cal Office of Poland),P rof. Tao Liu (IN- versity) portation zeitlichen Korea Fredrik Barth and Paradigm EAST, University of Duisburg-­Essen), Hans-Werner Wehling (Professor of (Vortragsreihe von AREA Ruhr) Change in Chinese Ethnology Prof. Christine Moll-Murata (Ruhr Geography – Geography of Old Industri- Public Panel: 20th East Asia Day University Bochum), Prof. Nasan Ba- alized Regions, University of Duisburg-­ (see paragraph before and Chapter 2, yar (Inner Mongolia University, Hohhot). Essen) page 14)

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Panel 2: Governance and Planning Per- Elisabeth Scherer (University of Düs- Xiaobo Hu: China’s New Normal: Chal- Panel VIII: Governance Experiments: Keynote Speeches February 9, 2017, Köln, Japan Founda- spectives on the Spatiality of Urban seldorf): A City Full of Robots: Contest- lenges to Old Politics of Economic Re- Legal­ Dimensions Jörg Schönharting (University of Duis- tion / Japanisches Kulturinstitut Transportation ed Urban Space in Tezuka Osamu’s forms He Li (Merrimack College, North Ando- burg-Essen): Challenges of Sustainable Regional Economic Inte- Chair: Thomas Feldhoff (Ruhr Univer- “Tetsuwan Atomu” ver, MA): Chinese Discourse on Consti- Mobility in Germany and China – Can gration of Japan and Asia sity Bochum) Cosima Wagner (Free University Ber- Panel III: New Normal: Political-Eco- tutionalism and Its Impacts on Reforms We Learn from Each Other? André Sorensen (University of Toron- lin): Dialogues of Urban Planning and nomic Dimensions Flora Sapio (Australian National Uni- Takahiro Fujimoto (University of To- Organized by the Japan Foundation / to Scarborough): The Tokaido Megalop- Science Fiction: The Example of Ro- Thomas B. Gold (University of Cali- versity, Canberra): Ideological Plastici- kyo): An Architectural Analysis of Green Japanisches Kulturinstitut in coopera- olis after 50 Years: Lessons for emerg- bot(ic) Cities for the Future in Japan fornia, Berkeley): Normalizing Private ty in Xi Jinping’s China. Towards a New Vehicles – Variety of Vehicle Types and tion with the IN-EAST / Werner Pascha, ing Asian super-cities Angela Yiu (Sophia University, Tokyo): Business in China Political Ontology Locations? supported by Deutsch-Japanischer Johannes Klühspies (Technische The In-Between Space of the Suburbs Lowell Dittmer (University of Califor- Wirtschaftskreis (DJW) Hochschule Deggendorf): Disruptive nia, Berkeley): The Political Economy of IN-EAST School Research Groups Technologies and Their Long-Term Per- China’s New Normal: Origins and Pros- Marcus Conlé: Reflections on Innova- The economic role of Japan in the spectives – The Case of the Japanese pects tion Asia-Pacific region is of particular in- Chuo Maglev Transportation System Shuanping Dai (University of Duisburg-­ December 9, 2016, Duisburg, Univer- Timo Heinrich, Alexander Haering, terest and relevance, but rather little Osman Balaban (Middle East Technical November 30 – December 3, 2016, Essen): Shaping the Innovation Capaci- sity of Duisburg-Essen Guanzhong Yang: Behavioral Econom- known in the West, particularly when University, Ankara): Urban Responses Duisburg, University of Duisburg-Essen ty in China’s Electric Vehicle DIS-Orders: ics and East Asia the implications for European or Ger- to Climate Change: Lessons from Jap- man business are considered. Japan International Workshop: China in Her Own Rights Nicole Schleiffer, Mira Schüller: anese Cities Panel IV: Political Consequences of Chi- E-Mobility in Asia and Europe has fostered economic integration China’s “New Normal”: na’s New Normal Organized by Lia Musitz and Nina Beate Löffler, Katharina Borgmann, within East as well as with Southeast Politics, Economic Panel 3: Peak Car? Jinghao Zhou (Hobart and William Rotermund (IN-EAST) Deirdre Sneep: Urban Systems in East Asia, and beyond in the wider Asia-­ ­Reforms and Political Chair: Werner Pascha (University of Smith Colleges, Geneva, NY): Political Asia Pacific region. This has led to dense Duisburg-Essen) Philosophy Consequences of China’s New Normal In Western discourses, China is main- Paul Scalise, Julia Aristova, Xiaoli economic and business linkages in the Toshio Hirota (Waseda University, To- Organized by Nele Noesselt (Univer- and Its Coping Strategies ly perceived as being in a state with- Lin: Institutional Innovations in East area, also involving deep production kyo): Innovation in Electric Vehicle sity of Duisburg-Essen) in the frame- Tianyang Xi (Peking University): Re- out rights. Against this backdrop, this Asian Energy Markets networks along the supply chain. Technology and Application for Public work of the DFG project Configurations structuring Processes at the City Level workshop aimed to open up conceiv- Momoyo Hüstebeck, Youngah Guahk, The Symposium focussed on the fol- Transport of Governance and Development Paths in abilities of law in China. We negotiat- Weijing Le: Political Innovations in East lowing issues: Which developments are Yveline Lecler (University of Lyon): To- the Studies of Chinese Political Scientists Panel V: New Normal: Critical and Philo- ed China’s historical relation of law and Asian Cities already visible and what can be expect- wards Low-Carbon Smart Cities: E-mo- (Konzeptionen von politischer Herrschaft sophical Reflections politics, public prescription of laws and Shuanping Dai, Aleksandra Davydo- ed? How can enterprises react to the bility and micro-vehicles experiments und Entwicklungswegen in den Studien Yan Zhu: Labor Dispute Resolution legal applications. Thereby, we pursued va, Yang Liu: Innovation and the Chi- changing circumstances, make use of in Japan chinesischer Politikwissenschaftler) in Contemporary China: A Paradox of social and political deficiencies as well nese Economy the new options and plan for the future? Roman Bartnik (University of Duis- “Rigid Flexibility” and Rise of Oppor- as social and political potentialities that Marcus Conlé: Institutional Diversity, burg-Essen): Smarter, Cleaner, Fewer? Evening Roundtable: tunism deviations of the Western concept of Organizational Development, and Inno- Shujiro Urata (Waseda University, To- Demand shifts and technological inno- China’s “New Normal” Giorgio Strafella (University of St. Gal- rights enable. vation in China – The Example of Bio- kyo): Recent Development of Econom- vation from the carmakers’ perspective Speakers: Sujian Guo (San Francisco len): Change, Continuity and Returns: pharmaceutical Industry ic Integration between Japan and Coun- State University) Cultural Policy under Xi Jinping Starting point: 12 Citizens (十二公民), a tries in the Asia-Pacific Region (Conclu- Panel 4: Mobility in the Ageing Society Sebastian Harnisch (University of Hei- Alexander Weiß (Helmut-Schmidt-Uni- film by Xu Ang. Concluding Session sion of FTA/EPA and its impact on mac- Chair: Florian Coulmas (University of delberg) versität Hamburg): New Normal De- ro economy) Duisburg-Essen) Xiaobo Hu (Clemson University, SC) mocracy? Poster Presentation Rolf Langhammer (former VP of the Tomoo Matsuda (Mitsubishi Research Kiel Institute of World Economy): Im- Institute, Tokyo): A New Challenge for Panel I: China’s New Normal: Change Panel VI: Governance Experiments: February 6–7, 2017, Duisburg, City Metropolis: Visions of the City of the pact and Implications of Economic In- Mobility in Japan: Facing to the Super-­ and Continuity ­Local and Global Dimensions Hall and University of Duisburg-Essen ­Future in Film and Media tegration between Japan and Countries aged Society Sujian Guo: From Social Control to So- Steven J. Balla (George Washington IN-EAST School of Rolf Giesen in the Asia-Pacific Region on Germany Stefania Bandini (University of Mi- cial Governance University, Washington DC): Online Con- and European Countries ­Advanced Studies lano-Bicocca / University of Tokyo): Baogang Guo (Dalton State College, sultation and Governance Reform in Akira Yasuda (Asst. Director, Japan Ex- Final Conference: Age-driven Pedestrian Mobility in Ur- GA): China’s Administrative Reform in Chinese Ministries and Provinces ternal Trade Organization, JETRO): Ac- Innovation in East Asia – ban Environments: Empirical Studies the Era of “New Normal” Yuan Li (University of Duisburg-Essen): tivities of Japanese Enterprises in the on Crossing Behavior Nele Noesselt: Governance Change New Normal Meets OBOR Electromobility and Integrated Asian Market Commentator: Ben Dankbaar (Rad- and Patterns of Continuity ­Urban Systems Gerhard Wiesheu (Chair, Japanese-­ boud University, Nijmegen) Panel VII: Governance Reforms and Organized by the IN-EAST School of German Business Association, DJW): Panel II: New Normal and Political ­Administrative Innovation Advanced Studies, University of Duis- How Should German Enterprises Act in Panel 5: Reflections on Mobility and the Reform­ Xuedong Yang (Stanford University): burg-Essen an Integrated Asian Market? City of the Future Brantly Womack (University of Virgin- Governance Reforms at the Local Level Chair: Evelyn Schulz (University of Mu- ia, Charlottesville): Xi Jinping and Con- Xuelian Chen (University of Tübingen): Introduction Panel Discussion nich) tinuing Political Reform in China New Approaches to Multi-­Level Gover- Markus Taube (Director, IN-EAST Moderator. Werner Pascha (University nance School of Advanced Studies) of Duisburg-Essen)

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February 15, 2017, Duisburg, Univer- February 16, 2017, Duisburg, Univer- February 22–24, 2017, University of sity, Ramat Gan / Tel-Aviv), Sandra Ro- March 6–7, 2017, Duisburg, University Yunfeng Lu (Nanyang Technological sity of Duisburg-Essen sity of Duisburg-Essen Münster zo (USC Marshall School of Business, of Duisburg-Essen University Singapore): Rice Cultivation, Sustainable Develop- OBOR and RMB INTER­ The Political Economy of Los Angeles), Daniel Meierrieks (Uni- 6th International ACCER Cooperation and the Dopamine D4 Re- versity of Freiburg), ceptor Gene ment and Carbon Market NATIONALIZATION Democracy and Dictator- Rahel M. Schoma­ Workshop: CROSS-­ ker (CUAS Villach / GRIPA Speyer), Ma- Discussant: Arne Weiß (University of ship CULTURAL EXPERIMENTS IN Co-organized by IN-EAST and Confu­ Co-organized by IN-EAST and Confu­ rio Ferrero (University of Eastern Pied- Oldenburg) THE SOCIAL SCIENCES, ECO- cius Institute Metropolis Ruhr cius Institute Metropolis Ruhr Hosted by Thomas Apolte (University mont, Vercelli), Korturk Ertürk (Univer- of Münster), Mario Gilli (University of sity of Utah, Salt Lake City), Carl Chris- NOMICS AND MANAGEMENT Contributed Papers III Welcome Speeches and Organizations Welcome Speeches and Organizations Milano-Bicocca) and Yuan Li (Universi- tian von Weizsäcker (Max Planck Insti- Co-organized by ACCER, IN-EAST, DFG Chair: Lilia Zhurakhovska (University Markus Taube, Shuanping Dai (Univer- Markus Taube, Shuanping Dai (Univer- ty of Duisburg-Essen) tute for Research on Collective Goods, Research Training Group Risk and East of Duisburg-Essen) sity of Duisburg-Essen), Susanne Löhr sity of Duisburg-Essen), Gang Li (Em- Bonn), Heike Walterscheid (Corpo- Asia 1613 and IN-EAST School of Ad- Andrew Isaak (University of Mann- (Confucius Institute Metropolis Ruhr) bassy of People’s Republic of China in The conference addressed the origin rate State University Baden-Württem- vanced Studies heim): Reaching Agreement on Trusting Germany) and prospects of democracy and dic- berg, Stuttgart), Marcel Garz (Uni- Behavior – Evidence on Cultural Differ- Session 1 tatorship, policy control and gover- versity of Hamburg / Hamburg Media Organizers: Timo Heinrich, Heike ences from a Public Goods Game with Chair: Andreas Oberheitmann (FOM Session 1 nance structures in comparative po- School), Svetlana Petri (University of Hennig-­Schmidt (University of Bonn), Representatives in Japan and Germany Hochschule für Oekonomie und Man- Chair: Werner Pascha (University of litical systems and transition process- Kiel), Marco Serena (Max Planck In- Markus Taube, Gari Walkowitz (Uni- Discussant: Timo Heinrich (University agement, Essen; RWI – Leibniz Institute Duisburg-Essen) es from dictatorship to democracy and stitute for Tax Law and Public Finance, versity of Cologne), Lilia Zhurakhovska of Duisburg-Essen) for Economic Research, Essen) Gunther Schnabl (Leipzig Universi- vice versa. München), Arne Wiig (Chr. Michelsen Gianluca Grimalda (Kiel Institute for Qian Wang (Jilin University, Chang­ ty): China’s Exchange Rate and Finan- Institute, Bergen), Vanesa Pesqué-­Ce­ Invited Talk and Discussion the World Economy): Preferences for chun): The Emission Reduction Perfor- cial Repression: The Conflicted Emer- Keynote Lectures la (Stockholm School of Economics), Chair: Heike Hennig-Schmidt (Univer- Redistribution in the US, Italy, Norway: mance of Carbon Trade System in Chi- gence of the Renminbi as an Interna- Barry Weingast (Stanford University): Gry Østenstad (University College of sity of Bonn) An Experimental Study na tional Currency The Principles of Self-Enforcing De- Southeast Norway, Notodden), Kany- Robert Hoffmann (Royal Melbourne Discussant: Felix Sebastian Bethke Qiufeng Sun (Jilin University, Chang­ Yibing Ding (Jilin University, Chang­ mocracy bek Nur-Tegin (Florida Atlantic Univer- Institute of Technology, RMIT): Experi- (University of Duisburg-Essen) chun): The Establishment of Macro and chun): The Trade Structure between Sabine Carey (University of Mann- sity, Boca Raton), Tania Masi (Universi- menting with Religion Abu Siddique (University of Southamp- Micro-Carbon Finance Supervision China and the OBOR Countries, and its heim): The Political Economy of State ty of Verona), Erich Gund­lach (Univer- ton): Competitive Preference and Group System in China Implication on RMB’s Internationaliza- Violence sity of Hamburg / GIGA), Laura Renner Contributed Papers I Composition: The Role of Ethnicity Li Du (presented by Wencheng Wang) tion Toke Aidt (University of Cambridge): (University of Freiburg), Maria Marino Chair: Timo Heinrich (University of Discussant: Pedro Robalo (MPI for Re- (Jilin University, Changchun): The Es- Conflict, Opportunism and Political (University of Palermo), Thomas Gries Duisburg-Essen) search on Collective Goods, Bonn) tablishment of an Integrative Carbon Session 2 Transitions in Autocracies: A Historical (University of Paderborn), Michael Emmanuel Ayifah (University of the Trade System in China Chair: Hanns Günther Hilpert (Stiftung Perspective Dorsch (Central European University), Witwatersrand): Effect of Religion on Wissenschaft und Politik – German In- Ronald Wintrobe (Western University, Christian Bjørnskov (Aarhus Univer- Risk Behavior of Women: Experimental Session 2 stitute for International and Security London, ON): Are There Different Types sity), Jean Lacroix (Centre Emile Ber- Evidence from Ghana Chair: Paul Scalise (University of Duis- Affairs, Berlin) of Dictatorship? nheim / Université Libre de Bruxelles), Discussant: Guanzhong Yang (Univer- March 8, 2017, Goethe University burg-Essen) Junjiang Li (Jilin University, Chang­ Roberto Ricciuti (University of Verona), sity of Duisburg-Essen) Frankfurt am Main Yuanyuan Zhang (University of Duis- chun): Internal Challenges to the OBOR: Other presenting participants: Malik Fabian Petutschnig (University of Inns- Alexander Haering (University of Duis- 5. Duisburg-Frankfurt burg-Essen): Low-Carbon Indicator Structural Imbalances and Supply-side (Bo­ğaziçi University), bruck), (University of burg-Essen): Exploring the Consistency Curuk Christian Stephan Michel Workshop: Institutionen System – Sino: Evaluating Low-Carbon Reform Berker (Darmstadt University of Tech- Hamburg), Katarzyna Metelska-Sza- of Higher-order Risk Preferences in der Entwicklung Ost- City Development Level in China Alessandra Cappelletti (The American nology), Martin Paldam (Aarhus Uni- niawska (University of Warsaw), Benja- Discussant: Isabel Marcin (University asiens Youngah Guahk (University of Duis­ University of Rome): Cultural Diploma- versity), Evgeny Ivanov (Higher School min Ogden (Texas A & M University, Col- of Heidelberg) burg-­Essen): Sustainable Development cy and Communication Strategies Im- of Economics, Moscow), Alessandro lege Station / Université libre de Brux- Co-organized by Werner Pascha (Lehr- and Local Politics: The Transformation plemented by Chinese state and non- Belmonte (IMT School for Advanced elles), Stephan Gohmann (University Invited Talk and Discussion stuhl Ostasienwirtschaft / Japan und of Eco-City in South Korea state Actors in the Framework of the Studies Luca), Masaaki Higashiji- of Louisville), Jerg Gutmann (Univer- Chair: Markus Taube (University of Korea, Universität Duisburg-Essen), Belt and Road Initiative. A theoretical ma (Tohoku University, Sendai), Anna sity of Hamburg), Sebastian Garmann Duisburg-Essen) Markus Taube (Lehrstuhl Ostasien- Session 3 framework Pauls (University of Oslo), Mario Gil- (Ruhr University Bochum), Dejan Dra- Bernhard Kittel (University of Vienna): wirtschaft / China, Universität Duis­ Chair: Qian Wang (Jilin University, li (University of Milano-­Bicocca), Georg gutinovic (Friedrich Schiller Universi- Offers beyond the Negotiating Dyad burg-­Essen), and Cornelia Storz (Lehr- Changchun) Session 3 Tridimas (Ulster University, Coleraine), ty Jena), Monika Naskrecka (Poznań stuhl Institutionen- und Innovations- Paul Scalise (University of Duisburg-­ Chair: Yibing Ding (Jilin University, Pierre Mandon (CERDI, University of University of Economics and Busi- Contributed Papers II ökonomik, insb. Japan/Ostasien, Go- Essen): Understanding the Cost of Changchun) Auvergne, Clermont-Ferrand), Sha- ness), Raul Magni Berton (Université Chair: Gari Walkowitz (University of ethe-Universität Frankfurt) ­NIMBY in Developing Japan’s Low-Car- Xiao Li (Jilin University, Changchun): heen Naseer (Erasmus University Rot- Grenoble Alpes / Sciences Po Grenoble Cologne) bon Policies One Belt and One Road and the Refor- terdam), Adrian Lucardi (Instituto Tec- / Pacte), Sophie Panel (Centre Emile Heike Hennig-Schmidt (University of Die Vortragenden referierten über lau- Mahmood Shubbak, Iciar Dominguez mation of China’s Geopolitical Strategies nológico Autónomo de México), Katsu- Durkheim / Sciences Po Bordeaux) Bonn): Can Sanctions Bolster Climate fende Forschungsprojekte. Jedem Vor- Lacasa (University of Bremen): Techno- Yuan Li (University of Duisburg-Essen): nori Seki (University of Mannheim), Change Agreements? An Experimen- trag schloss sich eine interessante und logical Capabilities in China: The Case Understanding the Belt and Road Initia- Xiaobing Wang (University of Man- tal Analysis aufschlussreiche Diskussion an. Im of Photovoltaics Technology tive through the Linkage between Do- chester), Naib Alakbarov (Uşak Uni- Discussant: Katharina Werner (Univer- ersten Teil des Programms referier- mestic and International Dynamics versity), Elise Brezis (Bar-Ilan Univer- sity of Passau) ten Shuanping Dai (Universität Duis-

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burg-Essen): Recent Cases of institu- arbeit. Aus den Beiträgen von Prof. July 28, 2017, University of Duisburg-­ tional innovation in China; Mohamed Helmut Asche (Universität Mainz), Essen, Duisburg Mansour (Universität Duisburg-Essen):­ Prof. Gilbert Khadiagala (Universi- Policy Process and Monetary Integration through Curren- ty of Witwatersrand) und Dr. Song Wei Publications Knowledge Transfer cy Competition: the Parallel Currency (Chinese Academy of International Tra- Approach for East Asia; und Cornelia de and Economic Cooperation, Beijing) Organized by the IN-EAST School of Storz (Goethe Universität Frankfurt): wurde deutlich, dass sich die Beziehun- Advanced Studies The Conditions for Successful Entry in gen zwischen China und dem afrikani- New Digital Industries: The Role of Ge- schen Kontinent mit Blick sowohl auf Opening Remarks neric Complementary Assets in the On- die jeweiligen Interessenlagen, aber Markus Taube (University of Duisburg-­ line Games Industry. auch auf die Wahrnehmungen auf bei- Essen) Im zweiten Teil der Veranstaltung prä- den Seiten dynamisch entwickeln. sentierte Markus Heckel (Goethe Uni- Im eigentlichen Workshop (23.–24. Juni) Session 1: Actors and Institutions in versität Frankfurt): Uncertainty over wurden zum einen neue Forschungser- Transfer Processes Labor Contract Duration: Evidence gebnisse präsentiert. Beleuchtet wur- Introduction: Giulia Romano (Universi- from Japanese and Spanish Micro Data; den dabei die konkreten Interaktions- ty of Duisburg-­Essen) und Na Zou (Goethe Universität Frank- muster zwischen China und ausge- Dongya Huang (Sun Yat-sen Universi- furt): Strategic Thinking, Networking wählten afrikanischen Staaten (Gha- ty, Guangzhou): Political Structure and and Mirco-entrepreneurs’ Success. na, Sudan, Südsudan, Nigeria, Sambia, Policy-making in China Simbabwe, Ruanda, Äthiopien). The- Markus Taube: Parameters of Suc- Der Workshop findet seit 2013 alterie- matisiert wurden dabei auch die Be- cessful Institutional Transfer – an Eco- rend an den beteiligten Lehrstühlen in sonderheiten der Interaktion zwischen nomics Perspective Frankfurt und Duisburg statt. Auch in China und eher demokratischen bezie- Yang Song (Jilin University, Changc- diesem Jahr wurde besonderer Wert hungsweise eher autoritären Regimen, hun) and Zhiyuan Zhang (Jilin Univer- auf Methodenvielfallt gelegt, um die die spezifischen Strategien von Regie- sity of Finance and Economics, Changc- Probleme und Entwicklungen in der rungs- und Oppositionsakteuren. Auch hun): A Study on the Evolutionary Game Region Ostasien zu erfassen und zu er- die chinesischen Investitionsstrate- of Collaborative Innovation Mechanism klären. gien wurden kritisch beleuchtet, ins- of “Government-Industry-University” besondere in Hinblick auf die sich aus der gestiegenen chinesischen Wirt- Roundtabel Discussion 1 schaftspräsenz in Afrika ergebenden Moderator: Giulia Romano Publikationen politischen und sicherheitsstrategi- June 22–24, 2017, University of Duis- schen Implikationen. Session 2: From Transfer to Implemen- burg-Essen, Duisburg Nicht zuletzt ging es um die Frage, wie tation China and Political In- China auf regionaler und kontinentaler Introduction: Katharina Borgmann Ebene agiert, welche Vor- und Nachtei- (University of Duisburg-Essen) stability in Sub-Saharan le sich aus einer solchen interregiona- Yapeng Zhu (Sun Yat-sen University, Africa len Kooperation für afrikanische und Guangzhou): Policy Attributes and the Co-organized by Nele Noesselt (IN- chinesische Akteure ergeben – und in- Dynamics of Polica Diffusion in China EAST) and Christof Hartmann (Insti- wiefern über transregionale Koopera- Martin de Jong (Delft University of tute for Political Science, University of tion eine Stabilisierung und Lösung lo- Technology): Explaining City Branding Duisburg-Essen); sponsored by Fritz- kaler Krisen und Konflikte erzielt wer- Practices in China’s three Mega-City Thyssen-Stiftung den könnte. Regions. The Role of Ecological Mod- ernization Diese Tagung, zu der ausgewiesene Ex- Peng Lu (Chinese Academy of Social perten aus China, ausgewählten afrika- Sciences, Beijing): The Dual-Track In- nischen Ländern, den USA und dem eu- tergenerational Reproduction of State ropäischen Ausland eingeladen waren, and Market Elites in China: 1978–2010 befasste sich mit den politischen Impli- kationen des wachsenden Einflusses Roundtable Discussion 2 Chinas in Sub-Sahara-Afrika. Moderator: Katharina Borgmann Im Mittelpunkt der öffentlichen Podi- umsdiskussion am 22. Juni standen die Wrapping-up Discussion wesentlichen Entwicklungslinien der chinesisch-afrikanischen Zusammen-

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Chihō bunken fusei kōi oyobi akaunt- schau 68 (2016) 11: 50–54. Timo Heinrich tacoli alla cooperazione fra Cina ed Eu- In: Journal of Chinese Governance (Tay- Contested Global Order(s): Rising pow- abiriti: seiji keizai kara no kōsatsu to Ni- ropa? [in Italian; Can the Belt and Road lor & Francis Group/Routledge), Vol. 2 ers and the re-legitimation of glob- hon no kesu (Decentralization, corrup- Südostasien im Fokus der Weltpolitik. (with Alexander Haering) Risk Pref- Initiative Reduce Obstacles of Cooper- (1), 2017: 106–123. al constitutionalization. In: ICON, 14, 3 tion and accountability: Considerations In: Universitas. Orientieren – Wissen – erences in China – Results from ex- ation Between China and Europe?] In: (2016): 639–656. from political economy and the case of Handeln, Nr. 845, 11/2016: 3–19 (The- perimental economics. In: ASIEN 142 Orizzonte Cina, 8(2), 2017, 5–6. (with Lutz Leisering, Lutz and Tobi­ Japan). In: Yasuyuki Nishigaki (ed.): Chi- menheft Südostasien). 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Markus Taube Guanzhong Yang PUBLICATIONS OF THE INSTITUTE PUBLIKATIONEN DES INSTITUTS (with Peter Thomas in der Heiden) (with Shuanping Dai) Does Social In- 2 Analysis of Supply and Demand-side ducement Lead to Higher Open Inno- Developments in the Chinese Steel vation Investment? An Experimental Wire Rope Industry 2012–2016 as well Study. Working Papers on East Asian Since July 1995 the IN-EAST has been publishing a discussion paper series entitled Working Paper on East Asian Studies. as in the Near Future. Report prepared Studies, Institute of East Asian Studies, This so-called Green Series appears several times a year. on behalf of European Federation of University of Duisburg-Essen, No. 112. Green Series publications are available for download at the IN-EAST website at https://www.uni-due.de/in-east/about_in- Wire Rope Industries, Paris 2016. Duisburg 2017. east/publications/green_series.php. Hardcopies are available free of charge on request. Between October 2015 and September 2016 the following papers were published. (with Sven Horak) Same but different? Similarities and fundamental differenc- es of informal social networks in Chi- No. 110 / 2016 na (Guanxi) and Korea (Yongo). In: Asia Thomas Heberer Pacific Journal of Management, Vol. 33, Issue 3/2016: 595–616. http://doi. Reflections on the Concept of Representation and Its Application to China org/10.1007/s10490-015-9452-x No. 111 / 2017 (with Peter Thomas in der Heiden) Shuanping Dai Analysis of Market-Distortions in the Chinese Non-Ferrous Metals Industry. China’s Idiosyncratic Economics: An Emerging Unknown Monism Driven by Pluralism Report prepared on behalf of Wirt­ schafts­Vereinigung Metalle e. V., Berlin No. 112 / 2017 2017. Shuanping Dai, Guanzhong Yang

(with Martin Heinberg and Hayri E. Oz­ Does Social Inducement Lead to Higher Open Innovation Investment? An Experimental Study kaya) The Influence of Global and Local Iconic Brand Positioning on Advertising No. 113 / 2017 Persuasion in an Emerging Market Set- Guanzhong Yang ting. In: Journal of International Busi- ness Studies. (forthcoming) http://link. The Impact of Incentives on Prosocial Behavior – An Experimental Investigation with German and ­Chinese springer.com/article/10.1057/s41267- Subjects 017-0071-2/fulltext.html. No. 114 / 2017 Jan Siebert, Guanzhong Yang Markus Tünte Discoordination and Miscoordination Caused by Sunspots in the Laboratory Der Funktionswandel von externen Ar- beitsmärkten und die Heterogenität No. 115 / 2017 von Prekarisierungsrisiken. In: Indus­ Alessandra Cappelletti trielle Beziehungen, 1-2017: 54–74. The “Construction” of Chinese Culture in a Globalized World and Its Importance for Beijing’s Smart Power. (mit Birgit Apitzsch und Karen Shire) Notes and concepts on a narrative shift Prostitution und Sexarbeit: Alte und neue Kontroversen aus dem Blick der No. 116 / 2017 Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung. Chih-Chieh Wang In: Beate Kortendiek, Katja Sabisch und Birgit Riegraf (Eds.): Handbuch Inter- Building Transnational Labor Markets – the Case of Taiwan disziplinäre Geschlechterforschung. Wiesbaden: Springer Verlag 2017. No. 117 / 2017 Mario Esteban, Yuan Li Demystifying the Belt and Road Initiative: Scope, Actors and Repercussion for Europe

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Yuka Ando Marcus Conlé August 30, 2017 The Diversity of Writing Systems. – September 2, 2017 October 6, 2016 Keynote Lecture at the 11th Interna- (with Yuko Sugita) 「考えて発 信する Sectoral Systems of Innovation in tional Workshop on Writing Sys- ことを目指す日本語教育の試み 第 China: The Case of the Biopharma- tems and Literacy, Nanzan Univer- 二段階の報告」 (Developing auton- ceutical Industry. – Workshop Insti- sity, Nagoya. Lectures omous thinking and assertive com- tutional Economic Perspectives on munication skills in Japanese: The ‘One Belt, One Road’ and Innovation in second stage of the medium-term China, jointly organized by IN-EAST Shuanping Dai research project) – EAJS Conferen- School of Advanced Studies, Uni- ce in Lisbon, 30 Aug – 2 Sep 2017. versity of Duisburg-Essen and Cen- October 10–13, 2016 ter for Economic Development Re- Experimental Approach in Political search (CEDR), Wuhan University, Economy. – Presentation at the In- Julia Aristova Duisburg. ternational Research Training School on Political Economy, Jilin Universi- November 18, 2016 February 7, 2017 ty, Changchun. Local Government as Entrepreneur: Reflections on Innovation. – Presen- Rollout of Low-Carbon Technology tation held at the Final Conference October 14–15, 2016 in China. – CHESS Workshop 2016, of the IN-EAST School of Advanced (with Yang Liu) The Emergence of Local Climate Change Governance Studies, University of Duisburg-Es- Chinese Entrepreneurs. – Presenta- and Resourse Management in China, sen, Duisburg. tion at the International Workshop University of Vienna. Entrepreneurship in China, Peking February 7, 2017 University. Institutional Diversity, Organization- Katharina Borgmann al Development, and Innovation in October 23–25, 2016 China’s Biopharmaceutical Industry. Building Innovative Capacity of Chi- November 9, 2016 – Presentation held at the Final na’s Electric Vehicles Industry: Konfuzius-Institut Metropole Ruhr & Conference of the IN-EAST School Linkages and Interactions in Institu- Urbanisierung China: Global den- of Advanced Studies, University of tions. – the 2nd Sino-German Work- ken, lokal wandeln, Essen. Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg. shop Innovation, Institutions and Eco- nomic Development, Nankai Univer- sity, Tianjin. Flemming Christiansen Florian Coulmas October 26–28, 2016 November 14, 2016 November 18–20, 2016 (with Yang Liu) The Emergence of Thematizing the Frontier of North- Panel organisation and chair Mobili- Chinese Entrepreneurs: Social Mo- East Asian Industrialization. – Pre- ty in the Ageing Society at the VSJF bility and Innovation. – the 33rd sentation at the Workshop The Fron- Annual Meeting Mobility and the City EAMSA Annual Conference, Suzhou. tier of Northeast Asian Industrializa- of the Future, University of Duisburg-­ tion: The Long Perspective (1895– Essen, Duisburg. November 3–5, 2016 Vorträge now), Duisburg. Does Social Inducement Lead to April 4, 2017 Higher Open Innovation Contribu- The Multitude of Languages in Ja- tion: An Experimental Study. – Pre- Huijie Chu pan. Lecture at Ca’ Foscari Universi- sentation at the European Associa- ty, Venice. tion for Evolutionary Political Econ- December 9–10, 2016 omy (EAEPE) Annual Conference, Interpreting Educational Inequality: May 5, 2017 Manchester. Individual Perceptions and Re- Equality, Difference and Language sponses. – GEAS Graduate Confer- Rights. – Lecture at Romanistisches November 28–29, 2016 ence 2016 Individual Agency in Insti- Seminar, University of Freiburg. Frugal Innovation, Co-evolution of tutional Contexts in East Asia, Free Innovation Ecosystem and Market University Berlin. June 5, 2017 Demand: Evidence from Low-speed The Native Speaker Revisited. – Electric Vehicle Industry in Shan- Lecture at GRK 1767, University of dong Province, China. – Presenta- Freiburg.

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tion at the 2nd EAEPE Network Aleksandra Davydova Lun Du Thomas Heberer Issues CLAIMS Launching Confer- June 7, 2017 Workshop, Bochum. ence, L’École des Hautes Etudes en Nachbarschaft und Nachbar- October 24–25, 2016 Juni 2016 October 22, 2016 Sciences Sociales, Paris. schaftsviertel. Wie China seine December 1–3, 2016 The Effects of Chinese Outward The Early Zhou Period: Origin of the Representation in an “Authoritarian” Städte und Bewohner verwaltet. – Building Innovative Capacity of Chi- Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisi- Idea of Political Legitimacy and the Context: The Case of China‘s Private January 10, 2017 Vortrag im LRV Industriemuseum na’s Electric Vehicles Industry: tions on Innovation. – The Sino-Ger- Political Philosophy of Confucian- Entrepreneurs. – Presented at the Representation in an “Authoritarian” Oberhausen. Linkages and Interactions in Institu- man Academic Seminar on Innova- ism. – EACP Conference, Vilnius. International Conference Political Context: The Case of China‘s Private tions. – International Workshop Chi- tion, Institutions and Economic Devel- Representation Beyond Elections: A Entrepreneurs. – Presented at the June 22, 2017 na’s “New Normal”: Politics, Economic opment, Nankai University, Tianjin. Oktober 2016 Comparison China / Western Coun- International Conference CLAIMS Die Waffen der Reichen – Privatun- Reforms and Political Philosophy, 古代儒家“伦理政治”的政治合法性 tries, Peking University, Beijing. Launching Conference, L’École des ternehmer in China. – Vortrag vor Duisburg. October 27–29, 2016 思想. – Online-Vortrag (空中杏坛). Hautes Etudes en Sciences Socia- der Deutsch-Chinesischen Gesell- The Effects of Chinese Outward November 2, 2016 les, Paris. schaft Krefeld-Niederrhein, VHS December 15–16, 2016 Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisi- April 2017 Der ostasiatische Entwicklungsweg Krefeld. (with Guanzhong Yang) Does Social tions on Innovation. – the 33rd EAM- 学“ 儒 家 思 想 ”对 我 有 用 吗 ？─ ─ 浅 und das ‚Modell China‘: alter Wein in January 16, 2017 Inducement Lead to Higher Open In- SA Annual Conference in 2016, In- 谈儒家核心价值“仁”. – 中国矿业大 neuen Schläuchen?“ – AREA-Ruhr-­ Reich der Mitte – Quo vadis: China July 4, 2017 novation Contribution: An Experi- ternational Business School Su- 学. Vortragsreihe, Ruhr-Universität Bo- zwischen Megaentwicklung und Chinas Rolle in einer globalisierten mental Study. – Presentation at the zhou. chum. Stagnation? – Vortrag und Teilnah- Welt: Verständnis der inneren Be- Third World Open Innovation Con- Mai 2017 me an der Podiumsdiskussion an schaffenheit Chinas. – Vortrag an ference, Barcelona. December 2–5, 2016 真正理解西方文化，正确定位儒家思 November 23, 2016 der FOM German-Sino School of Bu- der Bundesakademie für Sicher- The Effects of Chinese Outward 想及其发展：关于儒家和西方政治 „China Aktuell“: Thesen zur aktuel- siness & Technology, Essen. heitspolitik, Berlin. March 8, 2017 Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisi- 思想中的一些概念的思考. – Online-­ len politischen und gesellschaftli- Emergence of New Products: Evi- tions on Innovation. – 5th EIBA Doc- Vortrag (空中杏坛). chen Lage in China. – Konfuzius-In- January 19, 2017 July 10, 2017 dence from Low-speed Electric Ve- toral Symposium at the 42nd Annu- stitut Metropole Ruhr, Duisburg. Vorstellung von Lin Yutangs Mein Chinas politisches System und die hicle Industry in Shandong Prov- al European Academy of Interna- Juni 2017 Land und mein Volk. – Deutsch-Chi- deutsch-chinesischen Beziehungen. ince, China. – Presentation at the tional Business (EIBA), WU Vienna 儒家的“仁义思想”与中国人的生活 November 25, 2016 nesische Gesellschaft Krefeld-Nie- – Vortrag vor japanischen Mana­ 5th Duisburg-Frankfurt Workshop, Institute for International Business. ─以先秦儒家为例. – Chinesische Vortrag zur Arbeit des Instituts für derrhein, VHS Krefeld. gern, Universität Duisburg-Essen. Frankfurt. Schule Bonn. Ostasienwissenschaften und des December 10–12, 2016 Konfuzius-Instituts Metropole Ruhr, February 28, 2017 August 5, 2017 June 25–27, 2017 The Effects of Chinese Outward gehalten anlässlich des Besuchs Weapons of the Rich – Private En- Chair & Discussant of the papers Emergence of New Products and Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisi- Winfried Flüchter der Vizeministerpräsidentin Liu trepreneurs in China as Strategic presented in the panel Ethnicity and Agile Innovation in Emerging Econo- tions on Innovation. – Junior Facul- Yandong im Konfuzius-Institut an Groups. – Lecture given at the Language, International Symposium my: Evidence from Low-speed Elec- ty / Doctoral Students Workshop at December 9, 2016 der FU Berlin (auf Chinesisch). School of Government, Peking Uni- in Honor of Professor Stevan Harrell, tric Vehicle Industry in Shandong the Special Strategic Management Das Große Erdbeben von Ostjapan versity, Beijing. University of Washington, ­Seattle. Province, China. – Presentation at Society Conference 2016, Hong 2011 und die Optionen einer Risiko­ December 8, 2016 the Workshop Technological Upgrad- Kong. gesellschaft. – Gesellschaft für Erd- Methods and Experiences of Field April 25, 2017 August 6, 2017 ing in Emerging Economies, Univer- und Völkerkunde zu Stuttgart e. V., Research In China. – Institute of Po- 50 Jahre Beginn und 40 Jahre Ende ’Weapons of the Rich’. Private En- sity College London. February 15–17, 2017 Linden-Museum Stuttgart. litical Science, Wuhan University. der „Kulturrevolution“. Das Trauma trepreneurs as Strategic Groups. – The Effects of Chinese Outward ist noch immer nicht bewältigt. – Presented at the International Sym- July 8, 2017 Cross-Border Mergers and Acquisi- February 3, 2017 December 8, 2016 Vortrag vor der Deutsch-Chinesi- posium in Honor of Professor Emergence of New Products: Evi- tions on Innovation. – Doctoral Stu- Japan: Der Naturraum als Potenzial Research Focus of the School of schen Gesellschaft Krefeld-Nieder- Stevan Harrell, University of Wash- dence from Low-speed Electric Ve- dent Colloquium at The Australia und Herausforderung. – Gesellschaft East Asian Studies and Political Sci- rhein, VHS Krefeld. ington, Seattle. hicle Industry in Shandong Prov- and New Zealand International Busi- für Erd- und Völkerkunde zu Stutt- ence China Research. – Department ince, China. – Presentation at the ness Academy Annual Meeting 2017, gart e. V., Linden-Museum Stuttgart. of Political Science, Huadong Uni- April 29, 2017 Tianjin Forum 2017 Innovation and Adelaide. versity of Technology, Wuhan. China – Quo vadis? Zum Verhältnis Vitali Heidt Cooperation, organized by Nankai von Staat und Gesellschaft im ge- University and Korea Foundation for Alexander Haering December 14, 2016 genwärtigen China. – China-Semi- October 6, 2016 Advanced Studies, Tianjin. Ying Ding Dagegen sein ist nicht alles! Unter- nar der Universität Trier an der Aka- Kōreika no futatsu no sekai: seido November 16, 2016 nehmer-Interessenvertretung in demie Otzenhausen. no tenpen, shakaiteki risuku to ni- August 25–27, 2017 December 9–10, 2016 (with Timo Heinrich and Tho­mas der chinesischen Politik. – Deutsch-­ hon kōreisha no seikatsu hogo [Two Strategic Ambiguity in Policy For- Revival of Sibe: Fostering Ethnic Mayrhofer) Exploring The Consis- Chinesische Gesellschaft Düssel- May 4, 2017 Worlds of Aging: Institutional Shifts, mulation. – Presentation at the 13th Identity through Language. – GEAS tency of Higher-Order Risk Prefer- dorf, VHS Düsseldorf. Reich der Mitte – Quo vadis? China Social Risks, and the Livelihood of International Conference on Agri- Graduate Conference 2016 Individu- ences. – INFORMS Annual Meeting, zwischen Megaentwicklung und the Japanese Elderly]. – Nagano culture and Rural Development in al Agency in Institutional Contexts in Nashville. January 9, 2017 Stagnation. – Vortrag vor dem Ro- College of Nursing (長野県看護大 China (ICARDC XIII), Guangzhou. East Asia, Free University Berlin. Comparison and Comparability of tary-Club Neuss. 学), Komagane-shi, Nagano Prefec- Cases. – Presented at the General ture.

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October 6, 2016 cussant, XVIII. Symposium zur hoods. – GEAS Graduate Confer- tween China and Europe? – Invited Yang Liu Aimi Muranaka Doitsu no kaigo hoken seido [The ökonomischen Analyse der Un- ence 2016 Individual Agency in Insti- talk at China Watcher Seventh Maria German Long-Term Care System]. – ternehmung, German Economic As- tutional Contexts in East Asia, Free Weber Annual Conference, hosted October 14–15, 2016 August 29 – September 1, 2017 Nagano College of Nursing (長野県 sociation of Business Administra- University Berlin. by ISPI and Foundazione Italia Cina, (with Shuanping Dai) The Emer- Use of Skilled Migrant Workers in 看護大学), Komagane-shi, Nagano tion (GEABA), Hohenheim. Milan. gence of Chinese Entrepreneurs. – Japanese Companies – the Case of Prefecture. Presentation at the International Vietnamese Workers in IT and Engi- Weijing Le May 2017 Workshop Entrepreneurship in China, neer Sector. – 13th Conference of April 27, 2017 Antonia Hmaidi A Model of Policy-making Process Peking University. the European Sociological Associa- Japans Altenpflege: Einblicke und October 28, 2016 in China. – Invited Seminar at the tion (Un)Making Europe: Capitalism, Ausblicke in den Pflegealltag und October 27, 2016 Woher kommen die Bildungseliten? Department of Economics and Fi- October 24–25, 2016 Solidarities, Subjectivities, Athens. die Technologienutzung. – 10. Zu- Chinese Investments and Market – das Gaokao und der Hochschul­zu­ nance, Catholic University of Milan. Entrepreneurship and Poverty Alle- kunftskongress der Sozialwirt- Economy Status – A Game Theoretic gang in der VR China. – Presentation viation: a network perspective. – schaft Die vernetzte Gesellschaft so- Approach. – Europe-Asia Manage- at Gesellschaft für Deutsch-­Chine­ June 2017 Presentation, Sino-German Aca- Lia Musitz zial gestalten. Magdeburg. ment Sciences Annual Conference, sische Freundschaft GDCF Krefeld. Belt and Road: A Logic behind the demic Seminar on Innovation, Insti- Suzhou. Myth. – Invited talk at the Fourth tutions and Economic Development, November 11–12, 2017 Annual Meeting of the International Tianjin. (Er)wartbarkeiten der Wirklichkeit. – Timo Heinrich December 27–30, 2016 Yuan Li Consortium for China Studies, host- Vortrag beim Internationalen Sym- The Economic Consequences of In- ed by the University of Mannheim. October 26–28, 2016 posium zu Siegfried Kracauers 50. November 16, 2016 ternet Censorship. – 33rd Chaos November 2016 (with Shuanping Dai) The Emer- Todestag Wartung und Erwartung: (with Alexander Haering and Tho­ Communication Congress 33C3 Bridging Europe with Asia. – Har- June 2017 gence of Chinese Entrepreneurs: Wahrnehmungen des Films / Wendun- mas Mayrhofer) Exploring The Con- Works for me, Hamburg. bors 360 Conference, Duisburg. The Impact of the New Silk Road Social Mobility and Innovation. – the gen zu Kracauer, Universität Wien. sistency of Higher-Order Risk Pref- Railways on Local Economic Devel- 33rd EAMSA Annual Conference, erences. – INFORMS Annual Meet- July 1, 2017 December 2016 opment. – Invited talk at special Suzhou. ing, Nashville. The Sharing Economy – Prospects for New Normal Meets One Belt, One panel on the Belt and Road Initiative Nele Noesselt Emerging Markets. – Annual Confer- Road. – International Workshop Chi- at the 2017 GIS Asian Studies Con- December 5, 2016 ence of the Society for the Advance- na’s “New Normal”: Politics, Economic gress, Paris. Beate Löffler January 24, 2017 (with Jeannette Brosig-Koch) Buy- ment of Socio-Economics, Lyons. Reforms and Political Philosophy, Uni- Governance in China: Re-Maoisie- er’s Choice in Procurement – A versity of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg. July 2017 November 10–12, 2016 rung vs Re-Konfuzianisierung? – study based on field and laboratory Bridging Europe with Asia: Under- Exotische Fremde, erträumte Hei- Forschungsforum NRW School of data. – Paderborn University. Axel Klein January 2017 standing the Potential Economic Im- mat. Europäische Diskurse über Ja- Governance, Duisburg. Looking for Mutual Benefits: Can the pacts of the Belt and Road Initiative. pan (1860–1910). – Universität des May 11, 2017 October 20, 2016 Belt and Road Initiative Breed a New – Keynote speech at the 2017 Chi- Saarlandes, Saarbrücken. February 7, 2017 Measuring Risk Preferences in (with Hannes Mosler and Sarah White Swan for the World Economy? nese Economic Association (Eu- Testing the Ground as a Global Lea- three Countries: A report. – X-Hub Kirschberger) Emotions in East – Invited talk at CSCC Conference on rope/UK) China Conference at January 13, 2017 der: China in Latin America. – Work- Workshop, GESIS, Leibniz-Institut Asian Parliaments. – Lecture at Chinese Investment in Europe, a Need Southwestern University of Finance Berufsblindheit. Die nicht gestellten shop zu Fundamentos de las relacio- für Sozialwissenschaften, Cologne. CIAP 2016 Conference for Interisci- for Reciprocity, hosted by Centro and Economics (SWUFE), Chengdu. Fragen der Architekturgeschichte nes entre China y América Latina en plinary Approaches to Politics Emo- Studi sulla Cina Cotemporanea, Japans und wo nach Ihnen zu su- el contexto de la globalización, Ham- May 20, 2017 tions in Politics and International Re- Rome. chen wäre. – Universität Hamburg. burg. (with Alexander Haering and Sven lations, University of Leeds. Tao Liu Horak) Costly Information Acquisi- February 16, 2017 January 19–20, 2017 March 1, 2017 tion: The Effects of Wage Inequality. July 28, 2017 Understanding the Belt and Road May 17, 2017 Alle Wege führ(t)en nach Rom. Pfad- Making the Most of the G20 Process: – The 4th Global Entrepreneurship (mit Kerstin Lukner) Japanische Si- Initiative through the Linkage be- Ein großer sozialpolitischer Sprung abhängigkeiten in der architektur- From China to Germany to Argenti- and Innovation Conference, Tianjin. cherheitskonzepte gegen die nord- tween Domestic and International nach vorn? Die Entstehung eines historischen Stadtforschung, Hel- na. – GIGA Presidential Roundtable, koreanische Bedrohung. – Vortrag Dynamics. – Workshop on OBOR chinesischen Wohlfahrtsstaates in mut-Schmidt-Universität Hamburg. Hamburg. September 7, 2017 im Rahmen der Veranstaltung Si- and RMB Internationalization, Uni- der Ära Xi Jinping. – Vortrag im (with Matthias Seifert and Franzis­ cherheit in Ostasien, Deutsche Ge- versity of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg. Konfuzius-Institut Metropole Ruhr, March 30–31, 2017 April 1, 2017 ka Then) Social Learning and the sellschaft der Vereinten Nationen Duisburg. (with Carola Hein) The ArchiMediaL Panelist at WISC Roundtable RT-7: Endowment Effect: An Experiment. NRW e. V., Bonn. March 2017 Project: A Post-Colonial Approach Re-imaging or Reproducing IR: How – International Conference on Oper- Invited Seminar at Global Think July 12, 2017 to Hermeneutic Research and Edu- Critical is the Chinese IR? (with Barry ations Research, Berlin. Tank Center, Fudan University, Synthese der internationalen und cation in Urban History using Re- Buzan, LSE; Shih Chih-yu, NTU; Lassi Laine Shanghai. nationalen Ideen in der Sozialpolitik positories and Image Databases. – Zhang Yongjin, Bristol), Taipei. September 22, 2017 Chinas: Wie eine hybride Wohl- Sächsische Landesbibliothek – Injustice of Job Promotion Proce- December 9–10, 2016 May 2017 fahrtskultur entsteht. – Vortrag im ­Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek April 4, 2017 dures and Cooperative Behavior in China’s Fragile Middle Class: Diver- Can the Belt and Road Initiative Re- Institut für Soziologie der Universi- Dresden (SLUB). Local Responses to Changing Global Hierarchical Relationships. – Dis- se Aspirations and Uncertain Liveli- duce Obstacles of Cooperation Be- tät Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg. Constellations: Re-Configurating

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the ‘Chinese Model’. – WISC Panel July 31, 2017 July 21, 2017 tional Conference on Universal Vil- Nicole Schleiffer Diana Schüler S01-P05: Chinese Responses to Glob- Chinesische Politik. – Lehrerfortbil- Zukunft Japan: Die Neuerfindung lage, Nagoya. al Challenges, Taipei. dung, Akademie für Politische Bil- ­einer Ökonomie. – 3. Japan-Tage am October 24, 2016 April 21, 2017 dung, Tutzing. Landesspracheninstitut (LSI) in Bo- November 18–20, 2017 New and Adapted Value Proposi- Entrepreneurship as Occupational April 12, 2017 chum. The Institutional Impact of Japan’s tions for Electric Vehicles. Empirical Choice in the Midst of Institutional Chinas Traum der Neuen Seiden­ September 15, 2017 New Robot Strategy: Technology Results from Qualitative Expert In- Change in Korea. – EastAsiaNet straße. – Abendvortrag, Kon­fu­zius-­ Re-Organizing the Chinese Levia- August 30 – September 2, 2017 Development in Regional Systems terviews. – Presented at the Sino-­ Spring Workshop, Autonomous Uni- Institut Nürnberg. than? Authoritarian Neo-Liberalism Abenomics and the Political Econo- of Innovation. – German Association German Academic Seminar on In- versity of Madrid. 2.0. – Panel FA03-1: Authoritarian my of Reform. – 15th International for Social Science Research on Ja- novation Institution and Economic May 17, 2017 Neoliberalism: Histories, Transi- Conference of the European Associ- pan (VSJF) Annual Meeting 2016 Development, Tianjin. Digital Politics and Cyber Power – tions, Futures, EISA Conference, ation for Japanese Studies (EAJS), Mobility and the City of the Future, Mira Schüller the Case of China. – DGA-Jahresta- Barcelona. Lisbon. Duisburg. October 28, 2016 gung, Hamburg. Design and Adaptation of Value October 24, 2016 September 22, 2017 July 1, 2017 Propositions. Empirical Results from Electric Vehicles for User Groups in June 10, 2017 Werner Pascha Changing Dynamics of International The Changing Composition of Actors the Transition to the Electric Mobili- China – Driving Behavior Analysis. (with Elizaveta Priupolina) Decrypt- Economic Organisations. – Bank of in Japanese Regional Innovation ty. – Presented at the EAMSA Doc- – Presented on the Sino-German ing Chinese Politics: Critical Dis- January 11, 2017 Korea Seminar, Kassel. Systems. – Society for the Advance- toral Session 2016, Suzhou. Academic Seminar on Innovation, course Analysis meets fsQCA. – Die neue Dynamik multilateraler ment of Socio-economics (SASE) Institutions and Economic Develop- ACPS Conference on China’s Public Kooperationsprojekte in Ostasien Annual Conference What’s Next? Dis- February 6, 2017 ment at Nankai University, Tianjin. Policy and National Governance, Nan- zwischen ökonomischer und politi- Elizaveta Priupolina ruptive/Collaborative Economy or (with Mira Schüller) Electric Mobili- kai University, Tianjin. scher Logik. – Vortragsreihe AREA Business as Usual?, Network Q – ty in Asia and Europe. – Presented February 6, 2017 Ruhr, Bochum. June 10, 2017 Asian Capitalisms, Lyons. at the IN-EAST School of Advanced (with Nicole Schleiffer) Electric Mo- June 16, 2017 (with Nele Noesselt) Decrypting Studies Final Conference, Duisburg. bility in Asia and Europe. – Present- Pacific Approaches to Governance? February 9, 2017 Chinese Politics: Critical Discourse ed at the IN-EAST School of Ad- Linkage Models and the Chinese Le- Co-organizer, chair and introducto- Analysis meets fsQCA. – ACPS Con- Giulia Romano vanced Studies Final Conference, viathan 2.0. – FD15: East Asian Mod- ry remarks: Symposium Regional ference on China’s Public Policy and Helmut Schneider Duisburg. els of Development, ISA, Hong Kong. economic integration of Japan and National Governance, Nankai Univer- June 28–30, 2017 Asia, Japanisches Kulturinstitut, sity, Tianjin. The Transfer of Careful Urban Re- October 13, 2016 April 21, 2017 June 16, 2017 Köln. newal from Berlin to Yangzhou: Urban Development by Means of Evaluation of Alternative Drive Sys- Panelist at FB13, Roundtable: As- September 14, 2017 Learning from Abroad and its Chal- Land Grabbing? The conflict for tems based on Driving Pattern sessing Chinese Foreign Policy un- March 9–10,, 2017 Domestic and International Dimen- lenges. – Paper at the International ­Boeng Kak lake in Phnom Penh, Comparing Germany and China. – der Xi Jinping. – ISA, Hong Kong. Institutionelle Voraussetzungen für sion of Chinese Approach to Re- Conference on Public Policy (ICPP Cambodia. – Lecture at the Work- Presented at the University of degrowth in Japan. – Beitrag zur sponsibility: Governance Innovation III), Singapore. shop Research of South(East) Asien Shanghai. June 22–24, 2017 Sitzung der AG Japan der Reimers-­ under Xi Jinping. – 11th Pan-Euro- Cities – Infrastructures, Livelihoods, (with Christof Hartmann) Organisa- Stiftung in Bad Homburg. pean Conference on International July 10–12, 2017 Risks, Global South Studies Center, June 28, 2017 tion of the International Authors’ Relations, organized by EISA, Bar- Poursuivre des chemins de durabil- Universität zu Köln. Vergleich realer Fahrzyklen für Workshop on China and Political In- April 20–22, 2017 celona. ité dans une ville chinoise? L’Etat lo- Elektrofahrzeuge in Deutschland stability in Sub-Saharan Africa, Uni- Panel chair, The Korean Peninsula at cal chinois et l’institutionnalisation September 19, 2017 und China. – Vortrag beim Wissen- versity of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg the Crossroads – Historical Perspec- de l’incertitude: un aperçu à partir Der Territorialstreit um das „asiati- schaftsforum Mobilität, Duisburg. (sponsored by Fritz-Thyssen-Stif­ tives. – 14th EastAsiaNet Research Benjamin Rabe du cas de Yangzhou. – Paper at the sche Mittelmeer“. Regionalkonflikt tung). Workshop, Madrid. 14th Congress of the French Associ- mit weltpolitischen Dimensionen. – July 3, 2017 September 1–2, 2016 ation of Political Sciences (AFSP, Vortrag beim Deutschen Kongress Some Aspects of Research on July 9, 2017 July 4, 2017 (with Karen Shire and Vitali Heidt) Association Française de Science für Geographie 2017 Eine Welt in E-Mobility and Autonomous Driving. OBORing the World? Chinese and Panelist, Panel I on Global Gover- Social Innovations with Robotics in Politique), Montpellier. ­Bewegung · Erforschen – Verstehen – – Presented at the Wuhan Universi- EUropean Perceptions and Configu- nance, De-globalization and the Role Eldercare in Japan and Germany. – Gestalten, Eberhard-Karls-­ Univer­ si­ ­ ty of Technology. rations of the International System. of the EU and East Asia. – Jean Mon- Japanese and German Cutting Edge September 15, 2017 tät Tübingen. – European Symposium of the World net Workshop East Asia and the EU Technologies for Patient Care. First France-China and Sustainable Ur- Forum on China Studies, Berlin. as Partners in Global Economic Gov- NRW-Fukushima Joint Symposium ban Development: A view of the co- September 30, 2017 Karen Shire ernance, Ruhr University Bochum. on Advances in Medicine, Essen. operation background. – Presenta- Politisches Raumdenken hat (wie- July 19, 2017 tion at the 4th Singapore-France der) Konjunktur – ein Erklärungs- November 10, 2016 Chinas Neue Seidenstraße (OBOR): July 6, 2017 October 6–8, 2016 Strategic Dialogue on China, Minis- versuch. – Vortrag beim Deutschen Between Migration and Mobility – Alternatives Modell der postmoder- Panel chair Stabilität und Frieden in Ready for the Robot Revolution – Ja- try of Foreign Affairs of Singapore. Kongress für Geographie 2017 Eine The Transformation of the European nen Globalisierung? – Vortragsreihe Nordostasien – Welche Rolle kann pan’s Attempts to Solve Societal Is- Welt in ­Bewegung · Erforschen – Ver- Labor Market. – Invited lecture, AREA Ruhr, Bochum. Deutschland spielen? – XVI. Deutsch-­ sues by the Implementation of Ad- stehen – Gestalten, Eberhard-Karls-­ ­ Workshop The Great European Turn: Koreanisches Forum, Fulda. vanced Robotics. – Third Interna- Univer­si­tät Tübingen. Crisis, Strategies and Future Per-

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spectives, Center for German and – 26th International Conference of Sixties. – 9th Annual Seminar of the October 12, 2016 November 23, 2016 rungen. – Vortrag im Rahmen des European Studies (ZeDES), Chung-­ Europeanists, Glasgow. Bielefeld Graduate School in History Game-Theoretic Dilemma and Solu- Immer noch auf der Suche nach Jour Fixe – Stiftung ex oriente, aus- Ang University, Seoul. and Sociology (BGHS) Grappling with tions for Economic Cooperation – China 2.0 – Zur aktuellen ökonomi- gerichtet vom Konfuzius-Institut September 2, 2017 the Global: The Challenge of Boundar- Foundations of Cooperative Busi- schen und wirtschaftspolitischen München. November 25, 2016 Organizer: The Social Consequenc- ies in History and Sociology, Bielefeld ness Transactions in China: The Lage in der VR China. – Beitrag im Integrating Reproduction into the es of Structural Reforms on the University. Evolution of Property Rights. – Pre- Rahmen einer Podiumsdiskussion February 14, 2017 Production Focus of Comparative Welfare Mix: Agricultural Protec- sentation at the high-level seminar zu aktuellen Entwicklungen in Chi- Chinas Volkswirtschaft zwischen Studies of Welfare Capitalism. – tion, Family Care and Corporate August 14, 2017 Advanced Theories and Methods in na, ausgerichtet vom Konfuzius-In- Markt und Partei – Ein Ausblick auf France-Japan Workshop on Capital- Welfare. – Section 6: Economics, Overcome America, Reentering Contemporary Political Economy, stitut Metropole Ruhr, Duisburg. das Jahr des Hahns. – Vortrag im ism, Welfare State and Intimate Life: Business and Political Economy. Asia: Civic Cosmopolitan Publics in held at Jilin University, Changchun. Rahmen der Veranstaltung Quo va- Toward a Theory of Human Repro- 15th International Conference of the the Japanese Sixties. – American November 29, 2017 dis China? Quo vadis Chinageschäft?, duction in Mature Societies, Kyoto European Association for Japanese Sociological Association 112th an- October 13, 2016 Die Rolle von Staat und Markt für ausgerichtet von der IHK zu Düssel- University and EHESS, Kyoto. Studies, Lisbon. nual meeting 2017 Culture, Inequali- Game-Theoretic Dilemma and Solu- Chinas Aluminiumindustrie. – Bei- dorf. ties, and Social Inclusion across the tions for Economic Cooperation – trag im Rahmen der Podiumsdis- December 14, 2016 Globe, Montreal. Foundations of Cooperative Busi- kussion Internationalisierung der March 9, 2017 Market Making in Inter-regional Anna Shpakovskaya ness Transactions in China: The Aluminiummärkte – Die Rolle Chinas, Gewinner der Globalisierung? Der Comparison. Cross-border Tempo- Role of Social Networks. – Presen- ausgerichtet vom Gesamtverband wirtschaftliche Aufstieg Asiens. – rary Agency Employment in Europe June 10–11, 2017 Markus Taube tation at the high-level seminar Ad- der Aluminiumindustrie GDA, Düs- Vortrag im Rahmen der Veranstal- and East Asia. – Waseda University, Historical Process-Tracing as a vanced Theories and Methods in Con- seldorf. tung Aktuelle Fragen der Wirtschafts- Tokyo. Method of Analysis – a case study of October 5, 2016 temporary Political Economy, held at und Sozialpolitik der Akademie für the Chinese Red Cross Reform Chinas Einbindung in die Weltwirt- Jilin University, Changchun. January 13, 2017 Politische Bildung, Tutzing. February 20, 2017 (2011–2014). – 2017 ACPS-Nankai schaft. – Vortrag im Rahmen des Sino-European Economic Relations Organizer: International Sympo- International Symposium China’s EMBA Business Integration, ausge- October 19, 2016 at the Crossroads: European Clear- March 9, 2017 sium Improving Gender Balance of Public Policy and National Gover- richtet von der Julius Maximilian Markt und Staat in der chinesischen ance Sale or New Growth Partner- China: Stottert der Motor der Globa- Participation in Science: European nance, Nankai University, Tianjin. Universität Würzburg. Volkswirtschaft. – Vortrag bei der ship? – Presentation at the Confer- lisierung? (oder doch: Letzte Basti- and Asian Experiences, organized for CDU/CSU-Fraktion im Deutschen ence Chinese Investments in Europe, on der Globalisierung). – Vortrag im the Institute of Global Leadership, October 5, 2016 Bundestag im Rahmen des Arbeits- a Need for Reciprocity, organized by Rahmen der Veranstaltung Aktuelle Ochanomizu University, Tokyo. Yuko Sugita Auf der Suche nach China 2.0 – Ak- frühstück im Bundestag, Berlin. Centro Studi sull Cina Contempora- Fragen der Wirtschafts- und Sozial- tuelle ökonomische und wirtschafts- nea (CSCC), Rome. politik der Akademie für Politische June 29, 2017 September 2, 2017 politische Entwicklungen in der VR November 10, 2016 Bildung, Tutzing. Science Research Leaders and (with Yuka Ando) 「考えて発 信する China. – Vortrag im Rahmen der Volkswirtschaftliche Bedeutung der January 30, 2017 Leading Science Research. – ELIS ことを目指す日本語教育の試み 第 Vortragsreihe der GDCF Düsseldorf Neuen Seidenstraßen-Initiative. – China at the Crossroads – The Quest March 10, 2017 Seminar for Doctoral Students in 二段階の報告」 (Developing auton- e. V. Podiumsdiskussion Die neue Seiden­ for a New Growth and Development Game Changer China – Game STEM Fields from the US and Asia, omous thinking and assertive com- straße, ausgerichtet vom Bildungs- Model. – Presentation at Ca’ Foscari Changer in China. – Vortrag bei der Ewha Womans University, Seoul. munication skills in Japanese: The October 7, 2016 zentrum Neuss-Weingarten­straße, University of Venice. BMW AG – UD Mobility Services / second stage of the medium-term Theory and Reality of Social Net- Neuss. On-Demand Mobility, München. July 12, 2017 research project) – EAJS Conferen- works in East Asia – Revealed Com- January 31, 2017 Determinante of the Outsourcing of ce in Lisbon, 30 Aug – 2 Sep 2017. parative Advantages for Economic November 13, 2016 The Chinese Economy – A Category March 14, 2017 Domestic Labour in Conservative Development? – Presentation at the China als Akteur in der Weltwirt- of Its Own? On the Role of the Party, China auf Zukunftssuche – Warum Welfare States: Women’s Resources Sino-German Joint Conference In- schaft – Regelbefolgung und Foul- State, and Market. – Presentation at ist ein China 2.0 notwendig und wie and Market Dynamics in Germany. – Kei Takata stitutional Economic Perspectives on spiel. – Vortrag im Rahmen der Ver- Ca’ Foscari University of Venice. könnte es aussehen? – Vortrag beim 26th International Conference of Eu- “One Belt One Road” and Innovation in anstaltung Neue Regeln für den Welt- Wissenschaftlichen Verein Mön- ropeanists, Glasgow. April 7, 2017 China and Europe, organized by the handel? TTIP, CETA und die Folgen February 2, 2017 chengladbach. Connecting with the First or the University of Wuhan & the Universi- der Evangelischen Akademie Tut- Wirtschaftliche Strukturbrüche – July 14, 2017 Third World? Two Paths Toward the ty of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg. zing. China als Absatzmarkt und Produk- April 26, 2017 Organizer: The Sustainability of Cross-National Movement Mobiliza- tionsstandort. – Vortrag im Rahmen Marktverzerrungen in der chinesi- Gender Regime Transformations in tion in the Japanese Global Sixties. October 12, 2016 November 17, 2016 der Veranstaltung Gesellschaftliche schen Nichteisen-Metallindustrie. – Europe, Section Gender and Sexual- – International Conference on Cross-­ Why China Will not be Granted Mar- The End of the Long Chinese Boom? Umbrüche? Auf dem Weg zur sozial-­ Vortrag im Rahmen des WVMetalle – ity. 26th International Conference of Movement Mobilization, Ruhr Univer- ket Economy Status – Different No- – Vortrag im Rahmen der Veranstal- ökologischen Transformation? der Parlamentarisches Frühstück, Berlin. Europeanists, Glasgow. sity Bochum. tions on the Role of the State and tung The Rise of China. Challenges Evangelischen Akademie Tutzing. Business in the Economy. – Presen- and Opportunities der Jacobs Uni- May 4, 2017 July 14, 2017 July 13, 2017 tation at the Chinese-Foreign Aca- versity Bremen. February 10, 2017 Economic Concepts of Institution Transformation of Conservative Escaping through the Networks of demic Dialogue on Frontier Problems Wirtschaftsmacht China am Schei- Building and Institutional Change. – Gender Regimes. The Intersection Trust: The U. S. Deserter Support of Political Economy, held at Jilin deweg – Neuausrichtung inmitten Presentation at the UNIVE /IN-EAST of Class and Gender in Comparison. 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Workshop Transformative Power of May 31, 2017 und Weltwirtschaftskrise der Akade- OBOR, Venice. Institutionelle Fundamente transre- mie für Politische Bildung, Tutzing. gionaler Wirtschaftsbeziehungen – May 11–12, 2017 Zur Idiosynkrasie, Konvergenz und July 25, 2017 Globalisierung der Weltmärkte. – Transferabilität von Institutionen. – Sino-European Economic Relations Seminartage im Rahmen der Quali- Vortragsreihe AREA Ruhr, Bochum. at a Crossroad. Contemporary pat- fizierungsmaßnahme Sales Excel- terns and fundamental challenges lence der ThyssenKrupp Steel AG June 20, 2017 ahead. – Presentation at the Sum- Duisburg. Wirtschaftsmacht China auf Zu- mer School Understanding Global kunftssuche – Neuausrichtung in- China, organized by Centro Studi May 16, 2017 mitten interner und externer Her- sull Cina Contemporanea (CSCC), China at the Crossroads – Global ausforderungen. – Vortrag auf dem Rome, Villa Montragone. Value Chains and Domestic De- Seminar Chinesisch jetzt!, veranstal- mand. – Presentation at the work- tet vom Landesspracheninstitut July 25, 2017 shop Spotlight on China, organized Nordrhein-Westfalen, Bochum. One Belt, One Road: China’s grand MEDIA by Cohausz & Florack Patent Attor- strategy for a new economic world neys, Düsseldorf. June 20, 2017 order or just another white ele- China auf Zukunftssuche – Ökono- phant?! – Presentation at the Sum- May 17, 2017 mische Neuausrichtung im stür- mer School Understanding Global PRESENTATIONS Level Playing Field – Chinesische mischen weltpolitischen Fahrwass- China, organized by Centro Studi Firmenübernahmen in Deutsch- er. – Vortrag am Konfuzius-Institut sull Cina Contemporanea (CSCC), land. – Vortrag im Rahmen der Ver- Metropole Ruhr, Duisburg. Rome, Villa Montragone. anstaltung China im Wandel, ausge- richtet durch Chinaforum Bayern, June 27, 2017 July 28, 2017 IHK Schwaben, Raiffeisen Landes- (with Yuan Li) The Impact of the Parameters of Successful Institu- bank Oberösterreich, MBL China New Silk Road Railways on Local tional Transfer – An economics per- Consulting und Taylor Wessing, Economic Development. – Presen- spective. – Presentation at the Augsburg. tation at the 6th French Network for Workshop Policy Process and Knowl- Asian Studies Internatonal Confer- edge Transfer, organized by IN-EAST May 21, 2017 ence, organized by GIS Asia at Sci- School of Advanced Studies, Uni- Institutional Change in China: Global encesPo, Paris. versity of Duisburg-Essen, Duis- Models and Chinese Idiosyncrasies. burg. – Presentation at the School of Eco- June 28, 2017 nomics, Huazhong University of Sci- Anti-Dumping and Distortions in the ence and Technology, Wuhan. Chinese Metals Industry. – Presen- Guanzhong Yang tation at the European Parliament, May 24, 2017 Brussels. December 15–16, 2016 The Belt and Road Initiative – Its (with Shuanping Dai) Does Social (Potential) Impact on National and July 8, 2017 Inducement Lead to Higher Open In- MEDIEN- Transnational Institution Building. – Smarter Industries, Smarter Mobili- novation Contribution: An Experi- Presentation at the Faculty of Eco- ty, Smarter Cities. Reflections on mental Study. – Presentation at the PRÄSENTATIONEN nomics, Jilin University, Changchun. the dynamics and hazards of co-­ Third World Open Innovation Con- evolution. – Presentation at the ference, Barcelona. May 30, 2017 Tianjin Forum 2017 Innovation and Chinas Volkswirtschaft in stürmi- Cooperation, organized by Nankai schem Fahrwasser: Anpassungsbe- University and Korea Foundation for darfe und Chancen für das deutsche Advanced Studies, Tianjin. Chinageschäft. – Vortrag im Rah- men des DCW-Regionaltreffens Chi- July 15, 2017 na und Deutschland im Jahr des Kathartischer Schock oder Keim- ­Feuerhahns, ausgerichtet von der zelle neuer Krisen: China und Ost- Deutsch-Chinesischen Wirtschafts- asien 10 Jahre nach Ausbruch der vereinigung (DCW), Düsseldorf. Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise. – Vortrag im Rahmen der Tagung Ten Years After. Eine Bilanz der Finanz-

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Die Tageszeitung Deutschlandradio Kultur 人民日报 (People’s Daily) ARD Tagesthemen Florian Coulmas in der Nordkorea-Konflikt, Neuen Zürcher Zeitung ZDF-Interviews mit Alte Seidenstraße in neuem Gewand. „Nie wieder Krieg“ als Grundgesetz. – Thomas Heberer on “One Belt and One Interview mit Markus Taube zur Logik ­Thomas Heberer Chinas Globalisierungsoffensive. – Artikel von Barbara Geschwinde mit Road“ and Duisburg-China connec- und zu den Gefahren chinesischer Sag etwas, und ich sage dir, woher du Sonderbeilage der tageszeitung vom Statements von Axel Klein in der Sen- tions, December 14, 2016. Übernahmen deutscher Unternehmen kommst. – Gastkommentar von Florian Interviews mit Thomas Heberer in der 28. Oktober 2016. In Kooperation mit dung Kalenderblatt, 3. November 2016. aus wettbewerbspolitischer Sicht, 31. Coulmas zur Problematik der digitalen ZDF-Sendung Volle Kanne: Wie geht es Nora Sausmikat (China-Programm der Internet: http://www.deutschlandradi- Mai 2017. Spracherkennung, July 8, 2017 weiter mit Nordkorea?, August 16, 2017, Stiftung Asien­haus) und unter der Lei- okultur.de/japan-nach-der-niederlage- The New Silk Road and und Eskalation im Nordkorea-Konflikt, tung der Politikwissenschaftlerin und nie-wieder-krieg-als-grundgesetz.932. its implications to the Japan weist den Weg in eine bekklem- September 6, 2017. Chinaexpertin Nele Noesselt beleuch- de.html?dram:article_id=370301. Western industry – Hessischer Rundfunk mende Zukunft. – Gastkommentar von ten 12 IN-EAST-Studenten die verschie- ­Interviews with Yuan Li Florian Coulmas über zunehmende denen Aspekte der chinesischen „Going Interview mit Markus Taube zu den Vereinzelung in der japanischen Gesell- Radii out“-Strategie unter politischen, ökono- Guanghua Media / John Laurenson interviewed Yuan Li: Hintergründen und Erwartungen an schaft, September 21, 2017. Internet: mischen und sozio-ökologischen Ge- German Report A glimpse into the new world econo- das Treffen zwischen Xi Jinping und https://www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/aktuell/ The Language of the Qing Dynasty sichtspunkten: Sascha Andree, Mar- my. Aired by BBC Radio 4, November 3, Donald Trump, hr2 Der Tag, 6. April japan-weist-den-weg-in-eine-beklem- is Being Preserved in China’s North­ co Cox, Alexander Domianus, ­Julia Xi Jinping’s Fight against Corruption 2016, and Canadian Broadcasting Cor- 2017. mende-zukunft-ld.1317495 western Frontier. – Guest post by Ying Fleck, Ramona Hägele, Genoveva and the Future of China’s Reform Pol- poration (CBC), The World this Weekend, Ding and Alan McLean, September 25, Köhler, Linda Kramer, Tam Nguyen, icies. By Thomas Heberer, November January 15, 2017. Internet: http://www. 2017. https://radiichina.com/the-langu- Tim Vogt, Nina Voß, Tanja Walter, Gab- 11, 2016. cbc.ca/player/play/854617155516. Japanese Television NHK Deutschlandfunk age-of-the-qing-dynasty-is-being-pre- riel Weber. Internet: http://www.asien- served-in-chinas-northwest-frontier/. haus.de/uploads/tx_news/Asienhaus_ Interview by Xinhua with Yuan Li: Interview with Thomas Heberer on One Feature/Interview mit Nele Noesselt: taz_4-Seiter_2016-10__Web.pdf. China News Service Chinas Belt and Road Initiative is a Belt and One Road, the “New Silk Road”, China’s New Silk Road, August 2017. new opening-up strategy. Published Germany and Duisburg, April 12, 2017. Schweizer Radio und Thomas Heberer about China’s domes- on January 14, 2017. Internet: Fernsehen (SRF) 欧洲时报 (European Times) tic situation and China-US relationship http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/ China Quarterly material after the election of Donald Trump, No- 2017-01/14/c_135982714.htm. Savina Museum of Con­ blocked in China, BABOOM!!! Eine kleine Musikgeschichte Interview with Thomas Heberer (in vember 21, 2016. temporary Art, Seoul ­Interviews with Thomas der Atombombe. – Radiosendung in der Chinese), 7 October, 2016. Rise seen in Sino-­German investment: Heberer Reihe Passage (SRF 2 Kultur) von Ma­ B & R initiative, innovation providing Exhibition: KIM x RABE Visual Self, riel Kreis unter Mitwirkung von Flori- China-Rundschau new opportunities. – Article by Jingjing Phase 1 The Visual Face by Benjamin Interview by Reuters News Agency, Au- an Coulmas und Götz Neuneck (Insti- 人民日报海外版 (Overseas Ma in Global Times with statements of Rabe and Kim Insook, part of the exhi- gust 17, 2017. tut für Friedensforschung und Sicher- Edition of People’s Daily) Interview mit Thomas Heberer, No- Yuan Li, July 4, 2017. Internet: http:// bition #Selfie – The people who take pic- heitspolitik, Universität Hamburg) über vember 2016. www.globaltimes.cn/content/1054923. ture by themselves, Seoul, April 26 – Au- Interview mit der WELT, August 21, den Einfluss der beiden Atombomben- Chinese Way to Development, by Thom- shtml. gust 4, 2017. 2017. abwürfe in Japan am Ende des Zweiten as Heberer, October 10, 2016. Weltkriegs auf die Popmusik in Japan 中国新闻网 (China Infor- Interview mit Deutschlandradio Kultur, und den USA, September 29, 2017. In- mation ­Network) 南方周末 China and the G-20 August 22, 2017 ternet: https://www.srf.ch/sendungen/ Hessischer Rundfunk (Southern Weekend) ­Meeting in Hamburg, passage/baboom-eine-kleine-musik- Thomas Heberer on the Chinese Devel- ­Interviews with and Pre- geschichte-der-atombombe. Der Staat kauft mit? Chinas Wirt- opmental State, November 30, 2016 A dialog of Tao Liu with the Director of sentations by Thomas CIHD-Magazin schaftsstrategie – Interview über chi- the College of Public Administration of Heberer nesische Akquisitionen deutscher Un- Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, Profes- Von Chimerika zu Chinopa: Neuer Wan- ternehmen mit Markus Taube, hr2 Der WAZ Duisburg sor Jian­xing Yu, on the role of China in Interview by Xinhua News Agency, July del und neuer Umbruch in der Welt. – Tag, 2. November 2016. the globalization, February 23, 2017. 8, 2017. Artikel von Tao Liu in der Zeitschrift Internet: http://www.hr-online.de/ Uni Duisburg-Essen erweitert ihr des Chinesischen Industrie & Handels- website/radio/hr2/index.jsp?rub- Sprachangebot um Koreanisch – Arti- 中国研究的兴起与发现真实中国 (China Thomas Heberer at 中国新闻网 (China verbands e. V. in Deutschland, Ausgabe rik=14224&key=standard_podcasting_ kel von Martin Ahlers mit Statements Studies and the Discovering of the “Re- Information Network), July 8, 2017. 34, August 2017: 10–11. derTag&mediakey=podcast/derTag/ von Stefan Knoob über das neue Spra- al China“). Interview with Thomas He- derTag_20161102_71804635&type=a. chenangebot für die Studiengänge des berer (in Chinese), March 16, 2017. Thomas Heberer at CCTV 1, July 9, IN-EAST, 30. November 2016. 2017. Internet: http://www.waz.de/staedte/ duisburg/uni-duisburg-essen-erwei- Thomas Heberer at China Daily, July 9, tert-ihr-sprachangebot-um-korea- 2017. nisch-id208837863.html.

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Benjamin Rabe won the Best Paper On October 27, 2016, Anna Shpa- gemeinsames Programm vom Merca- Activities tor Research Center Ruhr, der Stiftung Award at the Third International Con- kovskaya has been awarded a certifi- ference on Universal Village 2016 in cate of recognition for her contribution Mercator und der Universitätsallianz Nagoya, October 8, 2016 (together with to cultural exchange between Okinawa Ruhr ins Leben gerufen. Martin Rathmann from the Cluster of and Germany. Excellence Asia and Europe in a Global The award was given by the governor Die Universität Duisburg-Essen ver- Context, University of Heidelberg). Co- of Okinawa prefecture Takeshi Onaga. It leiht jedes Jahr Preise für sehr gu- chaired by the Massachusetts Institute acknowledged Anna’s active participa- te Abschlussarbeiten. Anlässlich des of Technology (MIT, Professor Yajun tion in promoting cultural exchange be- Dies Academicus am 28. Juni 2017 Fang), the University of Nagoya (Profes- tween Okinawa and Germany e. g. orga- wurde auch Martin Heinberg für seine sor Yoshiki Ninomiya), and the Beihang nization of various cultural events, such Dissertation geehrt (700 Euro). Er war University (Professor Zhang Xiong), the as Ryukyu Festival in Düsseldorf, Oki- bis September 2016 wissenschaftlicher conference talks tried to exemplify the nawan traditional music concerts and Mitarbeiter von Prof. Markus Taube. concept of Universal Village as a de- Okinawan traditional art workshops sired future society that pursues hu- in Frankfurt, Cologne, Bonn and Dort- man-nature harmony through the wise mund. application of technologies. The ceremony was part of the 6th The praised paper and presentation Worldwide Uchinanchu Festival that titled­ Ready for the Robot Revolution – took place in Okinawan capital city Na- Japan’s Attempts to Solve Societal Is- ha from October 25 to 30, 2016. World- sues by the Implementation of Advanced wide Uchinanchu Festival takes place Robotics drew attention to the difficul- every five years to promote Okinawan ties Japanese actors of the robotics in- soft power both in Japan and abroad. dustry and the government encounter One of the main objectives of the Oki- while trying to solve challenges caused nawan Community in Deutschland is by the demographic aging of the popu- to establish a platform for cultural ex- lation by the implementation of robots change between Okinawa and Germa- in various sectors of the society. ny. It pays a specific attention to provid- ing exchange opportunities to talented 15 Florian Coulmas hat im Oktober 2016 young people in the two countries. den Meyer-Struckmann-Preis für geis- tes- und sozialwissenschaftliche For- Shuanping Dai and Guanzhong Yang Ehrenamtliche schung (2016: Ausschreibung für Ost- received the Best Emerging Schol- asienwissenschaften) erhalten, der seit ar Paper Award from the University of Tätigkeiten 2006 von der Philosophischen Fakultät California, Berkeley at the 3rd Annual der Heinrich-­Heine-Universität Düs- World Open Innovation Conference, De- seldorf (HHU) vergeben wird. Die Aus- cember 15–16, 2016, in Barcelona (see zeichnung ist mit 20.000 Euro dotiert report in Chapter 2, page 18). (see report in Chapter 2, page 16). Giulia Romano wurde im Juli 2017 in Die Duisburger Sparkasse hat am 25. die Global Young Faculty­ V aufgenom- Oktober 2016 wieder ihre jährlichen men, die Anfang Oktober 2017 startete. Sparkassenpreise (insgesamt 13.000 Die Global Young Faculty bringt enga- Euro) für die besten Doktorarbeiten gierte, herausragende Nachwuchswis- und Bachelor-/Masterarbeiten an UDE-­ senschaftler der Metropole Ruhr zu- Studenten verliehen, darunter auch sammen. Das Programm will den Teil- Frederike Schmitz, die am IN-EAST nehmern durch Networking neue We- Ostasienwissenschaften studiert. ge öffnen und fördert darüber hinaus ih-re individuellen Forschungsaktivitä- ten. Die Global Young Faculty wurde als

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Professional Activities Adjunct Professor, Zhongguo Renmin Kerstin Lukner Member of the Committee for Econom- Daxue (Chinese People’s University), ic Systems and Institutional Econom- Ehrenamtliche Tätigkeiten 2 Beijing Vice-President and Board Member, ics, Verein für Socialpolitik (German VSJF = German Association on Social Association for Economic Studies, VfS) Senior Research Fellow, Beijing Acade- Science Research on Japan Yuka Ando Lun Du Member of the Academic Advisory­ my of Social Sciences Member, Korean-German Forum, ad- Board, Journal of Current Chinese ­Affairs Speaker, Political Science Working vising the German and South Korean Zweite Vorsitzende, Japanisch an Hoch­ President, German Confucian ­Society Member of the Board, Institute of Envi- Group, VSJF = German Association for governments schulen e. V. (Deutsche Konfuzianische ­Gesell­schaft Member of the Academic Advisory ronment and Energy Policies, Zhejiang Social Science Research on Japan e. V., DKG) Board, Internationales Asienforum Univer­sity, Hangzhou Co-Editor of the book series Economic Peer Reviewer, Pacific Affairs, Rout- Studies on Asia, Metropolis Publishing Roman Bartnik Board Member, International Confucian Member of the Editorial Board, Chinese Co-Director, Confucius Institute Metro- ledge and Japan-Jahrbuch [Annual Co, Marburg Association (ICA), Beijing Political Science Review polis Ruhr, Duisburg Yearbook on Japan] Reviewer for the Academy of Interna- Honorary President, KOPRA e. V. (NPO) tional Business, Benchmarking: An In- Board Member, European Association Member of the Editorial Board, Journal Member of the Advisory Board, Asso­ ternational Journal, EAMSA for Chinese Philosophy (EACP) of Chinese Governance ciation for German Studies, Qing­dao Rumin Luo Member of the Selection Committee­ for Sprache und Praxis in Japan of the Deutscher Korrespondent der Zeit- Member of the Editorial Board, Interna- Member of the Editorial Committee of Member of the International Union of ­German Academic Exchange Service Flemming Christiansen schrift 《国际儒学研究通讯》, Beijing tional Journal of Political Science & Diplo- the annual yearbook Ethnic Minorities: Anthropological and Ethnological Sci- (DAAD) macy Annual Social and Economic Indicators, ences, University of Kent, Canterbury Member of the Editorial Board of the Routledge following journals: China Information Winfried Flüchter Member of the Editorial Committee, 国 Manuscript Referee for Sage Open Karen Shire (Leiden), Asian Politics and Policy (Wash- 外理论动态 (Foreign Theo­retical Trends) ington and Beijing), Journal of Current Member of the Scientific Council of the Momoyo Hüstebeck Vice-President, RC02 Economy and So- Chinese Affairs (Hamburg), Journal of (German) Journal of Economic Geogra- Co-Editor of the book series East Asia in Nele Noesselt ciety, International Sociological Asso- Agrarian Change (London), Economic phy – Mitglied des wissenschaftlichen the 21st Century, Verlag für Sozialwis- Reviewer for the journals Pacific Affairs ciation and Political Studies (Beijing), and of the Beirats der Zeitschrift für Wirtschafts­ senschaften and Democratization Gutachtertätigkeit für die Deutsche book series Chinese Worlds (Routledge) geo­graphie Forschungsgemeinschaft International Editorial Board Member, Co-Editor of the book series Ostasien- Work, Employment and Society, Journal Honorary Fellow, White Rose East Asia Member of the Selection Commission Pazifik. Trierer Studien zu Politik, Wirt­ Axel Klein Gutachtertätigkeit für die Studienstif- of the British Sociological Association Centre, Universities of Leeds and Shef- of the Association of the Promotion of schaft, Gesellschaft, Kultur, Lit-Verlag tung des deutschen Volkes field German-Japanese Cultural Relations Mitglied des Wissenschaftlichen Bei- Jury Member, International Research (JaDe), Cologne – Mitglied der Aus­ Co-Editor of the book series Schriften- rats Japan-Korea der Deutschen Gesell- Prize of the Max Weber Foundation Member of DAAD Commission wahlkommission des Fördervereins reihe zur Ostasienforschung, Nomos schaft für Asienkunde e. V. (DGA) Werner Pascha Deutsch-Japanische Kulturbeziehun- Verlag Jury Member, VSJF Publication Prize Appraisals of project applications gen (JaDe), Köln Editorial Board, Contemporary Japan, Vice-President of the Japanese-Ger- for Young Researchers for the German Research Foundation Member of the Academic Advisory Journal of the German Institute for Jap- man Center Berlin (JDZB) (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft, Board, Cologne Forum of International anese Studies (DIJ), Tokyo Member of the Scientific Advisory DFG) Thomas Heberer Relations and Security Policies Chairman of the Board, Japanese-Ger- Board, Werner-­Reimers-Stiftung man Foundation for Cultural and Aca- Member of the Editorial Board, The Chi- Member of the Academic Committee of Yuan Li demic Relations (JaDe) Member of the International Scientific Florian Coulmas na Quarterly the Dr. Seaker Chan Center for Compar- Advisory Board, White Rose East Asia ative Political Development Studies at President of the Chinese Economic As- Steering Group Member and Executive Centre, Universities of Leeds and Shef- Editorial Board, Contemporary Japan, Member of the Editorial Committee, Eu- Fudan University Shanghai sociation (Europe/UK) Board Member of EastAsiaNet, the Eu- field Journal of the German Institute for Jap- ropean Journal of East Asian ­Studies ropean Research School Network of anese Studies (DIJ), Tokyo Member of the Academic Advisory “Boxiang” visiting Scholar on the The Contemporary East Asian Studies Editorial Board, Contemporary Japan, Member of the Editorial Board, Jour- Council, Institute of European Studies, Belt and Road Initiative, Fudan Develop- Journal of the German Institute for Jap- Associate Editor, International Journal nal of China in Comparative Perspective, Nankai University, Tianjin ment Institute, Fudan University, March Member of the Editorial Committee, Eu- anese Studies (DIJ), Tokyo of the Sociology of Language, De Gruyter London School of Economics 2017 ropean Journal of East Asian ­Studies Adjunct Professor, Nankai University, Member of the University Board of Member of the Academic Advisory Tianjin Editorial Advisory Board Member, Jour­ Councillors (Hochschulrat), University Helmut Demes Committee, China in Comparative Per- nal of Korea Trade of Duisburg-Essen (until June 2017) spective Network Distinguished Professor, Zhejiang Uni- Advisory Committee, Euro-Asia Man- versity, Hangzhou Vice-President, German-Japanese So- Affiliated Professor (Vertrauensdozen- agement Studies Association (EAMSA) ciety of the Lower Rhine, Düsseldorf tin), Hans Böckler Foundation

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Member of the Yale Society for Com- Member of the CEA (Chinese Econom- parative Studies, Yale University, New ic Association) Europe Advisory Board Haven (since August 2016)

Member of the Advisory Board, Insti- Member of the Advisory Board, Merca- tute of Advanced Studies in the Human- tor Institute for China Studies (MERICS), ities (KWI Essen) Berlin

Board Member (alternate), Institute for External Researcher and Academic Work and Qualification (IAQ), University Committee Member at the “China-Is- of Duisburg-Essen rael Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center” of Jilin University, Changchun, Board Member, University Research (since 2015) Area (Profilschwerpunkt) Transforma- tion of Contemporary Societies, Univer- Visiting Professor at Ca’ Foscari Univer- sity of Duisburg-Essen sity, Venice (2015, 2016)

Member of the Academic Advisory Markus Taube Board, Journal of Current Chinese Affairs

“One Thousand Plan” Professor of the Member of the Editorial Board, China City of Tianjin Economic Policy Review

“Outstanding Professor” at Nankai Uni- Member of the International Editorial versity, Tianjin Board, Chinese Management Studies

Guest Professor at Jilin University, Changchun (May 2017 – May 2022) Markus Tünte

Honored Professor at the Huazhong Mittelbauvertreter im Beirat, Netzwerk University of Science and Technology, Frauen- und Geschlechterforschung Wuhan (May 2017 – May 2020) NRW

Co-Director, Confucius Institute Metro­ polis Ruhr, Duisburg

Secretary, Duisburg Economic Re- search Seminar (Duisburger Volks­ wirtschaftliches Forschungsseminar)

President of the Euro-Asia Manage- ment Studies Association (EAMSA), (2017–2019)

Member of the Experts Group for the “Sino-German Innovation Platform” at the German Federal Ministry of Educa- tion and Research (since March 2017)

Member of the Committee for Econom- ic Systems and Institutional Economics (Ausschuss für Wirtschaftssysteme und Institutionenökonomie) of the Ger- man Association for Economic Studies (Verein für Socialpolitik, VfS)

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