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Hong Kong 2017 Full Program Thursday TC04: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel China and Its Neighbors TC01: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel The Pacific Century? (Theme) Southeast Asian Military Evoluons: Role Retrenchment and Proxy Room: CPD-1.21, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Compeon Disc. Yuanyuan Fang (Florida Internaonal University) The Pacific Century? (Theme) Global South Caucus Audience Costs and China’s South China Sea Island Building Gregory Moore (University of Nongham, Ningbo) Room: CPD-2.19, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Christopher Primiano (The University of Nongham Ningbo Chair Alan Chong (S Rajaratnam School of Internaonal Studies, China) Nanyang Technological University) Whose Pacific Century? China’s Geo-Polical Entrepreneurship in Disc. Andrew L. Ross (Texas A&M University) the Asia-Pacific and the Prospect of Sino-Russian Cooperaon in the Comparave Study on Military Adaptaon to Polical Change in South China Sea Indonesia, Myanmar, and Thailand Vitaly A. Kozyrev (Endico College) Adhi Priamarizki (Ritsumeikan University) Michael J. Kilburn (Endico College) Southeast Asia’s defence diplomacy and the transformave effects Is China the Boss on North Korea? of internaonal peacekeeping Inhan Kim (University of Colorado at Colorado Springs) Nicole Jenne (Ponficia Universidad Católica de Chile) Reforming toward a Calmer Sea? The Source of China-Involved Asia’s Security Compeon by Proxy: Compeve HADR as a Incidents in the SCS Respectable Arena? Mengxiao "Phoebe" Tang (University of Southern California) Alan Chong (S Rajaratnam School of Internaonal Studies, Yu-Ting Lin (University of Southern California) Nanyang Technological University) Business As Usual? The Expanding Influence Of The Indonesian Xinru Ma (University of Southern California) Military Under Jokowi Chinese Marime Strategy and the US-China Relaons: Dahlia G. Seyawan (University of California) Thucydidean Trap or Chinese Historical Legacy? Sergio Miracola (IMT School for Advanced Studies of Lucca) TC02: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Hands across the Pacific: Sino-Lan American Relaons TC05: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel East Asian Security Dilemmas: Territorial Disputes, Nuclear Crises, The Pacific Century? (Theme) and Military Conflict Room: CPD-2.16, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong The Pacific Century? (Theme) Chair Thomas Moore (University of Cincinna) Disc. Thomas Moore (University of Cincinna) Room: Social Sciences Chamber, The University of Hong Kong Sino-Lan American Commercial Relaons - Has China Been a Chair Kelly M. Kadera (University of Iowa) Deterrent to Trade Integraon in Lan America? Disc. Kelly M. Kadera (University of Iowa) Victoria Chonn Ching (University of Southern California) Acng on Threats or Afraid To Act? A Survey Experiments on The Chinese Impact on Lan America’s Internaonal Relaons and Threats, Costs and Support for Military Acon Regional Integraon Krisan Skrede Gleditsch (University of Essex) Nashira Chavez (University of Miami) Atsushi Tago (Kobe University) Energy Relaons and Oil Diplomacy between China and Lan Seiki Tanaka (University of Amsterdam) America: The Case of Ecuador Does the Rise of China Make Military Disputes with Neighbors More Nashira Chavez (University of Miami) Likely? Quan Li (Texas A&M University) TC03: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Talking to Whom? Changing Audiences of North Korean Nuclear India's Relaons with Asia Tests The Pacific Century? (Theme) Taehee Whang (Yonsei University) Room: CPD-2.42, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Michael Lammbrau (Mercyhurst University) Chair Li Mingjiang (Rajaratnam School of Internaonal Studies, Hyung-min Joo (Korea University) Singapore) China’s Forgoen “Lost Territories” Disc. Li Mingjiang (Rajaratnam School of Internaonal Studies, Olivier Henripin (Loyola University Chicago) Singapore) Territorial Indivisibility and Public Preference for Dispute Resoluon: New Direcons in Indian Foreign Policy: Quest for Global Power Evidence from Japan Status Daina Chiba (University of Essex) Raj Kumar Kothari (Vidyasagar University) Songying Fang (Rice University) India as a Rising Power in the Asia Pacific – The Success and the Xiaojun Li (The University of Brish Columbia) Challenges Atsushi Tago (Kobe University) Ashwani Jassal (Delhi University) The Doomsday Machine Revisited- The Paradox of Total Strategies Priya Gahlot (Jawaharlal Nehru University) for Limited Aims in the Asia Pacific India’s Pivot to the Asia-Pacific and the Transformaon of Its Sidharth Kaushal (London School of Economics and Polical Internaonal Role Science) Tien-sze Fang (Naonal Tsing Hua University) TC06: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel How Can We Make the Government to Be Accountable? A Case Interdependence and Conflict Study of Macao Special Administrave Region Yu Wing Yat Eilo (University of Macau) The Pacific Century? (Theme) Ada Lei Hio-leng (University of Macau) Room: Faculty Funcon Room, The University of Hong Kong Neither Repression nor Concession? A Hybrid Regime’s Arion Chair Chyungly Lee (Instute of Internaonal Relaons) against Massive Protests in Hong Kong Disc. Chyungly Lee (Instute of Internaonal Relaons) Edmund Cheng (Hong Kong Bapst University) Regional Integraon, Conflict Transformaon, Moosung Lee (Myongji University) TC09: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Protests, Civil Riots and Conflict: Can Connuous Events Be Studied A Pacific Century? with a ‘Discrete’ Theory? The Pacific Century? (Theme) Fabio Andres Diaz (Rhodes University) Room: CPD-2.14, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Democracies Strike Back: The Building of Mullateral Security Chair Thomas S. Wilkins (University of Sydney) Cooperaon Among Democracies in the Asia Pacific Disc. Mark Beeson (University of Western Australia) Young Joon Kim (Instute for Naonal Security Strategy) Rise of Asia: Making of New World Order in the Indo-Pacific Century Re-examining the Grievance-Conflict Nexus: Comparison of M. Matheswaran (IDSA (Instute of Defence Studies and Objecve and Subjecve Grievance Measures Analysis)-New Delhi; Naval War College, Goa;) David Hendry (London School of Economics and Polical A 'Pacific Century' or an 'Asian Century'? Contesng Ideologies at Science) Work Sunhee Park (Aarhus University) Thomas S. Wilkins (University of Sydney) TC07: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Aer Harmony? The Crucial Role of China to the Pacific Century Josie-Marie Perkuhn (Heidelberg University) Rethinking Japanese Security Policy The Pacific Century vs. the Erosion of the US-Centric World Order: The Pacific Century? (Theme) Implicaons for South America’s Domesc Policies Room: CPD-LG.34, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Gabriela Nunez (City University of Hong Kong) Chair Tai-Ting Liu (Naonal Chung Hsing University) Disc. William T. Tow (Australian Naonal University) TC10: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel US-Japan Security Community: The Case of the 2011 Tohoku Identy and Intolerance Earthquake The Pacific Century? (Theme) Hidekazu Sakai (Kansai Gaidai University) Room: Room 1103, The University of Hong Kong Japan’s Asia-Pacific Security Strategy: Sll the Democrac Security Chair Naima Green (Harvard University) Diamond or Something Else? Disc. Naima Green (Harvard University) Tai-Ting Liu (Naonal Chung Hsing University) Queering (Extra-)Territoriality War as Peace: Japan’s Proacve Pacifism Ralph Wilde (University College London) Anna-Karin Eriksson (Linnaeus University) Resisng the Transnaonal Diffusion of Norms through Re-Conceptualising the ‘Strategic’: Japanese Foreign Policy in the Securizaon: LGBT Rights Immunizaon in Russia and Hungary Asia-Pacific and the China Factor Fernando Nunez-Mietz (McGill University) Elena Atanassova-Cornelis (University of Antwerp) Policing the Sea: Japan's Support towards Safety of Navigaon and TC11: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Capacity Building Educaon for Cizenship in a Global World Kyoko Hatakeyama (Kansai Gaidai University) The Pacific Century? (Theme) Turning to Asia: Is Abe’s Security Policy Altering the Strategic Scope Room: Room 1104, The University of Hong Kong of Japan’s Defense Strategy? David Adebahr (Kyoto University) Chair Ananya Sharma (Jawaharlal Nehru University) Disc. Ananya Sharma (Jawaharlal Nehru University) TC08: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Educaonal So Power Resources: Aracon and Assimilaon Hong Kong and Macao Polics Steven B. Rothman (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University) The Pacific Century? (Theme) Peaceful and Prosperous Society through Educaon and Innovaon Sean Yiath (University of California, San Diego) Room: CPD-LG.59, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong Human Rights Educaon through On-Line Simultaneous Mullingual Chair Krzysztof Sliwinski (Hong Kong Bapst University) Experience Disc. Yu Wing Yat Eilo (University of Macau) Akihiko Morita (SHOKEI GAKUIN University) Hong Kong Localism: The Polics of Hope and Despair in Factors Affecng Correct Vong and Their Evidence from 19th Internaonal Relaons Korean Naonal Assembly Elecon Malte Philipp Kaeding (University of Surrey) Jaeyoung Park (Seoul Naonal University) Securizaon of Hong Kong Polics: Debate on Electoral Reform How to Raise ‘Good Children’? Changing Face of Family Educaon in and Civil Disobedience of 2014 Republican China Krzysztof Sliwinski (Hong Kong Bapst University) Haolan Zheng (Keio University) TC12: Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:45 PM Panel Financial Sector Development in South Asia: Is There a Chance for China and the Islamic World: the Middle East and South Asia Regional Integraon? Karina Jędrzejowska (University of Warsaw, Instute of The Pacific Century? (Theme) Internaonal
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