The 2019 Annual Convention of the Association of International Relations (JAIR)

18th(Friday) - 20th(Sunday) October 2019 “TOKI MESSE” Convention Center 6-1 Bandaijima, Chuo-ku, Niigata City, Niigata 950-0078 Japan https://www.tokimesse.com/english/index.html

October 18 (Friday)

Afternoon Sessions

Session 1: Competition and Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific [Session in English]

Chair: IIDA Keisuke (The University of ) Speakers: DAVIS Christina (Harvard University) “Competitive Liberalization Meets the East Asian Growth Model: The Evolving Trade Order in the Asia-Pacific” KRING William (Boston University) “How Has ASEAN+3 Financial Cooperation Affected Global Financial Governance?” (co-authored with William Grimes) PEKKANEN Saadia M. (University of Washington) “China, Japan, and Governing Space: Prospects for Competition and Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific” OKABE Midori () “Migration Governance in the Asia-Pacific: On Institutionalization, Emergent Norms, and Redefined Borders” Discussant: TERADA Takashi ()

Session 2: Frontiers of Conflict Research

Chair: OBAYASHI Kazuhiro () Speakers: ITO Gaku (Hiroshima University) “Unpacking the Deep Historical Roots of Contemporary Civil Conflicts” HAMANAKA Shingo (Ryukoku University) “Ground Operation Caused a Craze: Rally Round the Flag Effect during Operation Protective Edge” KUBOTA Yuichi (University of )/ OHMURA Hirotaka () “Wartime Service Provision and State Legitimacy: Evidence from Survey Experiment in FATA, Pakistan” Discussants: KOHAMA Shoko (Hokkaido University) SATO Akira (Institute of Developing Economies)

Session 3: Significance and Possibility of Global Public Policy Network

Chair: KOJO Yoshiko (The ) Speakers: INOKUCHI Ayako () “Business and Human Rights: Norm Diffusion through Supply Chain” SHOJI Mariko (Keiai University) “Beyond the Practice Theory: A Case of Business and Peace” OKUSAKO Hajime () “A Study of International Theories in the Globalization Era” Discussants: HONDA Miki () KUSANO Hiroki ()

Session 4: Democratic Backsliding and the Influence of the External Actors

Chair: YAMAZAKI Nozomu () Speakers: NAKAI Ryo (The University of Kitakyushu) / YAMAMOTO Tadashi () “A Comparative Study on Democratic ‘Backsliding’ in Central and Eastern Europe” MASUKATA Shuichiro (Kanda University of International Studies) “Democratic Recession in Brazil? The Gradual Political Reform and Illiberal Backlash” SUGIURA Koichi (Wayo Women's University) “Examining the Effects of External Support for Democratization on Democratic Recession” Discussants: MIICHI Ken (Waseda University) UETANI Naokatsu (The Institute of Developing Economies)

Session 5: The Novel Development for the Foreign Policy Studies

Chair: TADOKORO Masayuki () Speakers: NISHIKAWA Masaru () “The “Nixon Shock”: Japan, the United States, and the International Politics of the 1972 Whaling Moratorium” MORI Satoko () “Private Governance for ESG Issues: Examining Fossil Fuel Divestment” SUDA Yuko (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) “Japan-EU Agreement on the Transfer of Personal Data” Discussants: TADOKORO Masayuki (Keio University) TAKEDA Ken ()

October 19（Saturday）

Morning Sessions

Session 6: JAIR/KAIS Co-Hosted Panel Japan, Korea and the Post-Cold War Era [Session in English]

Chair: SASAKI Takuya (President, JAIR / ) Speakers: SAKATA Yasuyo (Kanda University of International Studies) “US-Japan-ROK Security Cooperation in the Post-Cold War Era” PARK Ihn-hwi (Ewha Womans University) “The Post-War Northeast Asian Regional Security: Characteristic Features and the Korean Peninsula” LEE Seungjoo (Chung-Ang University) “Forum Linkage and the Changing Dynamics of Regional Economic Order in East Asia” Discussants: MIYAOKA Isao (Keio University) KIMIYA Tadashi (The University of Tokyo)

Session 7: The Copenhagen School and “Securitization”: Challenges and Prospects

Chair: ODAGIRI Tashika () Speakers: YOKOTA Masatoshi (Tokyo University of Science) “Japan’s Global Environmental Policy and Securitization: A Constructivist Perspective” KONDA Naomi () “Critical Reappraisal of ‘Securitization’ in the EU Enlargement Process: A Realist Perspective” KISHINO Kouichi (Kansai Gaidai University) “Securitizing International Society and the US-China Trade War: An English School Perspective” Discussants: YAMAMOTO Yoshinobu (University of Niigata Prefecture) TSUKADA Tetsuya (Momoyama Gakuin University)

Session 8: The Methodologies of Jean-François Bayart and their Effects on the Re-examination of Regional Studies

Chair: KAMO Shozo () Speakers: IMABAYASHI Naoki (Miyagi Gakuin Women’s University) “Jean-François Bayart and Historical Sociology” KATAOKA Sadaharu (Waseda University) “Politics of Cameroon and the Analysis of Jean-Francois Bayart” MORITA Toyoko (Kagoshima University) “Reconsideration of Iranian Revolution by Bayart: ‘The situation of Thermidor’ and French Second Republic” Discussants: KAMO Shozo (Meijo University) TSUKIMURA Taro (Doshisha University)

Session 9: Multilateralism vs. Unilateralism

Chair: HANZAWA Asahiko () Speakers: MADOKORO Daisuke (Waseda University) “Multilateralism Still Matters? A Constructivist Perspective” SHIMIZU Nanako () “The Limits of Multilateralism in International Organizations: The Future of The Global Rule of Law” KUMAGAI Naoko (International University of Japan) “The Impact of American Unilateralism on the International Criminal Court” Discussants: IGARASHI Motomichi () HOSHINO Masahiro ()

Session 10: Alliances and Japan's Foreign Policy: The Past and the Present

Chair: IOKIBE Makoto () Speakers: SASAKI Yuichi (Meiji Gakuin University) “The Essence of Japanese Diplomacy? The Anglo-Japanese Alliance and Anglo-Japanese Relations” TAJIMA Nobuo () “Anti-Comintern Pact, Tripartite Pact and War Alliance between Japan, Germany and Italy” SATAKE Tomohiko (National Institute for Defense Studies) “The Japan-US Alliance after the Cold War: Toward a more “symmetric” alliance?” Discussants: SHIBAYAMA Futoshi (Kwansei Gakuin University) AONO Toshihiko (Hitotsubashi University)

Session 11: Norm and International Politics

Chair: ADACHI Kenki () Speakers: TAKAHASHI Tomoko (The University of Tokyo) “Reputation in Agreeing to International Norms: The Case of China” CHEY Hyoung-kyu (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS)) “For or Against the ‘People's Money’: The International Politics of Renminbi Internationalization” HATAKEYAMA Kyoko (Kansai Gaidai University) “Norms, Ideas and Japan's Security Policy: Dispute Aversion to Persuasion” Discussants: ADACHI Kenki (Ritsumeikan University) YU Minhao ( of Commerce)

Plenary Session: Leadership and International Order Chair: ENDO Mitsugi (The University of Tokyo) Speakers: FUJIWARA Kiichi (The University of Tokyo) “Populism and International Politics: A Skeptical Review” OGUSHI Atsushi (Keio University) “Putin’s Grand Strategy? The Case of Russia’s Conflict Interventions” USUI Yoichiro ( of International and Information Studies) “The EU-led Liberal International Order? Its Concept and Methods” Discussants: MATSUMOTO Saho (Nagoya City University) AOYAMA Rumi (Waseda University)

October 20（Sunday）

Afternoon Sessions

Session 12: “Warping” in the Global Diffusion of IR Theories: Comparison of the Japanese and German IR Communities

Chair: OKAGAKI Tomoko () Speakers: YAMADA Takahiro (Nagoya University) “How Has Japan Responded to the Globalization of IR Research?” LOHAUS Mathis (Free University Berlin) “Diversity in International Relations Journals Around the World, 2011- 2015” ATAKA Hiroaki (Ritsumeikan University) “Global Knowledge Production and Critical Theory: The Case of Japan” Discussants: YAMADA Atsushi (Hitotsubashi University) OKAGAKI Tomoko (Dokkyo University)

Session 13: New Dimensions of East Asian International Relations: The Rise of China and American, Japanese and Philippine Responses

Chair: HOSOYA Yuichi (Keio University) Speakers: MORI Satoru (Hosei University) “Washington’s Shift to Competition with China: Drivers and Developments” TAKAGI Yusuke (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) “Changing Philippine Foreign Policy toward China: A Preliminary Study on the Grand Strategy of Small State” TAKENAKA Harukata (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) “Free and Open Indo Pacific” and Prime Minister’s Leadership: A Response to Changing International Environment” Discussants: ANAMI Yusuke () HOSOYA Yuichi (Keio University)

Session 14: The Friction between “Self‐Images” and “Others' Images” over the PRC

Chair: TAMURA-Tsuji Keiko (The University of Kitakyushu) Speakers: SAHASHI Ryo (The University of Tokyo) “American Images and Policies on China: From the Cold War to the Present” YOKOTE Shinji (Keio University) “Russian Images of China: Tracing on the Sociological and Historical Materials” KOJIMA Kazuko (Keio University) “Conflicts over National Self-Images: Diversified Self-Images and Chinese Diplomacy” Discussants: MORI Kazuko (Waseda University) SHOJI Tomotaka (National Institute for Defense Studies)

Session 15: Reexamination of the Cold War in Northeast Asia

Chair: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo) Speakers: SHIMIZU Urara (Reitaku University) “U.S.-Japan-Taiwan Relations in the 1960s and the Changes of Political Structure in Taiwan; Deepening of the Dependency without Trust” TAKAHASHI Kazuhiro (Hosei University) “The Strain of Bretton Woods System and the Cold War in Asia: U.S.- Japan Negotiation over Balance of Payments Cooperation in the Late 1960s” KOU Kenrai (The University of Tokyo) “The U.S. Emphasis on the Development of its Allies and the Formation of the Initial Conditions for ROK's Economic Development in the 1950s” Discussants: TORIKATA Yuko (Doshisha Women's College of Liberal Arts) UMEMOTO Tetsuya

Session 16: Resilience in the International Community

Chair: TSURU Yasuko (Sophia University) Speakers: KOMATSU Shiro () “Cross-border Movements of People and Infectious Diseases: Border Control Measures during the 2009 H1N1 Pandemic” ICHIKAWA Akira () “Resilience of the EU Climate Change and Energy Norms: Through the Political Process of the EU Energy Union” SHIROYAMA Hideaki (The University of Tokyo) “Resilience of Multi-layered Multilateralism” Discussants: TAKAYANAGI Akio (Ferris University) OHIRA Tsuyoshi (The University of Kitakyushu) Program of Sectional Meetings, JAIR Annual Convention 2019 (as of 1 August 2019)

◆ October 18 (Friday)

Sectional Meetings A (15:45-17:15)

A-1. Japan’s Diplomatic History (KATAYAMA Yoshitaka) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: KATAYAMA Yoshitaka (Kansai Gaidai University) Speakers: SUZUKI Yu (The University of Tokyo) “Anglo-Japanese Relationship before the First Sino-Japanese War, 1876-1894” KIM Dong Myung (The University of Tokyo) “Resume the Japan-US-South Korea Security Cooperation: Secure the ‘New Korea Clause’ in Miki Takeo Cabinet” Discussants: KATAYAMA Yoshitaka (Kansai Gaidai University) WAKATSUKI Hidekazu (Hokkai Gakuen University)

A-2. Theory and Methods I (TAGO Atsushi) 《Searching for a New IR based on Relations: Overcoming the Actor-based West-oriented Aspects of Existing IR》 Chair: TAGO Atsushi (Waseda University) Speakers: SHIMIZU Kosuke (Ryukoku University) “Three Relationalities and Four Temporalities: Differences in Perceptions towards the World through Theoretical Abstraction” SAKAI Keiko () “Proposing a New Framework of Analysis of International Politics and Conflicts Introducing the Notion of ‘Embedded Relationship’ ” WAN-PING Lin (National Taiwan University) “Sinicizing IRT: A Post-Western Approach to Relational Theory of World Politics” Discussant: CHING-CHANG Chen (Ryukoku University)

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A-3. International Integration I (TAKEDA Ken) 《Impact of Regional Integration and External Policy on Free Movement of People: Studies on the African Union and the European Union》 Chair: TAKEDA Ken (Tokai University) Speakers: NAKASAKA Emiko “Common European Asylum Policy and Regular Movement of People from the African Countries to the EU” KATAYANAGI Mari (Hiroshima University) “Border Control Policy and Regional Integration of Africa” Discussants: OKABE Midori (Sophia University) IMAI Kohei (Institute of Developing Economies)

A-4. Decision-Making I (HONDA Tomoaki) 《Meanings of Foreign Policy Decisions》 Chair: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo) Speakers: SHINODA Tomohito (International University of Japan) “Japan's Regime Shift and National Security Policy Process” INOGUCHI Takashi (J.F. Oberlin University) “How to Decide Whether the Country Joins Multilateral Treaties or Not? ” Discussants: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo) MIYAMOTO Satoru (Seigakuin University)

Sectional Meetings B (17:30-19:30)

B-1. International History of Europe/European Studies I (SAITO Yoshiomi) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: KIMIZUKA Naotaka () Speakers: YAGUCHI Hiroaki (Tohoku University) “Russian Diplomatic Policy and Balance of Power in 1830’s Vienna System” SUGAWARA Takeshi (Ehime University) “A Matter of Imperial Defence?: Arthur Balfour and the Anglo-Japanese Alliance,

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1894-1923” Discussants: OHARA Shunichiro () MATSUMOTO Saho (Nagoya City University)

B-2. Theory and Methods II (TAGO Atsushi) 《Cutting-Edge Studies on IR Theory and Methods》 Chair: TAGO Atsushi (Waseda University) Speakers: IWANAMI Yukari () “The Restraining and Deterrence Effects of Alliances” ASANO Rui (Waseda University) “Accountability and Casualty Sensitivity in UN Peacekeeping” MIYASHITA Yutaka (Waseda University) “Power, Will, and Emotion: Three Types of National Prestige (Policy) and Their Applicability to Japan’s Contemporary Diplomacy” Discussants: ISHIGURO Kaoru () MADOKORO Daisuke (Waseda University)

B-3. Peace Studies I (KAMINO Tomoya) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: KAMINO Tomoya () Speakers: KUBOTA Masanori (Osaka University) “The Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime and Norm Violations” YAMAGUCHI Haruo (Kobe University) “The Gaps and Interactions in Multi-level Forest Governance in Indonesia” Discussants: SATO Shiro (Tokyo University of Agriculture) YOKOTA Masatoshi (Tokyo University of Science)

B-4. Gender Studies (WADA Kenji) 《The Post-Conflict Society and Gender》 Chair: WADA Kenji (Musashino Gakuin University) Speakers:

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TAKENAKA Chiharu (Rikkyo University) “Engendered Intervention, Peace Building and Human Rights Discourse: The Impact of Bosnian War on South Asia” KURATA Akiko () “Peacebuilding in Afghanistan: Focusing on Women and Challenging the Gender Order” TODA Makiko ( Women’s University) & Fortunée BAYISENGE (Protestant Institute of Arts and Social Sciences, Rwanda) “The Effect of Increased Women's Parliamentary Representation on Patriarchal Societies: Lessons from Rwanda and Japan” Discussants: INOUE Hiroko (Daito Bunka University) TAKEUCHI Shinichi (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)

◆ October 19 (Saturday)

Sectional Meetings C (13:30-15:10)

C-1. American Diplomatic History (ONOZAWA Toru) 《U.S.-East Asian Relations in the Jimmy Carter Years: Diplomacy and Global Transformations》 Chair: KAMI Hideaki () Speakers: CHO Fumitaka (Rikkyo University) “Evolving the Global Partnership: Multiple Significance of U.S.-Japanese Relations, 1977-1980” SHENG Peng (University of Oxford) “Jimmy Carter and China: Ideology, Security, and Cold War” DO Dieu Khue (Seoul National University) “Drawing the Bamboo Curtain: U.S. Relations with Asian Communist Countries in the Carter Era (Focusing on Vietnam, North Korea and China)” Discussants: KURASHINA Itsuki (Hiroshima City University) KAMI Hideaki (Kanagawa University)

C-2. Southeast Asian Studies I (IGARASHI Seiichi)

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《ASEAN’s Past and Present: Involvement of the United States and China》 Chair: IGARASHI Seiichi (Chiba University) Speakers: CHOI Haran (Osaka University) “The Origin of the ASEAN ‘Centrality’: The United States’ Role in the Process of Establishment of the ASEAN Post Ministerial Conference (PMC) in 1979” LIU Hongyi (Waseda University) “China’s Involvement in Southeast Asian Non-Traditional Security Cooperation: From the Aspect of Payoff in Natural Disaster Cooperation” Discussants: NAGATA Shingo () SUZUKI Sanae (Institute of Developing Economies)

C-3. Middle Eastern Studies (MATSUO Masaki) 《Islamism and the Middle East Politics in the Post-IS Era》 Chair: YOKOTA Takayuki () Speakers: MIZOBUCHI Masaki (Nagoya University of Commerce and Business) “Reconsidering the War on Terror: Islamic Radicalism and the Power Politics in the Middle East” TAKAOKA Yutaka (the Middle East Institute of Japan) “Analytic Viewpoints to See Rise and Decline of Islamic Extremists” SUECHIKA Kota (Ritsumeikan University) “Bringing Islamism Back in the Middle East Political Science/Studies” Discussant: MIYACHI Takahiro (The University of Tokyo)

C-4. Latin American Studies (MASUKATA Shuichiro) 《Recent Developments of Sino-Latin American Relations》 Chair: MASUKATA Shuichiro (Kanda University of International Studies) Speakers: KISHIKAWA Takeshi (Sophia University) “How Does the Rise of China Affect Latin America?: Evidence from Central American Countries” KOYASU Akiko (Sophia University) “Brazil-China Diplomatic Relations in a Changing World”

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MATSUDA Yasuhiro (The University of Tokyo) “China’s Policy toward Latin-America: Rhetoric and Reality in the 21st Century” Discussant: MURAKAMI Yusuke ()

C-5. International Security (KOTANI Tetsuo) 《Various Issues in Security Studies》 Chair: KOTANI Tetsuo (Meikai University) Speakers: KOBAYASHI Yoshiki (Meiji University) “Right-Wing Terrorism in the United States: Recent Trends and Implications for Japan” SAKAMOTO Takuto (The University of Tokyo) “Quantitative Analysis of Policy Deliberations in the United Nations Security Council, 1994-2019” HAMAMURA Jin (The University of Tokyo) “Revisiting Hierarchy in the Nuclear Nonproliferation Regime” Discussants: MIYASAKA Naofumi (National Defense Academy of Japan) AKIYAMA Nobumasa (Hitotsubashi University)

C-6. International Political Economy (OGAWA Hiroko) 《The New Structure of the Political Economy in the Asia-Pacific》 Chair: OGAWA Hiroko (Tokai University) Speakers: SUGINOHARA Masako (Ferris University) “Dealing with Inward Investment under the ‘New Cold War’: FDI Policy Preferences in the US” MIURA Hideyuki (Kyorin University) “Motivation and Policy Decision-Making Processes of TPP Participation in TPP Participating Countries” HATTORI Takashi (Kyoto University) “Japan’s Trade Policy towards Asia: Focusing on the Formulation of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP)” Discussants: KOJO Yoshiko (The University of Tokyo) KATSUMATA Hiro (Tohoku University)

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C-7. International Exchange I (BABA Takashi) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: MAKITA Toichi (J.F. Oberlin University) Speakers: HORIUCHI Megumi (former assistant researcher of J. F. Oberlin University) “How are Emotions Created in International Relations: From the Cultural Point of View” XIE Chen (The University of Tokyo) “Perspectives on Asia Development after World War II: Democratic Socialist ROYAMA Masamichi and Other Japanese Intellectuals” Discussant: MAKITA Toichi (J.F. Oberlin University)

C-8. Transnational Relations (NISHIKIDA Aiko) 《Quantitative Analysis of Migrants-Refugees》 Chair: NISHIKIDA Aiko (Keio University) Speakers: AOYAMA Hiroyuki (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) “Poll Survey Analysis of the Recognition of International Relations by Syrian IDPs” Tim MÜLLER (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (HU)) “Bridging Countries along Refugees’ Transit Routes to Germany: The Effects of Transit Country Betweenness on Smuggling Fees, Negative Migration Experiences and Symptoms of Depression” YAMAO Dai (Kyushu University) “Representation of Refugee and its Changes: Based on Quantitative Text Analysis of the Middle Eastern Newspapers” Discussants: Joshua RICKARDR ( University) HAMANAKA Shingo (Ryukoku University)

C-9. United Nations Studies (TAKIZAWA Misako) 《UN and Conflict Engagement: Troop Contributing Countries and Host Countries》 Chair: ISHIZUKA Katsumi (Kyoei University) Speakers: HIRONO Miwa (Ritsumeikan University) “China’s Evolving Roles in Conflict-affected Areas: Perspectives from South Sudanese Communities and Their Implication for the Global Liberal Order”

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KUTOBA Norihito (National Defense Academy of Japan) “Lacking Leadership or Just Doing Their Own Dangerous Business: Effects of Force Commander’s Leadership on Casualties of Peacekeepers Sent from the Same Country” Discussants: KOBAYASHI Ayako (Sophia University) YAMADA Mayumi (Ritsumeikan University)

◆ October 20 (Sunday)

Sectional Meetings D (9:30-11:00)

D-1. International History of Europe/European Studies II (SAITO Yoshiomi) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: SAITO Yoshiomi (Kyoto University) Speakers: HOSODA Haruko (Nihon University) “The Politics of Spain Toward the Mediterranean: The Problems Related to Immigrants and Refugees” WADA Moe (Kyoto University) “Laïcité Discourse and Muslim Representation in French Presses” TAMAI Masataka (Tohoku University of Community Service and Science) “The Mediterranean Issues in the CSCE process” Discussants: MATSUO Hideya (Ryukoku University) NAMIOKA Shintaro (Meiji Gakuin University) YASODA Hirohito (Kyoritsu Women's University)

D-2. International History of East Asia/East Asian Studies I (IENAGA Masaki / KAMO Tomoki) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: KAMO Tomoki (Keio University) Speakers: ASONUMA Haruna (Matsuyamahigashi Senior High School) “Traditional East Asian International Order and the British Foreign Policy toward Siam in the Late-19th Century” TAKAYANAGI Toshihide (The University of Tokyo)

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“The Shanghai Association for Japanese Studies and Chen Binhe during the Nanjing Decade” PARK Kyung Min (Kookmin University) “Rethinking the Issues of Historical Perceptions: A Comparative Study of South Korean and Chinese Processes with Japan” TSUCHIYA Takahiro (Kyoto University of Advanced Science) “China’s Economic and Industrial Policy and International Competition over Emerging Advanced Technologies” Discussants: PARK Jung Jin (Tsuda University) YOSHII Fumi (National Museum of Japanese History)

D-3. Russia and East European Studies (MIZOGUCHI Shuhei) 《International Relations among Socialist States in the 1950s》 Chair: KOBAYASHI Akina (Tama University) Speakers: DU Shixin (Institute of International Communication, Japan Traditional Bureau) “The Hungarian Incident and The Communist Party of China: The Involvement and Role of The Communist Party of China in The Hungarian Incident, 1956” MATSUMURA Fuminori (Utsunomiya University) “A Failure of the Sino-Soviet Power-Sharing System and Its Impact on Chinese Nuclear Program (1950s)” Discussants: ASADA Masafumi (Iwate University) FUKUDA Madoka (Hosei University)

D-4. Southeast Asian Studies II (IGARASHI Seiichi) 《Authoritarian Regimes and Secessionism》 Chair: IGARASHI Seiichi (Chiba University) Speakers: ABE Kazumi (Waseda University) “Papua Independence Movement in Post-Authoritarian Indonesia: Where is Papua Heading?” TANIGUCHI Miyoko (Japan International Cooperation Agency) “The Paradox of Liberalism in the Mindanao Peace Process: A Comparative Analysis of the Enactment Process on the Bangsamoro Organic Law under the Aquino III and Duterte

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Administrations” Discussants: MASUHARA Ayako (Asia University) YAMANE Takeshi (Fukuoka Women's University)

D-5. Decision-Making II (HONDA Tomoaki) 《A Reconsideration of the Policy Making Process in Japan and the U.S.》 Chair: HONDA Tomoaki (The CANON Institute for Global Studies) Speakers: MATSUMOTO Asuka (Doshisha University) “The Mechanisms of U.S. Trade Conflicts: Reconsidering the Trump Administration, Elections and International Theories” BABA Kazuki (Ritsumeikan University) “The Structure of the US-Japan vis-à-vis DPRK: Koizumi Visit to Pyongyang, 2002 and 2004” FUKUMORI Kenichiro (Nihon University) ‘‘ ‘Critical Juncture’ of US ICT Policy” Discussants: YAMAMOTO Tatsuya (Seisen University) YAMAGUCHI Wataru ()

E-6. Environment Studies (OKIMURA Tadashi) 《International Norms and International Environmental Institutions》 Chair: WATANABE Tomoaki (Fukuoka Institute of Technology) Speakers: TAKAHASHI Wakana (Utsunomiya University) “Determinants of Diversified Domestic Acceptance of International Norms on Sound Material-cycle Society: The Case of Economic Methods for Household Waste” OKIMURA Tadashi (Hiroshima City University) “Effectiveness of United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement” Discussants: WATANABE Tomoaki (Fukuoka Institute of Technology) OHTA Hiroshi (Waseda University)

Sectional Meetings D・E (9:30-12:45)

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D-E. African Studies (SUGIKI Akiko) 《Rethinking ‘State’ and ‘State-Building’ in Africa》 Chair: SUGIKI Akiko (Keio University) Speakers: ARAKI Keiko (Tokai University) “African Diaspora and Self-Determination: Marcus Garvey’s Petitions to the League of Nations in the 1920s” HOSOI Tomohiro (The University of Tokyo) “What Makes State Stronger?: Comparative Study on the Contemporary African States” HORIE Masanobu (Mukogawa Women’s University) “Reviewing the Development of Humanitarian Assistance for Internally Displaced Persons: IDP Camp as a Place of Opportunities” Discussants: OCHIAI Takehiko (Ryukoku University) SATO Shigeyuki (Waseda University)

Sectional Meetings E (11:15-12:45)

E-1. East Asian Studies II (KAMO Tomoki) 《Contrasting Views on Asian Order in the Post-Cold War Era》 Chair: SAHASHI Ryo (The University of Tokyo) Speakers: KATO Mihoko (Hokkaido University) “Is Russia a Revisionist Power in Asia?: Re-examining Russia's View on the US-Japan Alliance” TAMARI Kazutoshi (University of Kochi) “Extended Neighbourhood in India's International Order: Focusing on India's Views on China” TAMAKI Nobuhiko () “America’s Vision of International Order in the Asia-Pacific: US-Japan Alliance after the End of the Cold War” Discussants: KIKUCHI Tsutomu (Aoyama Gakuin University) AOYAMA Rumi (Waseda University)

E-2. International Integration II (TAKEDA Ken)

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《EU’s New Policy Approaches》 Chair: USUI Yoichiro (Niigata University of International and Information Studies) Speakers: OYAMA Seiko (Tokai University) “Asylum and Migration Fund (AMF) and Mainstreaming of Immigrant Integration in the EU” FUKUMI Sayaka (Ritsumeikan University) “EU Drug Control Policy towards Colombia” Discussant: USUI Yoichiro (Niigata University of International and Information Studies)

E-3. International Exchange II (BABA Takashi) 《Individual Paper Session》 Chair: BABA Takashi ( University of Art and Culture) Speakers: KAWAMURA Yoko () “Beyond ‘Cultural Diplomacy’: Managing International Cultural Relations in Japan and Germany” KATO Emi (Teikyo University) “Whose Local Community?: A Case Study of a Community Centre for Cultural Exchange in Kawasaki” Discussant: OGAWA Tadashi (Atomi University)

E-4. Peace Studies II (KAMINO Tomoya) 《Rethinking the Concept of the ‘Responsibility to Protect (R2P)’: Is the R2P Over?》 Chair: NAKAUCHI Masataka (Osaka University) Speakers: NISHIKAI Hiroshi (Seigakuin University) “‘Pillar Two-and-a-half’of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) ?: A Genealogy of the R2P Concept and its Development after Libya” NAKAMURA Nagafumi (The University of Tokyo) “Responsibility to Protect Surviving in Superpowers: Focusing on the Atrocity Prevention Board Documents” Discussants: SHOJI Mariko (Keiai University)

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SAWADA Shinji (National Defense Academy of Japan)

E-5. Young Researchers/Graduate Students Caucus (ISHII Masahiro) 《Independent Paper Session》 Chair: OYAMA Takatoshi (Kyushu Institute of Technology) Speakers: YAMAGUCHI Yuto () “Current Status and Prospect of Critical Terrorism Studies” KIM Jongpil (Aoyama Gakuin University) “Why Do Non-Allied States Abandon Nuclear Weapons Programs” Discussants: KOBAYASHI Makoto (Ochanomizu University) AKIYAMA Nobumasa (Hitotsubashi University)

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