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5Th Annual JAHSS Annual Meeting - Parallel Sessions 5th Annual JAHSS Annual Meeting - Parallel Sessions - Room A (H-260) Room B (H-253) Room C (H-252) Room D (H-251) 1-A Reconceptualizing 1-B Refugee/IDPs and Human 1-C Human Security: Regional 1-D Human Security and Human Security Security Perspectives (SE Asia) Conflict Re-conceptualizing Human Reinstating the Human Security and Transnational Human security as Consociationalism in BiH: A Security: Informed Choices the Southeast Asian “Boat People learning out of unsustainability In Human Security Perspective Crisis” of 2015 Southeast Asia Dr. Vu Le Thao Chi Prof. Surichai Wun'gaeo Milutin Rajkovic (Keio University) Jera Beah H. Lego (ICU) (Chulalongkorn University) (TUFS) A Choice: Dropout Issue in Human Security and Unarmed Conceptualizing a People- Religious terrorism and the future Primary Education in Laos Civilian Peace Keeping: Case Centered Security in a Post-2015 of Iraqi minorities (2003-2015) 1st session Study on Mindano ASEAN Gnangnouvong Itthida Dr. Benny TEH Cheng Guan Haidar Reda Mohamad 10:30-12:00 (Keio University) Jeya Murugan (ICU) (Universiti Sains Malaysia) (TUFS) 12 Dec. (Sat.) Understanding Risk(s): From the Multiple dilemma of refugee return: Can human security be Human Security 2.0 --A Local Residents’ Perspective of what did the ceasefire situation in operationalised in a nation? – a Possibility of Human Security in a Nuclear Power Plant Site in homeland brought to the refugees case study of Timor-Leste Syria Japan and IDPs in southeast Myanmar Yuliang Cheng Koki Ishigohoka Tarek Katramiz (Keio University) Yuki Nishimori (Tohoku University) (University of Tokyo) (Doshisha University) Zainichi Koreans and Informed Dynamic Refugee Protection Aspiring the alternative futures: ‘Homeland-Segregation System’ Choice: Limitations and Agency Mechanism in Mass Influx cases of Thai rural villages in the days Situations: Toward Universal of Thaksin's pro-rural policies "Humanitarian" Coverage Atsushi Watabe Bert Leysen (Keio University) Mutsuhisa Ban (Kyoto University) (IGES) Takahiro Suzuki (Doshisha) Challenges on Mass Somali Refugee Influx after the Border Closure between Kenya and Somalia in 2007 -Example of Dadaab Refugee Camp- Chaki Tsuchida (Tokyo University) Chair: Dr. Vu Le Thao Chi Prof. Giorgio Shani Dr. Taichi Uchio Prof. Naoki Ishihara (Keio University) (ICU) (Reitaku University) (Ritsumeikan Univeristy) Commentator: Prof. Micio Umegaki Prof. Hideki Tamai Prof. Dinil Pushpalal Prof. Yusuke Dan (Keio University) (Soka University) (Tohoku University) (Toyo Gakuen University) Room A (H-260) Room B (H-253) Room C (H-252) Room D (H-251) 2-A Human Security, 2-B Human Security After 2015 2-C Human Security: Regional 2-D Human Security in Japan Governance and Human Perspectives (South Asia) Rights Informal Governance Institutions The Basic Concept of Human Exploring Human Security for The Japanese Mafia: A Criminal and People`s Participation in Security: Graphic Illustrations vulnerable minorities in post-war organization’s identity as a Governance for Peacebuilding in Sri Lanka. source of Human Insecurity \ Afghanistan Yuichiro Sakai (＊) Prof. Yoichi Mine (Doshisha) Amardeep Kaur Kanith (ICU) Andi Demo (University of Tokyo) Human Rights Based Approach From MDGs to SDGs: Increasing Ensuring Sustained Human Social Capital as a Shield against 2nd session and Human Security: UN Relevance of Human Security in Security in Rural Sri Lanka from Unusually Poor Mental Health 13:00-14:30 Approach to the Right to the Age of Sustainable the View of Rural Communities among Displaced Residents from 13 Dec. (Sun.) Adequate Housing in Kyrgyzstan Development Fukushima Thanuksha Abeywardana (Ministry of Home Affairs, Keiko Iwasaki Mamiko Yano (＊) Koji Yamada (JICA) Sri Lanka) (University of Tokyo) To be or not to be: Prospects for Human A Study of saving groups on Psychological Distress among Reconsidering Development/Security in Africa poverty reduction in Sri Lanka - Nuclear Evacuees from Futaba the relationship between the ICC Post-2015: what balance between Case Study of a rural area - Town, Fukushima: New Evidence and Human Security 'developmental' & 'fragile' states? of Reference-Dependent Utility and Loss Aversion Prof. Timothy M Shaw Rika Masuda Keiko Iwasaki and Yasuyuki Sawada Hiroshige Fujii (＊) (UMass Boston) (University of Tokyo) (University of Tokyo) International Human Rights and Toward the Establishment of a Majoritarian Politics and Human Educational Disparities - The its Internalization ---- Collision Normative Framework on UAVs: Security – the case of communal power to choose among with Conventional Family Values Contribution of Human Security violence in Muzaffarnagar-Shamli opportunities (Consideration of in 2013? personal insecurity) Yoshiyuki Akashi Ayako Hatano (Tokyo University) Ryo Watanuki (ICU) Surbhi Khyati (ICU) (Human Security Forum) Displace Human rights approach Protecting vulnerable societies Human Insecurity of Ethno- with human security approach to Dalit Oppression in India: The national minority groups in Japan address forced eviction Politics of Vote Bank Sylvia Shuwen Zhou (University of Tokyo) Varun Tomar (ICU) Yuki Takao (ICU) Chair: Dr. Kyoko Cross Prof. Daisaku Higashi Prof. Giorgio Shani Prof. Yukie Osa (Ritsumeikan University) (University of Tokyo) (ICU) (Rikkyo University) Commentator: Prof. Yasunobu Sato Prof. Hiromichi Fukui Prof. Jude Lal Fernando Dr. Oscar Gomez (University of Tokyo) (Chubu Univeristy) (Trinity College) (JICA Research Institute) ＊ Secretariat of the International Peace Cooperation Headquarters, Cabinet Office, Japan Room A (H-260) Room B (H-253) Room C (H-252) Room D (H-251) 3-A Human Security and 3-B Human Security and Gender 3-C Human In/Security: 3-D Human Security: Broad Religion Regional Perspectives (Africa) Approaches Reconceptualising Human Imagined Peace, Gender Relations The Human security Dynamics in Human Security and Resilience Security and Religion: Some and Post-Conflict Transformation: A Africa and the United States Approaches on Disaster Political and Interreligious Human Security Dilemma Africa Command Management in Indonesia: Perspectives Kester Chukwuma Onor Imanuel Geovasky Prof. Jude Lal Fernando Prof. B. Jane L. Parpart (University of Kwazulu-Natal, (Duta Wacana Christian (Trinity College Dublin) (UMass Boston) South Africa) University) Human Security and Post- Gendered Security, Freedom and Examining the Politics of Post- Re-examining Two Pillars of Broad 3rd session Secularism: The Case of Diyanet Agency Genocide Rwanda: Approach: Key to the Securitization 14:40-16:10 in Turkey Reconciliation, Human Security Deadlock 13 Dec. (Sun.) and the Genocide Ideology Dr. Gul Ceylan Tok Bidrea Alnasser (Kocaeli University) (University of Warwick, UK) Hinata Imai (TUFS) Ei Miyauchi (ICU ) Contention over Religious Women’s Empowerment in the Examining the Ebola Epidemic in Recognition for Human’s Violence in Iran: Kadivar vs. the Scope of Human Security West Africa from Social Vulnerability Special Court of Clergy Perspectives: Case of Sierra Leone Prof. Yasuyuki Matsunaga Kathryn Mangino Dr. Hideyuki Okano (TUFS) (Waseda University, GASAPS) (Ritsumeikan University) Nao Nomura (ICU) Welfare Jihadism: The nexus De-securitizing women in Islam: Rethinking the Disarmament Bottom of the Food Chain: between welfare organizations seeking for a legitimate protection, Approach to Human security in Investigating The Role Of and Islamic radicalism in Sindh, empowerment the Karamojong Region, Uganda Smallholder Farmers In Alleviating Food Insecurity In Southern Africa Pakistan Zulfiqar Ali (ICU) Yuri Kajita (ICU) Kasoma Meble(ICU) Mandifadza Maripise (ICU) Religious Intolerance in Mexico: Patronage, Clientelism and A Human Security Issue. Economic Insecurity in Uganda Ms. Luz Gonzalez Vick Ssali (University of Tokyo) (Aichi Gakuin University) Chair: Prof. Mustapha Pasha Prof. Seiko Hanochi Prof. Timothy Shaw Dr. Yosuke Tsuchiya (Aberystwyth University) (Chubu University) (UMass Boston) (Komazawa University) Commentator: Prof. Giorgio Shani Prof. Seiko Hanochi Prof. Yuichi Sekiya Dr. Kyoko Cross (ICU) (Chubu University) (University of Tokyo) (Ritsumeikan University) Room A (H-260) Room B (H-253) Room C (H-252) Room D (H-251) 4-A Beyond Human Security? 4-B Human Trafficking and 4-C Human Security in North 4-D Asylum-seekers, Migration Critical Perspectives Securitization East Asia and Human Security Critical Human Security Studies Human Security and Public Policy: Human Security in International The human security impact of (CHSS): empowering the Unintended Policy Consequences Aid to North Korea recent Australian Government subaltern? and Failed Anti-Trafficking policies Initiatives Prof. Craig Mark Dr. Lindsay Black (Leiden University) Kate Kimmer (ICU) Prof. Jae-Jung Suh (ICU) (Kwansei Gakuin University,) Citizens abroad and the "duty of Human rights evaluation – a case Redefining Human Security for Examining Australia’s 4th session care": at the interstices of study of human trafficking in Vulnerable Migrants in East Asia Humanitarian Response to Asylum 16:20-17:50 political community, citizenship Myanmar Seekers: An Indonesian Perspective 13 Dec. (Sun.) and security Dr. Jiyoung Song Dr. Xavier Guillaume Sabine Becker-Thierry (Singapore Management Hangga Fathana (University of Edinburgh) (Waseda University) University) (Universitas Islam Indonesia) Human Security and Fields: U.S. Domestic Law Enforcement Human Security as a Critical Addressing the double standards: Potentials for a Synthetic Practices Impact on Human Pursuit against the National Asylum
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