2012 Symposium of Campus Asia Program Building Resiliency for Emergency Management in East Asia and the World Fudan University Shanghai China Nov. 9th 2012 Cosponsors School of International Relations and Public Affairs, Fudan University Dr. Seaker Chan Center for Comparative Political Studies, Fudan University Graduate School of International Cooperation Studies, Kobe University Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University 0 Overall Schedule of the Symposium Date Time Event(s) From 2:30pm Check in at the Crowne Plaza Nov. 8th 2012 Reception Dinner (Please first meet in the Lobby 6:30-8:30pm @6:15pm) 9:00-11:30am The Opening Ceremony and Keynote Speeches 11:50am-1:00pm Lunch @ The UBC Coffee Nov. 9th 1:00-1:50pm Program Work Meeting 2012 2:00-5:30pm Panel Discussions 6:00-8:30pm Farewell Dinner Note: Unless otherwise noted, the symposium uses Room 104 @ the Center for American Studies as its main Venue. 1 EM2012 Program: Morning Date Time EM2012 Sessions Location Lobby of the 8:30am Guest Gathering Crowne Plaza 8:45-9:00am Conference Registration The Opening Ceremony Room 104, 9:00-9:20am Center for The Opening Speech and Welcome Address by Coordinator: American Professor Xiaoyuan Feng Professor and Studies (CAS) Dean Zhimin Chen Guest Address by Professor Chiharu Nakamura Guest Address by Professor Sung-Hoon Park Lobby of Friday 9:20-9:45am Group Photo Taking Morning CAS th Nov. 9 Keynote Speeches 2012 Professor Guosheng Qu Thoughts on Critical Vice President Issues for Response to International Large Scale Earthquake 9:45-11:30 am Association of Risk and Catastrophes Room 104, Management Coordinator: Center for Professor and Professor American Vice Dean Sung-Hoon Park The Eurozone Crisis and Studies (CAS) Yijia Jing Dean, GSIS its Implications on Asia Korea University Professor Disaster Management in Yasuo Tanaka Japan over the Past 50 GSICS years: From its Inception Kobe University to Current Problems The UBC Noon 11:50am-1:00pm Lunch Coffee 2 EM2012 Program: Afternoon Date Time EM2012 Sessions Location Room 104, 1:00-1:50 pm Program Work Meeting CAS Room 104, Afternoon Panel A CAS 2:00-3:30 pm Professor Using body/Sensory Memory in Disaster (Moderator: Prevention: Lessons from the “Popoki's Ronni Alexander Dean Friendship Story” Project Sung-Hoon Park Professor Democratic math? Citizen Participation and Cuz Potter Risk Analysis Discussant: Professor Professor Trilateral Cooperative Partnership in Northeast Friday Jung-Sun Asia and Risk Management Afternoon Han) Kan Kimura Nov. 9th Professor The Use of Mobile and Wireless Technology Shuhua Monica Liu 2012 and Food Quality Control in China 3:30-4:00pm Coffee Break Room 104 4:00-5:30pm Afternoon Panel B (Moderator: Professor Professor Well-being at risk? Adaptation to Life and Terukazu Robert Rudolf Labor Market Events in South Korea Suruga Professor Livelihood Support for the Early Recovery in Discussant: the Great East Japan Earthquake and Professor Yuka Kaneko Tsunami—Lessons for Developing Countries Keiichi Professor Ogawa) Insurance Approach for Financing Extreme Haitao Yin Climate Event Losses in China Evening 6:30-8:30pm Farewell Dinner TBD 3 General Rules for the Symposium 1. Work Language: English is the work language of the symposium 2. Submissions The coordinator for each delegation needs to send Papers or PPTs to [email protected] by the end of October, for the purpose of making the Symposium proceeding. Submissions will be disseminated among all symposium participants. Please pick up your symposium package when registering @ Room 104 Selected papers will be invited to be published in a special issue of Fudan Public Administration Review, a CSSCI journal and top publication widely recognized by PA professionals in China. 3. Time Limit for All Sessions: PLEASE PREPARE ACCORDINGLY The Welcome speech and guest addresses: Each speaker only has FIVE minutes. Keynote Speeches: Each keynote speaker has 30 minutes. Panel Presentations: The MAX time for each presentation is 15 minutes. The MAX time for the assigned discussant is 15 minutes. NOTE: Student volunteers will help enforce time control, please pay attention to their signals during your session. 4. Point of Contact: For further information of the symposium, please contact Ms. Qianjie Liu ([email protected]) Dr. Shuhua Monica Liu ([email protected]) 4 Symposium Participants Participant Title Institutional Affiliation Name Ronni Alexander Professor GSICS, Kobe University Zhimin Chen Professor and Dean SIRPA, Fudan University Xiaoyuan Feng Vice President Fudan University Yunshen Gu Executive Vice Dean Graduate School, Fudan Univeristy Division of International Studies (DIS), Jung-Sun Han Associate Dean Korea University Tsukasa Iga Senior Researcher GSICS, Kobe University Professor and Vice Yijia Jing SIRPA, Fudan University Dean Yuka Kaneko Professor GSICS, Kobe University Kan Kimura Professor GSICS, Kobe University Mutsuyo Office assistant for GSICS, Kobe University Kobayashi CAMPUS Asia Yoshiko Koishi Assistant Professor GSICS, Kobe University Foreign Affairs Office, Li Liu Director Fudan University Qianjie Liu Program Coordinator SIRPA, Fudan University 5 Participant Title Institutional Affiliation Name Shuhua Monica Assistant Professor SIRPA, Fudan University Liu and Program Director Professional Degree Program Office, Demei Lu Program Manager Fudan University Jun Matsunami Professor GSICS, Kobe University Yukari Mitsuhashi Professor GSICS, Kobe University Executive Vice Chiharu Nakamura GSICS, Kobe University President GSICS General Affairs section, Kobe Shihomi Nakata Chief University Keiichi Ogawa Professor GSICS, Kobe University Sung-Hoon Park Dean GSIS, Korea University Cuz Potter Assistant Professor DIS, Korea University Robert Rudolf Assistant Professor DIS, Korea University Aiko Sakurai Associate Professor GSICS, Kobe University Terukazu Suruga Dean GSICS, Kobe University International Affair Planning Division, Hiromi Takura Coordinator GSICS, Kobe University Satoru Tanaka Assistant Professor GSICS, Kobe University 6 Participant Title Institutional Affiliation Name Yasuo Tanaka Professor Emeritus GSICS, Kobe University Graduate Degree Program Office, Menghan Xian Program Manager Fudan University International Students Affairs Office, Zengguo Yang Director Fudan University Haitao Yin Associate Professor ACEM, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Chunlin Yu Director Foreign Affair Office, Fudan University International Students Affairs Office, Xiangrong Zhang Program Manager Fudan University International Exchange Office, Yifei Zhu Program Manager Fudan University International Exchange Office, Chouwen Zhu Director Fudan University 7 Fudan Campus Map 8 Accommodation and Transportation Accommodation Crowne Plaza Shanghai Fudan Hotel Crowne Plaza Shanghai Fudan Hotel is next to Fudan University for dedicated service and easy access to the city's business and leisure hotspots. The hotel is only 5 minutes’ walk from conference venue, Center for America Study (CAS). Shanghai Pudong International Airport is 45 minutes' drive and Shanghai Hongqiao International Airport is 30 minutes' drive from Crowne Plaza Shanghai Fudan. Contact Details Address: 199 Handan Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai Telephone: 86-21-55529999 Fax: 86-21-55529990 Transportation Taxi At Hongqiao International Airport (SHA) or Pudong International Airport (PVG), taxis are available at any time. You can go to the Airport Taxis Stand, give the address where you are going, and they give you a voucher with cost of the transportation. A trip from Pudong International Airport to the hotel should be around180.00 CNY, while from Hongqiao International Airport should be around 75.00 CNY. Subway You can also take subway to the hotel from airports. From Hongqiao International Airport to the hotel From Hongqiao Airport Terminal 1 Station or Hongqiao Airport Terminal 2 Station to Guoquan Road Station by Metro Line 10 Walk 10 minutes to the hotel From Pudong International Airport to the hotel From Pudong Airport Station to East Nanjing Road Station by Metro Line 2 Transfer to Metro Line 10 to Guoquan Road Station Walk 10 minutes to the hotel 9 10 .