2018 Asia-Pacific EU Centre Graduate Students Conference and Researchers Roundtable
AGENDA
9 February 2018 (Friday)
All Day

Arrival in Fukuoka[DAY1] 10 February 2018 (Saturday)*Hotel Lobby at 9:10 am - Shuttle bus
9:30-10:00

Registration

Opening Ceremony - Opening remarks
10:00-10:10 ［Large Conference Room］

Speaker:Prof. Kenji Iwata, Director, Kyushu University EU Centre, Japan

Session I (4 speakers)［Large Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:
Prof. Martin Holland, Director, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury,New ZealandProf. Kasira Cheeppensook, Lecturer, Department of International Relations, Chulalongkorn University,
ThailandPresenters:
1-1 Ms. Sayaka Fukuda, PhD student, Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies, Kyushu University,
10:10-12:10
Developing early childhood education program in the Netherlands(120)
1-2 Ms. Ying Yuan, PhD candidates, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury, New
Why Europe cannot speak to China with one voice? - Explaining Positions Variation on Pursuing a Common
China Strategy amongst EU Member States.
1-3 Ms. Carmina Untalan, Doctor student, EUIJ-Kansai, Osaka School of International Public Policy, OsakaUniversity, JapanEurope is dead, long live Europe: Reviving the EU's post-Westphalian Dream through a Worldist View ofInternational Relations
1-4 Ms. Xiyin Liu, PhD candidates, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury,
New Zealand
The Global Governing Role of the Market Power EU: A China Case
12:10-13:30 Lunch Break (Lunch Box)

Session II (4 speakers)［Large Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:
Prof. Kenji Iwata, Director, Kyushu University EU Centre, JapanMs. Machiko Hachiya, Advisor, Kyushu University EU Centre, JapanPresenters:
2-1 Ms. LI Weizhen, Graduate student, Renmin University, ChinaEthnic identity, modernization and Roma inclusion in Europe
2-2 Mr. Satitkhun Joonjitdumrong, Graduate student, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Rehumanizing Victims in the Nazi Concentration Camps’
2-3 Mr. Vorawee Theingrod, Graduate student, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Commemorating World War II in Germany, Poland, and France during 1945 – 2017
2-4 Mr. Huang Ziyi, Graduate student, Renmin University, China
Violent or Non-Violent: Two Separate Dimensions of Mobilization of Islamic Radicalism in Europe?—Acomparative study of ISIL and Hizb ut-Tahrir
13:30-15:30
Session III (4 speakers)(120)［Middle Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:

Prof. Masahiko Yoshii, Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, Japan,Jean Monnet Chair
Prof. Chae-Deug Yi, Director, Pusan National University EU Center, Korea, Jean Monnet Chair

Presenters:
3-1 Mr. Shunpei Matsushita, Master student, Graduate School of Economics, Kyushu University, Japan
Capital Markets Union (CMU) and capital market integration in Europe: including an examination of theimpact on Brexit
3-2 Mr. Sang-Hoon NAM, PhD student, Pusan National University, Korea
HIIT and VIIT in the VCs and Korea
3-3 Ms. Eriko Saito, Master student, Graduate School of Economics, Kyushu University, Japan
The Announcement Effect of Bilateral Trade Agreements on Share Prices: An analysis of the Economic
Partnership Agreement between EU and Japan
3-4 Ms. Azlynne Amanda Yuen, Master student, Graduate School of Law, Kyushu University, Japan
Taming the Dragon? A critical analysis of the European Commission’s proposed framework for foreign direct
investment screening as a shield against Chinese state-owned enterprises
15:30-16:00 Coffee BreakSession IV (3 speakers)［Large Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:
Prof. Si Hong Kim, Director, HUFS Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, Korea
Prof. Kasira Cheeppensook, Lecturer, Department of International Relations, Chulalongkorn University,Thailand

Presenters:
4-1 Ms. DONG Mingzhi, Graduate student, Renmin University, China
China-European Union Research and Innovation Cooperation: Mechanism,Connotation and Challenges
4-2 Ms. Juhae Ryu, PhD student, EU Studies, HUFS, Korea
European Research Area (ERA) and Network-building in the EU
4-3 Ms. Kai-Fang Lin, Graduate student, National Taiwan University
The Future of Artist’s Resale Right: Facilitating or Limiting Creativity?/NTU
16:00-17:30
Session V (3 speakers)(90)［Middle Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:
Prof. Chwenwen Chen, Professor, Deputy director general, European Union Centre in Taiwan, NationalTaiwan University
Prof. Masahiko Yoshii, Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, Japan,
Jean Monnet Chair

Presenters:
5-1 Ms. Olga Stadnicka, Master student, LL.M., Graduate School of Law, Kyushu University, Japan
Towards the Digital Single Market: Proposal for a Directive of the European Parliament and Council on
copyright in the Digital Single Market
5-2 Ms. ZHU Jieyao, Graduate student, Renmin University, China
The “new German question” and European integration
5-3 Ms. Bowon Kim, Master student, EU Studies, HUFS, Korea
Energy Integration in Europe: Energy Interconnection in Sub-regions and Its Challenges*Shuttle bus at 18:00 depart from Nishijin Plaza to the venue of Welcome dinner gathering
18:30-20:30 Welcome dinner gathering at the Japanese Restaurant "Masumasa"[DAY2] 11 February 2018 (Sunday)*Hotel Lobby at 9:10 am - Shuttle bus
9:30-10:00

Registration

Session VI (3 speakers)［Large Conference Room］
Moderator & Commentator:

Prof. Martin Holland, Director, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury,
New ZealandProf. Natthanan Kunnamas, Director of Interdisciplinary Department of European Studies, Chulalongkorn
University, Thailand, Jean Monnet Chair
10:00-11:30 Presenters:(90)
6-1 Ms. Fumi Yoshimoto, Docter student, Graduate School of Law, Hitotsubashi University, Japan, EUSI（Hitotsubashi）
Dual-Use Goods Policy in the EU
6-2 Mr. Sjyors Coenen, Master student, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University, Japan
Changing Restrictions: The future of EU sanctions
6-3 Mr. Piao-Hao Hsu, Ph.D student, Tamkang University, EUTW, Taiwan
Data Flow Barriers post Snowden – Development of CJEU Schrems Cases and Its Implications on Global
Data Localization Trends
11:30-12:00 Coffee Break (Judge meeting)Wrap-up Session［Large Conference Room］
General assessment & awarding the best presentations
12:00-13:00 Moderator:(60)
Ms. Machiko Hachiya, Advisor, Kyushu University EU Centre, Japan

General Comment:
Prof. Martin Holland, Director, National Centre for Research on Europe, University of Canterbury,
New Zealand
13:00
Departure from Fukuoka (Free time)*Shuttle buses at 13:30 departs from Nishijin Plaza, one is to Twins Momochi (for Check-in), another is to Tenjin, JR Hakata St.
18:30-20:30 Dinner gathering for Roundtable participants at the Japanese Restaurant "Umenohana"

12 February 2018 (Monday)*Hotel Lobby at 9:10 am - Shuttle bus
9:30-10:00

Registration

Roundtable［Middle Conference Room］
Greetings:
Prof. Masahiko Yoshii, Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kobe University, Japan,
Jean Monnet Chair
10:00-12:00(120)

Moderators:
Prof. Kenji Iwata, Director, Kyushu University EU Centre, Japan
Ms. Machiko Hachiya, Advisor, Kyushu University EU Centre, JapanPresenters:-Prof. Bongchul Kim, Division of International Studies, Department of Law, HUFS, Korea
The Diamond Jubilee of the Treaty of Rome: Legal Implication to the East Asian Regional Agreements-Prof. Chae-Deug Yi, Director, Pusan National University EU Center, Jean Monnet Chair
The Role and Contribution of EU Center

12:00

Lunch Break (Lunch Box)
Departure from Fukuoka (Free time)*Shuttle buses at 12:50 departs from Nishijin Plaza, Twins Momochi, and to Fukuoka Intl AP