EUSAAP Conference 2017 – Conference & Postgraduate Workshop
Programme

1 JulyInternational Conference room 610,
17th Building, 6th Floor (500)

10:00-12:00 am

Opening Session, Keynote speech

1 JulySoken Building (afternoon)

13:30-15:00 pm
Session 1
15:30-17:00 pm
Session 2

12:00-13:20 pm
15:00-15:30 pm

by Presidents and Ambassadors

1. Room (118)
Room 19, 11F

2. Room (64)
Room 16, 9F

3. Room (56)
Room 10, 8F

4. Room (36)
Room 11, 8F

AGNS

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HMT

6.Room (118)
Room 19, 11F
Luncheon
Coffee Break7. Foyer, 11FSecretariat
Headquarter

8.Room (20)
Room 12, 7F
Secretariat
Prep Room

5. Room (28)Room 17, 10F

5.Room (28)Room 17, 10F
Coffee room

17:15-18:15

Evening Special Session: Contemporary EU and its Future
Venue: 12F, Room 20

1 July Evening
18:45-21:00 pm

Welcome Reception in IVY Hall
Venue: IVY Hall (100)

2 July1. Room (120)
Room 20, 12F

2. Room (64)
Room 18, 10F

3. Room (56)
Room 10, 8F

4.Room (36)
Room 11, 8F

5.Room (28)Room 17, 10F

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10:30-12:00 am
Session 3
13:00-14:30 pm
Session 4
15:00-16:30 pm
Session 5
16:45-18:15 pm
Session 6

6. Room (118)
Room 19, 11F
12:00-13:00 pm Luncheon
14:30-15:00 pm Coffee Break
2 July Evening
19:00-21:00 pm

7. Foyer, 11F
Secretariat
Headquarter

8. Room (20)
Room 12, 7F
Secretariat
Prep Room

Farewell Party in Japanese Style (Voluntary)
Venue: Tavern in Shibuya

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Day One – Saturday, 01 July 201709:30 – 10:00

Registration

10:00 – 12:00

Opening Session and Keynote SpeechthVenue: International Conference Room 610, 17 Bldg. 6F, Foyer 6F

thVenue: International Conference Room 610, 17 Bldg. 6F, Room 610

We now move to the Soken Building for the remainder of the conference. Please follow the student
assistants.

12:00 – 13:20

LunchthVenue: Soken Building, 11 Floor, Room 19

13:30 – 15:00
Session A
11th Floor, Room 19Brexit – European Integration
Chair: Prof Hungdah Su(Prof Kumiko Haba)

Dr Weifang Chen
Prof Gerard Mairet
Dr Petar Kurecic &Mr Goran Kozina

Failed Promise of Institutionalisation? Brexit and European Integration
Should Brexit be a positive step for EU political integration?
What remains after Brexit? An Analysis of the Political and EconomicDevelopments

Session G
9th Floor, Room 16

Normative Power Europe – Perceptions from Asia
Chair: Prof Martin Holland(Prof Yoichiro Usui)

Dr Cho-Hsin Su
Dr Michael Reiterer
Mr Jovanie Espesor
Prof Paul Bacon

Normative Power in Face of Conventional Security Threat
The EU’s Global Strategy and Northeast Asia
Peace building from Afar: Understanding Normative Power Europe in theContext of the Mindanao Peace Process
The EU and Human Rights promotion in Thailand: a new approach to thestudy of norm diffusion

Sessions 13:30-15:00 continued
Session N
8th Floor, Room 10
Assoc Prof Bruno
Mascitelli
Dr Anna Gwiazda
Dr Olga Bobrova &Prof Elena Vetrova
Assoc Prof Krzysztof
Sliwinski
Session S
8th Floor, Room 11
Prof Yoji Koyama
Mr Shinji Ayuha
Mr Tomoaki Watanabe
Dr Yongshu Li

15:00 – 15:30

Internal and External Challenges
Chair: Dr Rita Parker(Prof Yuichi Morii)
What does the new global geo-political stage mean for European Union
Integration?
The Quality of Democracy in Poland since 2015: Is Democratic
Accountability Declining?
Russian Socio-Economic Development and Eurasian Integration Process
European Politics and the neo-liberal paradigm
EU and Business
Chair: Prof Taehwang Kim(Prof Hiromasa Kubo)
Development of a Slovenian Company Kolektor and its Transformation intoa Multinational Enterprise
A study of sustainable corporate ownership under a low growth economy
with German corporate system and culture as an example
The Politics of EU Global Strategy on Standardization: Integration andLegitimacy in the Standard-Making Process
The Influence of Brexit on the UK’s Arms Trade Policy and Arms Embargo on
ChinaAfternoon teathVenue: Venue: Soken Building, 11 Floor, Room 1915:30 – 17:00
Session B11th Floor, Room 19
Prof Koji Fukuda
Dr Hazel Moir
Prof Yumiko Nakanishi
Dr Kenneth K L Chan

Session H
9th Floor, Room 16
Ms Lavilla Dauag
Prof Shinitchi Ishii
Mr Dionysios Stivas
Ms Judit Erika Magyar

Session M
8th Floor, Room 10
Dr Mathew Doidge
Prof Bruce Wilson
Prof Elena Vetrova
Dr Dana Lusa

Session T
8th Floor, Room 11
Prof Natalia Chaban
Dr Serena Kelly
Prof Hungdah Su
Dr Suet Yi Lai & Prof
Zhiqin Shi

Brexit – Perspectives from the Outside
Chair: Prof Ding Chun
(Prof Takao Suami)
European Governance after the ‘Brexit’ Shock: the Japanese perspective
Non-indexation of UK pensions: should this be a pre-condition for a tradetreaty?
Brexit and the EU Agreements
Business as Usual? Hong Kong – European Union Relations in the light of“Brexit” and “Mainlandization”
Migration – Security
Chair: Prof Natthanan Kunnamas(Prof Hirotaka Watanabe)
EU Security Community: Pursuit of a New Security Regime Amid of theMigration Crisis
Amid migrants flow, fear of terror attacks, two crucial elections are expected
in 2017
Securitisation of Migration at the EU level after Paris’ Attacks: the Responseof the public
National Sovereignty and Security in a Globalised World: A Comparison ofthe Hungarian and Japanese Way in the 21st Century
EU and SDGs
Chair: Prof Paulo Canelas de Castro(Prof Yoichiro Usui)
Development in the post-2015 Context: Reshaping the EU’s Relation withthe Developing World?
Implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in Asia Pacific: A Rolefor the EU?
Global Economy and Sustainable Development of the Arctic in terms ofIntegration
Migration challenges facing small European and Pacific states: between
hedging, bandwagoning and smart power
External Perceptions of the EU
Chair: Prof Kumiko Haba
(Prof Paul Bacon)
Travelling on Rough Seas: Tracing images of post-Brexit EU in Russia
Shifting frames: External & Internal Media Framing of Brexit in 2016 in NZ
EU Public Diplomacy and Taiwanese perceptions of the EU
Cuddly Panda or Dangerous Dragon: How the EU perceives China’s rise?

Evening Special Session:
17:15-18:15
12th Floor, Room 20

EU Delegation, EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation Silviu Jora,
former IMF Prof Shinohara
Chair: Asahi Shimbum

Contemporary EU and its Future

19:00 – 21:00

Welcome Reception
Venue: Ivy Hall

Day Two – Sunday, 02 July 2017
10:00 – 10:30

RegistrationthVenue: Soken Building, 11 Floor, Foyer

10:30 – 12:00
Session C
12th Floor, Room 20

Brexit – Regional Integration in the EU and Asia
Chair: Prof Toshiro Tanaka

Dr Hitomi Kumura

Recovery of Sovereignty and Regional Integration in the EU and Asia afterBrexit
European diplomacy after Brexit and its implications for the Asia Pacific
EU-Brexit and ASEAN Legal frameworks for regional integration
The Dynamics of China’s Trade Ties with a Post-Brexit UK and EU

Dr Dana Lusa
Dr Pornchai Wisuttisak
Prof Judy Yo-Ming Wu
Session I
10th Floor, Room 18
Dr Eva Hanada
Dr Olga Pak

Mr Hirotaka Suzuki

Session O
8th Floor, Room 10
Prof Machiko Hachiya
Mr Nobuyoshi Ito
Assoc Prof Sanyi Yang
Dr Petar Kurecic

European Banking Union - ECB
Chair: Ms Anne McNaughton(Prof Kenji Iwata)
EU’s Banking Union from the perspective of Central and Eastern Europe
Comparative Analysis of banking structures of the European Union andthe Eurasian Economic Union’s transition economies: applications for theregional financial stability
An Intermediate Assessment of ECB’s Unconventional Monetary Policies
Security Challenges
Chair: Assoc Prof Krzysztof Sliwinski(Prof Yasuyuki Kokubo)
EU – Turkey Relations on a muddling ground
The Cyprus Conflict and the European Union: Stakeholders and theImpact on the Regional Order in the Easter Mediterranean
Revisiting Small and Medium States’ Security Policies:
Balancing/Bandwagoning Dyad Choices
Small States and European/Euro-Atlantic Integration: Different Paths toSecurity and InfluenceSessions 10:30-12:00 continued
Session U
8th Floor, Room 11
Prof Si Hong Kim
Prof Moosung Lee
Prof Bongchul Kim
Prof Yoo-Duk Kang

12:00 – 13:00

EU-Korea Relations: Comparative and Multidisciplinary Approaches
Chair: Prof Chun Ding
(Prof Kazuyoshi Matsuura)
EU Global Strategy and EU-Korea Relations
EU and North Korea: spiral Ontological-security-seeking activities
The Pillars of the bilateral legal infrastructure for the Evolving Process ofEU-Korea Relations
Economic Recession in Europe and Korea’s Exports to the EU: An Analysisof the Post-Korea-EU FTA Era

LunchthVenue: 11 Floor, Room 19

13:00 – 14:30
Session D
12th Floor, Room 20
Prof Kumiko Haba
Prof Stephen Day
Dr Sarah HarrisonPeter Joy Hudson

Session J
10th Floor, Room 18
Dr Joanna Brzezinska
Prof Kuo-Lien Hsieh
Dr Ottavio Quirico & Ms
Ivana Damjanovic
Dr Sebastian Bobowski &Dr Jan GolaBrexit – Politics within the EU and Globally
Chair: Prof Natalia Chaban(Prof Yuichi Hosaya)
Brexit, European Populism and the Reorganisation of Regional
Integration
Crisis or Opportunity? European Integration and party politics at thenational and EU-level one year on from Brexit
Hopes and Fears Amidst Polarisation Pre- and Post-Brexit
Progress and Prospects in the Nuclear Energy Cooperation between theUK and Japan
Finance Regulation
Chair: Assoc Prof Bruno Mascitelli(Prof Soichi Enkyo)
Legal and economic aspects of money laundering in selected EU Member
StatesEU Antitrust Enforcement against Cartels formed by East Asian Firms
The Dialectics of Public Grounds as an Exception to Freedom ofInvestment: Lessons from the EU in the Vattenfall Saga
E-Procurement in the European Union

Sessions 13:00-14:30 continued
Session V
8th Floor, Room 11
Prof C-M LiangMr Naohisa Murakami
Dr Rita Parker
Prof C-M Liang

14:30 – 15:00

EU and Liberal Democracy
Chair: Dr Suet Yi Lai(Prof Stephen Day)
The European Union and Brexit crisis management
Rethinking pitfalls of referendums in representative democracies:
Comparative studies on EU and East Asia
The European Liberal Democratic Model – Does it have a future in theAsia Pacific?
The European Union and Brexit crisis management

Afternoon TeathVenue: 11 Floor, Room 19

15:00 – 16:30
Session E
12th Floor, Room 20
Dr Sebastian Bobowski
Ms Anne McNaughton
Ms Irena Obadovic

Session K
10th Floor, Room 18
Dr Kazuyoshi Matsuura
Dr Pawel Pasierbiak
Prof Kuo-chun Yeh
Dr Jan Gola

FTAs
Chair: Dr Matthew Doidge(Prof Yorizumi Watanabe)
Another mega-regional trade bloc under construction? The case of the EU- Japan FTA
The potential and limits of including mutual evaluation in free tradeagreements
The European Union and New Zealand trade relationships towards theFTAEURO and the Financial Crisis
Chair: Prof Bruce Wilson(Prof Sadayoshi Takaya)
The Effects and Side Effects of the European Central Bank’s Quantitative
Easing Policy in Greece
Economic Integration in East Asia and Europe. An Overview andComparison of Motives and Conditions
The End of the European Economic Crisis: An Econometric Test
Public supervision of the public procurement market in selected EU
Member States (selected aspects)

Sessions 15:00-16:30 continued
Session P
8th Floor, Room 10
Prof Su Hao
Dr Karolina Lopacinska
Mr Shixin Du
Prof Hideki Hayashi
Ass Prof Thomas Henokl

Session F
8th Floor, Room 11
Prof Chun Ding
Ms Mutsuko Takaesu
Prof Jane DrakeBrockman
Mr Luis Mah

16:30 – 16:45

EU – Asia Relations I
Chair: Assoc Prof Michael Reiterer(Prof Kumiko Haba)
China's Foreign Policy towards Its Neighbours and its Role in Asian
Framework
China’s One Belt, One Road Initiative – the Implications for the European
Economy
The Chinese perception of ‘One-Belt, One-Road’ and the Role of Xian
The institutional rebuilding of the EU and how Japan should respond
Asia-Europe Cooperation: Consolidating partnership in times ofturbulence
TradeChair: Dr Serena Kelly(Prof Soichi Enkyo)
China – EU Economic and Trade Relationship
Globalisation and EU trade policy
The role of business advocacy in launching the Trade in Services
Agreement (TISA); A case study in effective Australia – EU industry
collaboration and business advocacy
EU’s EURO as an international reserve currency: What lessons for China’s
Renmimbi?

Short break

16:45 – 18:15
Session W
12th Floor, Room 20
Dr Ludovica MarchiAss Prof Soavapa
Ngampramuan
Prof Sang Chul Park
Dr Rita Yi Man Li

EU – Asia Relations II
Chair: Dr Sarah Harrison(Prof Hidetoshi Nakamura)
Myanmar diversifying its foreign relations: The European Union
Comparative Sub-regionalism between Danube and Mekong Region
RCEP versus TTP with the Trump Administration in the USA andImplications for East Asian Economic Cooperation
The requirements of reports to reduce externalities due to construction
near misses: EU and Asia’s perspective

Sessions 16:45-18:15 continued
Migration – Human Rights
Session L
Chair: Prof Paul Bacon
10th Floor, Room 18(Prof Noriko Ofuji)
Dr Usanee Aimsiranun
Assoc Prof Sara PoliProf Muhadi Sugiono
Mr Robert Mezyk

Session R
8th Floor, Room 10
Mr Makoto Yamamoto
Yoshizawa Hikaru &Ms Chin Ee Lyn
Dr Christine Cadot

Is more Restricted Citizenship a Necessity? Redefining European Solidarity
towards Inactive Migrants in Time of Crisis“Fortress” Europe: an appraisal of the EU immigration policy in the context
of the European Neighbourhood Policy
Humanitarianism in EU Foreign Policy
Taming the Memoranda of Understanding “Ledra advertising” judgement
and its consequences for the economic architecture of the European Union
Theme: Sustainability and People
Chair: Prof Chyong-Fang Ko(Prof Yumiko Nakanishi)

Ms Lin Goethals

Water Governance in Islamic Countries
Promoting sustainable forest governance by conditionality: the Indonesia –EU Voluntary Partnership Agreement on illegal timber trade
Questioning the “natural history” of Europe. Visual representation ofgeography and history from French and Hungarian history contemporary
textbooks
The student mobility-migration nexus in EU-China Affairs

18:15-18:30

Closing Remarks

19:00 – 21:00

Farewell Party in Japanese Style (voluntary)
Venue: Tavern in Shibuya

Postgraduate Workshop Programme
Day Two – Sunday, 02 July 2017
10:00 – 10:30

Registration
thVenue: Soken Building, 11 Floor, Foyer

10:30 – 12:00
10th Floor, Rom 17
Mr Satoru Namba
Mr Masashi Nakamura
Mr Jiangtian Xu
Mr Daviti Mtchedlishvili
Ms Liu Chu

12:00 – 13:00

Session 1
Chair: Dr Serena Kelly(Prof Yumiko Nakanishi)
Securitization of a Humanitarian Crisis: Frontex Operations and the Fightagainst Smugglers
The Driving Force behind BREXIT: the historical and contemporary
development of the Euroesceptic movement in the UK
Can EU be New Hegemon of International Politics? Game Theory Analysis
on EU Civil Aviation ETS
Dilemmas of European Integration: The Influence of External
Europeanization Process in the South Caucasus
The Influence of Brexit in British EconomyLunchthVenue: 11 Floor, Room 19

13:00 – 14:30
th10 Floor, Rom 17
Mr Ryuya Daidouji
Ms Asami Yamakami
Ms Fumi Yoshimoto
Mr Nicholas Simoes daSilva
Mrs Shigeko Katayama

14:30 – 15:00

Session 2
Chair: Prof Natalia Chaban(Prof Junko Ueda)
Information and Mutual Trust: Inter-organisational relations in AFSJThe negotiation with Russia – what is hidden within the EU’s Ukrainianpolicy?
Horizontal consistency of the European Union: Focus on non CFSPs
The European Union and Infectious Diseases: Explanations for Policy andLaw Reform
A Comparative Study for Immigrants’ Support in Austria and Japan: Focusing
on Youth and Children Support
Afternoon Tea
thVenue: 11 Floor, Room 19

15:00 – 16:30

Mr Masahiro Ishii
Mr Jonathan Ang
Mr Gary Steven
DeAmaralSession 3Chair: Assoc Prof Krzysztof Sliwinski(Ms. Setsuko Yufu)
The Harmonization of Food Safety Standards: a comparative study among
EU, ASEAN and CEPA
The European Parliament in EU Trade Relations with China: A Norm andPolicy Advocate?
EU Energy Diplomacy and sources of power: policy developments
Refugee Crisis: A security threat or policy issue to to EU?
The Immediate and Forecasted Effects of the EU-Korea FTA on Regional
Automotive Powerhouses

16:30 – 16:45

Short Break10th Floor, Rom 17
Mr Feng Zhu
Mr Shaohua Yan

16:45 – 18:15

th10 Floor, Rom 17
Mr Piao-Hao Hsu
Mr Sakarin Sriupayo
Ms BerengereGreenland
Ms Marcela Peric

18:15

19:00 – 21:00

Session 4
Chair: Ms Anne McNaughton(Prof Noriko Yasue)
EU Right to be Forgotten – Theories and Development Within and Outside
EuropeThe Analysis Study in European Capital of Culture to Promote European
Cultural Tourism
Perceptions of Energy in France: Analysing views of Global Energy
Governance and France and the EU’s places within it
The Political Cooperation between the EC and Japan in Post-Cold War Era:
Policies towards Eastern Europe and Yugoslavia, 1989-1993

End of Postgraduate Workshop

Farewell Party in Japanese Style (voluntary)
Venue: Tavern in Shibuya