The 8th East Asian Conference onJune 3-4, 2017
- 302 Building (Graduate School), Chung-Ang University- Grand Conference Hall on the 5th floor

In collaboration withICCEES, JCREES, CAREECAS, AND KASEUS
Hosted by

the Korean Association of Slavic and Eurasian Studies &Foreign Studies Institute of Chung-Ang University
Sponsored by

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, National Research Foundation of Korea, & Yupoong, INC.

2017 EAST ASIAN CONFERENCEPROGRAMS
2017. 06.03. (Saturday)
REGISTRATION (9:00~9:30)
OPENING CEREMONY (9:30~10:30)
9:30~9:50

9:50~10:00

Grand Conference Hall, 5th floor

Congratulatory speech 1(Georges Mink, President of ICCEES, France)

Congratulatory speech 2(Xu Wenhong, Representative of CAREECAS, China)

Congratulatory speech 3(Kimitaka Matsuzato, Representative of JCREES, Japan)

Opening remark(Kim, Se Il, President of KASEUS, Korea)

KEYNOTE SPEECH (10:00~10:30)

Grand Conference Hall, 5th floor

Lee, Kyu-hyung (Former Korean Ambassador to China and Russia)“Efforts for better peaceful and prosperous Eurasia”
SESSION I-1 (10:30~12:30)

An Old Issue, New Members - Unrecognized States and the Ukrainian Crisis

Room #501

Chair: Soo-Heon Park (Kyung Hee University, Korea)
1. Sun Chao (Fudan University, China)“The Origins of Secessionist Conflicts in View of the Interaction of Domestic and International Forces:
Paired Comparison between Ukraine and Moldova”
2. Hideya Matsuzaki (Hokkaido University, Japan)	“The Divergence of Autonomy and Separation: Comparative Analysis of Transnistria and Crimea during theTransition Period”
3. Kimitaka Matsuzato (University of Tokyo, Japan)“War Crimes, Human Rights Defense, and International Courts”
4. Keiji Sato (Hokkaido Medical University, Japan)	“The public recognition of border changes and “mass” meetings for “incorporation” of Crimea into RussianFederation: The case study of Sakhalin Oblast’”• Discussants: Yang Cheng (East China Normal University, China)

SESSION I-2 (10:30~12:30) “Eurasianized” conflicts of memories and histories: Reflection from East and Central European

Room #507

Chair: Nobuya Hashimoto (Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan)
1. Yoko Tateishi (Seikei University, Japan)“Disputes on history textbooks in Russia”
2. Kenshi Fukumoto (Kyoto University, Japan)“An Introduction on Relationship between Poland and Ukraine in Memory Politics:
Controversy over the Film “Wołyn” of Wojciech Smarzowski”
3. Hisashi Shigematsu (University of Tokyo, Japan)“A Hero or a Collaborator: History and Memory of Kazys Škirpa (1895–1979)”• Discussants: Naoki Odanaka (Tohoku University, Japan), Ja-Jeong Koo (Daejeon University, Korea)
SESSION I-3 (10:30~12:30)

Intersection of Literary and Visual Texts in the Context of Russian and Soviet Culture

Room #404

Chair: Tian, Hongmin (Shanghai Normal University, China)
1. Go Koshino (Hokkaido University, Japan)“Unrepresentable in Literary and Visual Language: in the Case of Belarusian Writer Ales Adamovich”
2. Daisuke Adachi (University of Tokyo, Japan)“Visuality, Attention and Popular Culture: Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades as ‘Some Trivial Operetta’”
3. Kyoo-Yun Cho (Seoul National University, Korea)“Poetics of LEF and Constructivist Design: in the Case of Mayakovsky’s poem “About It””
• Discussant: Lee, Ji Yeon (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
SESSION I-4 (10:30~12:30)

Русский литературный язык с точки зрения многоязычия: междисциплинарный подход

Room #403

Chair: Susumu Nonaka (Saitama University, Japan)
1. Valerij Gretchko (Kobe University, Japan)“Литературный язык как продукт межъязыкового синтеза:а материале романа А. С. Пушкина «Евгений Онегин»”2. Shin’ichi Murata (Sophia University, Japan)“Своеобразие многоязычности в пьесах М. Булгакова: «Дни Турбиных», «Бег», «Зойкина квартира»”3. Hye-Hyun Nam (Yonsei University, Korea)“Некоторые размышления о сакрализации советского ритуального языка в сопоставлении”• Discussants: Soo-Hwan Kim (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)				Susumu Nonaka (Saitama University, Japan)

SESSION I-5 (10:30~12:30) A Dialogue on Language and Identity : Bulgarian Language in the Slavic

Room #401

Chair: Hyug Ahn (Sungkyunkwan University, Korea)
1. Ludmila Atanasova (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“National Identity Steered from Without: Russia's Increasing Influence on Bulgarian Society”
2. Spas Langelov (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“Language and Identity in Contemporary Bulgaria”
3. Yoojung Chae (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“From Slavic into Slavic translation on the bible terminology”• Discussant: Kim, Wonhoi (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
LUNCH & BREAK (12:30~ 13:30)
SESSION II-1 (13:30~15:30) Escape from Crisis: Cultural or Political way?

Room #501

Chair: Sun-Woo Lee (Daegu Kyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology, Korea)
1. Sergei Golunov (Kyushu University, Japan)“Russia’s approaches to cross-border cooperation: nationwide and regional features”
2. Mari Aburamoto (Hokkaido University, Japan)“‘Party of Power’ in Crisis? United Russia before and after Putin’s Return”
3. Vadim I. Kapustkin (St. Petersburg State University, Russia)“SCO as the Model of International Cooperation in Eurasia”• Discussant: Park, Ji Won (KOTRA, Korea), Cho, Jung-won (Hanyang University, Korea)
SESSION II-2 (13:30~15:30) Aesthetic Combination of History, Literature, Culture, and life

Room #507

Chair: Roh, Kyung Deok (Ewha Womans University, Korea)
1. Chiaki Kuroyanagi (University of Tokyo, Japan)“The Russian Ecclesiastical Mission in Beijing in 19th Century and Missionary Work”
2. Lee, Kyong-Wan (Hallym University, Korea)“Biblical Reflections on Vladimir Solovyov’s Apocalypse: Focusing on Three conversations on War,
Progress and the End of World History with the Inclusion of “A Brief Tale about the Antichrist””
3. Tian, Hongmin (Shanghai Normal University, China)“A Literary Boundary - The Image of China in the Sorokin’s Space Writing”

4. Risalat Karimova (Institute of Oriental Studies, Kazakhstan)«Цивилизационный подход в исследовании истории и культуры Центральной Азии»5. Zhang Yanjun (East China Normal University, China)“Как в России отметят 100-летие Октябрьской революции?”• Discussants: Shin, Dong-Hyug (Kookmin University, Korea)			Kim, Eun-Hee (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
SESSION II-3 (13:30~15:30) Moscow Conceptualism: Reconsidering its Origin

Room #404

Chair: Lee, Ji-Yeon (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
1. Rieko Kamioka (Waseda University, Japan)“Moscow Conceptualism: Its Origin and Formation”
2. Genichi Ikuma (Hokkaido University, Japan)“How did Semiotics by Collective Actions Group Begin?”
3. Aya Kawamura (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)“Origin and Conclusion: Journal A-Ya”• Discussants: Yuya Suzuki (Yokohama National University, Japan)				Valerij Gretchko (Kobe University, Japan)
SESSION II-4 (13:30~15:30) Transformation or Revolution in Literary Works

Room #401

Chair: Sim, Ji Eun (Hanyang University, Korea)
1. Lukas Bruna“Changing Perspectives: The Influence of the Russian Revolution on Japanese Literature”
2. Kieko Kamitake (Hokkaido University, Japan)“Grigory Frid’s “The Diary of Anne Frank” between Germany and Russia”
3. Akiko Honda (Okayama University, Japan)	“From Underground Palace to Metro Station: An Analysis on Architectural Imagery of the Moscow Metro inGeorgiy Daneliya’ I Walk around Moscow”
4. Suh, Sang Guk (Dankook University, Korea)“An Analysis of Death in Svetlana Aleksievich’s Zinky Boys”• Discussants: Choi, Jin Seok (Ewha Womans University, Korea)
Kim, Minn Ah (Seoul National University, Korea)
COFFEE BREAK (15:30-15:40)

SESSION III-1 (15:40~17:40) Energy Policy & Modernization

Room #404
Chair: Young Jin Kim (Hanyang University, Korea)

1. Shadrina, Elena (Meiji University, Japan)“A Quest for Natural Gas Cooperation in Eurasia: Actors, Forms and Institutions”
2. Rovshan Ibrahimov (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Azerbaijan)“The energy policy of Azerbaijan, as part of the foreign policy of the post-Soviet republics”
3. Kim, Young Sik (Gangneung-Wonju National University, Korea)“The Possibility and Problems of North Pole Route”
4. Shahid Ali (Institute of International Affairs, MAS, Mongolia)“The Energy Dilemma: Quest for Energy Resources and China’s Foreign Policy towards Central Asia”
5. Jun Fujisawa (Kobe University, Japan)“Modernization through Gas? The Rise and the Fall of the Soviet-Iranian Gas Deal, 1965-1979”• Discussants: Kang, Meang Gu (Korea Development Bank, Korea)		

Byun, Hyun Sub (Hanyang University, Korea)

SESSION III-2 (15:40~17:40) A hundred years since the Russian Revolution: Social values and their changes in Eurasia

Room #403

Chair: Shin, Beom-Shik (Seoul National University, Korea)
1. Alexandr Akimov (Griffith University, Australia)“Urban public transport in the city of Tashkent: Analysis of efficiency and productivity”
2. Bakhrom Radjabov (University of Tsukuba, Uzbekistan)	“Social Remittances created by Uzbek students studying in Kassel, Germany and Tsukuba, Japan: A comparativeanalysis”
3. Catherine Owen (University of Exeter, England)“Representations of Russia and China in Online Media in Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan”
4. Bulgantamir Sangidkhorloo (National University of Mongolia, Mongolia)“The contribution of comparative cultural approaches in international relations”• Discussants: Shin Boram (Hanyang University, Korea),		

Lee, Kyong-Wan (Hallym University, Korea)

SESSION III-3 (15:40~17:40) Collective Memories: Past and Present

Room #401

Chair: Kim, Nam Sub (Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea)
1. Bogdan Pavliy (Toyama University of International Studies, Japan), Jonathan Lewis (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)“Analyzing Actual Language Use in Ukraine Using Social Media Data”
2. Sanami Takahashi (Hokkaido University, Japan)“A Forgotten Page of the Revolution: Taboo and Commemoration of the Tsareubiistvo (regicide)”
3. Arkady Moshes (Finnish Institute of International Affairs, Finland)“Can Belarus’s attempt at balancing between Russia and the West be a success?”
4. Alla Kovalova (Independent researcher, Ukraine)“Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Post-war Ukraine”• Discussant: Joonseo Song (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
Sung, Dong Ki (Inha University, Korea)
DINNER (18:00~20:00)

2017. 06.04. (Sunday)
SESSION IV-1 (10:00~12:00)		 Central Asian Issues: Transforming in various fields

Room #404

Chair: Hong-sub LEE (Korea National Defense University, Korea)
1. Nodar Karimov (The United Nations Children’s fund (UNICEF), Kazakhstan)	“Religious Policy, Radicalism and Evolution of Islam in Kazakhstan (Beginning of the 21st Century): Theoreticaland Conceptual Aspects”
2. Kemel Toktomushev (University of Central Asia, Kyrgyzstan)“Transforming Tertiary Education for Innovation and Competitiveness in Central Asia”
3. Mamytova Altynay Bilalovna (Kyrgyz National University named after Jusup Balasagyn, Kyrgyzstan)“International cooperation of Central Asia in education: view from Kyrgyzstan”
4. Nafissa Insebayeva (University of Tsukuba, Japan)“Building an ambiguous compromise: the symbolic politics of post-Soviet Kazakhstan”• Discussants: Yun Sangwon (Chonbuk National University, Korea)				Eunjoo Koo (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)

SESSION IV-2 (10:00~12:00) Cultural Policy and Interactions across the Borders

Room #403

Chair: Suh, Sang Guk (Dankook University, Korea)
1. Song, Jung Soo (Chung-Ang University, Korea)“Analysis of Intercultural Understanding Index through Comparison of Russian-Korean Advertising Text”
2. Lee, Tae Hyoung (Chung-Ang University, Korea)“The Characteristic of China's Broadcasting Policies”
3. Wei, Pengju (Central University of Finance and Economics, China)“Research on Public Economics Policy in China”
4. Kwon, Ki Bae (Chung-Ang University, Korea)“The Characteristic of Russia's Broadcasting Policies”
5. Kang, Sung Woo (Chung-Ang University, Korea)“Creative industries policies in Japan and Cool Japan”• Discussant: Lee, Hee Won (Sangmyung University, Korea)		

Cho, Kyoo Yun (Seoul National University, Korea)

SESSION IV-3 (10:00~12:00) Borderless Reciprocal Cooperation in Trans-Eurasia		

Room #402

Chair: Hwang, Young Sam (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)
1. Li Yonghui (Chinese Academy of Social Science, China)“Восточно-Азиатская стратегия России и перспективы Евразийского всеобъемлющего партнерства”
2. Yang Cheng (East China Normal University, China)“China as a normative but not alternative power in Greater Eurasia:
Agenda setting, mutual perception, and tentative evaluation”
3. Nyamdoljin Adiya (Institute of International Affairs, MAS, Mongolia)“СОГЛАШЕНИЕ ОБ ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОМ ПАРТНЕРСТВЕ МОНГОЛИИ И ЯПОНИИ”
4. Anthony V. Rinna (Russia and Eurasia Analyst, Sino-NK, USA)
“Northeast Asian Regional Security and Limits to Mongolia-Russia Cooperation in Korea”• Discussants: Kim, Seun rae (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea),				Park, Sang Shin (Hanyang University, Korea)

SESSION IV-4 (10:00~12:00) New Changes and New Opportunity

Room #401

Chair: Duckjoon Chang (Kookmin University, Korea)
1. Hong-yi Lien (National Chengchi University, Taiwan)“Chinese Foreign Policy toward Central Asian Nations and Russian Response”
2. Fabio Indeo (Hanyang University, Italy)“The impact of the Eurasian Economic Union on the foreign policy of Central Asian countries”
3. Momosheva, Nazira Kerimbekovna (Kyrgyz National University, Kyrgyzstan)“The New Silk Road in Central Asia: view from Kyrgyzstan”
4. Maria Zaykova (Institute for Energy and Regulatory Law Berlin, Inc., Germany)“The new EU Strategy on Central Asia: new opportunities and new challenges for Interaction dynamics with EAEU.”• Discussants: Jung, Jaewon (Kookmin University, Korea)			Sung, Dong Ki (Inha University, Korea)
LUNCH & BREAK (12:00~13:30)
SESSION V-1 (13:30~15:45) Cooperative Way to Realize Peace in Eurasia

Room #401

Chair: Suh, Sang Guk (Dankook University, Korea)
1. Olga Kurilo (The Europe-University Viadrina, Germany)“The October Revolution as a Euro-Asian Historical Project: Pro and Contra”
2. Insebayeva Sabina (University of Tsukuba, Kazakhstan)“Asian Central Asia: Japan and South Korea’s engagements in the region”
3. Park, Chongsoo (Park Chongsoo Economic Institute, Korea)“Ракетно-ядерная программа КНДР и стабилизация северо-восточного региона в Азии”
4. Chang, Duckjoon (Kookmin University, Korea)“ROK-Russia Cooperation in the Context of U.S.-Russia Relations”• Discussants: Kim, Jounghun (Pai Chai University, Korea)				Seo, Seunghyun (Dongduk Women’s University, Korea)

SESSION V-2 (13:30~15:45) Mechanisms of international and domestic cooperation in Eurasia

Room #402

Chair: Kim, Doug Joong (Kyonggi University, Korea)
1. Qu Wenyi & Yang Da (Liaoning University, China)	“Spillovers from China onto Central Asian Countries under the Background of “Silk Road Economic Belt”:
Simulation Analysis Based on Multi-country Dynamic Stochastic General Equilibrium Model”
2. Jeremy Smith (University of Eastern Finland, Finland)“The Decoupling of the USSR and the rebordering of Central Asia”
3. Branislav Radeljic (University of East London, England)“Russia’s Involvement in the Kosovo Question:
Defending Serbian Interests or Its Own Place in European Affairs?”
4. Gulzhahan Khadzhiyeva (Turan University, Kazakhstan)“The Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and the "Silk Road Economic Belt":
Contradictions and potential for integration”• Discussants: Kim, Tae Yon (Seoul National University, Korea)		 Kim, Dong-Hyuk (Korea University, Korea)
SESSION V-3 (13:30~15:45) Conflicts and Harmony in Revolutionary Changes

Room #403

Chair: Lee, Sang-Joon (Kookmin University, Korea)
1. Kazuhiro Kumo (Hitotsubashi University, Japan)“interregional Population Migration in Russia Revisited: An Analysis on Origin-to Destination Martix”
2. Mark Teramae (University of Helsinki, Finland)“Subnational Authoritarianism, State Capture, Separatism, and Cyborgs:
Donbass and its Linkages with Ukraine and the Russian Federation”
3. Rahul Mishra (Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, India)“Towards Greater Harmony in Eurasia: Role of India and China”• Discussants: Park, Jong-kwan (Pai Chai University, Korea),				Bae, Kyusung (Yeungnam University, Korea)

SESSION V-4 (13:30~15:45) Cooperative Partnership in the Greater Eurasia

Room #501

Chair: Yoon, Woo-sub (Kyung Hee University, Korea)
1. Altai Dulbaa (Academy Science of Mongolia, Mongolia)	“Трехстороннее сотрудничество Монголии, Китая и России в деле охраны окружающей среды – примерразвития евразийской интеграции”
2. Soo-Heon Park (Kyung Hee University, Korea)“Putin's Reset after the 2011-12 Mass Protests: Toward Hegemonic Electoral Authoritarianism?"• Discussant: Cho, Jung-won (Hanyang University, Korea)
SESSION V-5 (13:30~15:45, Graduate Students’ Session) Changes and Challenges in Post-Soviet Space in Eurasia

Room #507

Chiar: Kim, Seong Jin (Duksung Women’s University, Korea)
1. Yang Sungmin (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“Russia’s Counterterrorism Strategy in North Caucasus: The Case of Dagestan”
2. Umji Kim (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“Sino-Russian Relations in Central Asia: From the Perspectives of Power Transition Theory
3. Cho, Yong-Seong (Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea)“Russia-Turkey Relations”• Discussant: Kim, Sang Won (Kookmin University, Korea)
COFFEE BREAK (15:45~16:00)
CLOSING CEREMOY (16:00~16:30)- Location: Grand Conference Hall on the 5th floor, 302 Building.
BANQUET & CULTURE PROGRAM (17:00~19:00)- Location: University Club, 11th floor, 102 Building.

2017 East Asian Conference Organization Committee
Korea Association of Slavic and Eurasian Studies