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Program for JAAS Autumn Convention 2021

November 20 (Sat)10:00 – 12:00 Individual Panel and Individual Papers 1-3
Individual Panel: China’s Rise and Transformation of International Order: Combination of Historical and Cognitive
Approaches

Chair: ASANO Ryo (Doshisha University)
Presentation 1: NAKATANI Tadashi (Teikyo University)’Changing World Order and the “Belt and Road Initiative”: Is the Rise of China Compatible with a “Freeand Open” International Order?’Presentation 2: YAMAGUCHI Wataru (Teikyo University)’Changing World Order and the "Belt and Road Initiative": A History of “ Free and Open Indo-Pacific”’
Presentation 3: MATSUMOTO Asuka (Doshisha University)’US-China Relations on Public Diplomacy: Policy Changes and Mutual Assessment - the US’
Presentation 4: ZHANG Xuebin (Osaka University of Economics and Law)
’US-China Relations on Public Diplomacy: Policy Changes and Mutual Assessment – PRC’
Discussant: MURATA Koji (Doshisha University), SATO Koichi (J. F. Oberlin University)
Individual Papers 1: National Integration in Southeast Asian Countries

Chair: OKAMOTO Masaaki (Kyoto University)
Presentation 1: IMAMURA Sachiko (Doshisha University)‘Governing Ideology with Extra-judicial Violence: An Analysis of Suharto Regime in Indonesia’
Presentation 2: ABE Kazumi (Akita University)‘The role of diaspora in the Papuan independence movement’
Discussant: MASUHARA Ayako (Asia University), KAWAMURA Koichi (Institute of Developing Economies)
Individual Papers 2: International Relations in Asia

Chair: KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo)
Presentation 1: XU Yirao (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)‘China's policy toward Vietnam：From the signing of the Paris Peace Accords to the unification ofVietnam (1973-1976)’
Presentation 2: SUN Yngyíng (Graduate School, Osaka Sangyo University)‘A Study About the Financial Activity of ShanXi Piaohao during the Rise Peroid of Shanghai's Financial
Market in Late Qing Dynasty : Focusing on the Economic Network of Rishengchang Piaohao’
Presentation 3: TSUJINAKA Hideyuki (Graduate School, Soka University)‘A Study of Business and Human Rights in Brunei Darussalam: Challenges on Core Labour Standards’
Discussant: KURIHARA Hirohide (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies), KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo),
KAMBARA Kentaro (Kyoto University)
Individual Papers 3: Fostering Industrial Development

Chair: KAJITANI Kai (Kobe University)

Presentation 1: NAKAMURA Haruhiko (Graduate School, University of Toyo)‘What products contribute to the growth of supporting industries in developing countries: From the caseof electronic products in Vietnam’Presentation 2: FANG Zhuzi (Graduate School, University of Tokyo)‘The Deployment of Semiconductor Industrial Policy in China: A case study of the National Integrated
Circuit Industry Investment Fund’
Discussant: KAJITANI Kai (Kobe University), KAWABATA Nozomu (Tohoku University)
13:00-15:30

Plenary Session and Individual Papers 4

13:00-15:30 Plenary Session: ‘100 Years of the Chinese Communist Party and International Relations in Asia

Chair: ANAMI Yusuke (Tohoku University）
Presentation 1: KOKUBUN Ryosei (Professor emeritus, Keio University. Former president, National Defense
Academy)‘The One Hundred Year Yoke of the Chinese Communist Party’Presentation 2: TANAKA Akihiko (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)’Rise of China: Changes in the World System’
Presentation 3: SATO Yuri (Japan Foundation)’What to do about China? Perspective from ASEAN, and Indonesia’
Discussant: TAKENAKA Chiharu (Rikkyo University), HIRAIWA Shunji (Nanzan University)
13:00-15:00 Individual Papers 4: Japan’s Immigration Policy

Chair: YAN Shanping (Doshisha University)
Presentation 1: SATO Yuriko (Tokyo Institute of Technology)’Evaluation of the Plan to Accept 300,000 International Students in Japan: Analysis from the Relation
with the Growth Strategy, Globalization of Universities, and Japanese Language Education’Presentation 2: NIIMI Tatsuya (Nagoya Gakuin University / The United Graduate School of Agricultural Sciences,
Kagoshima University)’A cost analysis of foreign agriculture labor in Japan’
Discussant: SUGIMURA Miki (Sophia University), YAN Shanping (Doshisha University)
15:45 – 18:45 Kashiyama seminar 2021 ‘Crisis and Hope: Debating Democracy in Asia’

Chair: NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)
Presentation session 15:45-17:30
Opening Remarks. KAMEOKA Eriko (Chairperson, Kashiyama Scholarship Foundation) Introduction. Prof.
NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University) Presentation 1. Prof. SETH, Sanjay (Goldsmith, University of London, UK)'India: The World's Largest Democracy no More?'
Presentation 1: Prof. SETH, Sanjay (Goldsmith, University of London, UK)‘India: The World's Largest Democracy no More?’
Presentation 2: Dr. SIDDIQA, Ayesha (King’s College London, UK)‘Battling the Ballot: Military and Mullah Alliance versus Political Class in Pakistan’Presentation 3: Prof. LIAN Joseph (Yamanashi Gakuin University)‘Lessons from the Failed Democracy Movement in Hong Kong (1984-2021)’
Presentation 4: Prof. MIETZNER, Marcus (Australian National University, Australia)‘Controlling the Narrative, Consolidating Power: COVID-19 and Indonesia's Deepening Democratic
Crisis’Discussion session 17:45-18:45
Discussant: Prof. AKO Tomoko (University of Tokyo), Prof. NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)

The 2020 Spring Convention of the Japan Association for Asian Studies (JAAS)

Dear all members of the JAAS.
The program for JAAS 2020 autumn meeting is set NOW.
You can check this at the URL below. It will be subject to updated.
The Organizing Committee for JAAS, 2020 Autumn
November 7, 2020 (Sat)Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Panel 1: Rethinking an Outpost of the Cold War in East Asia—Taiwan: From the Perspective of Retaking theMainland, Anti-Communist Economic Diplomacy, and the White Group

Chair: IGARASHI Takayuki (National Defense Academy)
Speaker 1: IGARASHI Takayuki (National Defense Academy)“Reconsidering the "Chiang-Dulles Joint Communique" and Retaking the Mainland”
Speaker 2: MORI Takumi (Hitotsubashi University)“R.O.C. Economic Diplomacy and the Vietnam War”
Speaker 3: KO-Hang Liao (University of Cambridge)“Resistance Reimagined: Post-Imperial Taiwan and the White Group, 1945-1952”
Discussant: MATSUDA Yasuhiro (University of Tokyo)
Session 1: Strategy and Policy in Asian Industries

Chair and Discussant: WATANABE Mariko (Gakushuin University)
Speaker 1: OBARA Atsuji (University of Nagasaki)“Automobile Makers in Southeast Asia : The Case of Chinese automobile Brand”
Speaker 2: SCHULTZ, Franziska (Rikkyo University)“The 2019 to 2020 Japan-Korea Trade Dispute’s Impact on Japan and Comparative Analysis”
Speaker 3: WEI Di (Doshisha University)“5G industrial policy and correction of imbalanced development in China”
Discussant: LI Zejian (Osaka Sangyo University)
WATANABE Mariko (Gakushuin University)
HUA Jinling (Keio University)
Session 2: Grass Roots Politics in China

Chair and Discussant: SUZUKI Takashi (Aichi Prefectural University)
Speaker 1: HASHIMOTO Tomohiro (Ph.D student, Tohoku University)“The Foundation of Government & Party Leadership at Local Level Governance in Urban
China: Personnel Management Mechanism of the Resident Committee”
Speaker 2: YAO Qiang (Ph.D student, Kyorin University)

“Informal promotion of cadres in China”
Speaker 3: Aiqi Liu (University of Iowa/University of Tokyo)“The Money Deluge: Credit Expansion and state-society relations in Manchuria from 1906 to
1932.”
Discussant: SUZUKI Takashi (Aichi Prefectural University)
ICHITANI Kazuo (Chubu University)
Session 3: International Relationships of South Eastern Asia

Chair: KAWAMURA Koichi (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)
Speaker 1: NAMBA Seitaro (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)“The Background of the People’s Democratic State in Laos: The Plurality of Anti-U.S. Patriotic
Forces and the Involvement of the DRV and the PRC.”
Speaker 2: LEE, Byeongcheol (Ph.D student, The University of Tokyo)“Japan′s Diplomacy toward the Korean Peninsula in the Second Cold War era: Focusing on theIssue of North Korea's Participation in the International Maritime Organization”
Speaker 3: WAKASUGI Minako (Ph.D student, The University of Tokyo)“The impact of the failure of "Jakarta-Hanoi-Phnom Penh-Beijing -Pyongyang axis" on North
Korea′s diplomacy in the middle of the 1960s.”
Discussant: KIKUCHI Yoko (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
MIYAMOTO Satoru (Seigakuin University)
NAKAGAWA Masahiko (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)
Afternoon Sessions1 (13:00 – 15:00)
Panel 2: The Changing Regional Order in East Asia due to the COVID-19 Pandemic and Southeast Asia

Chair: OHBA Mie (Kanagawa University)
Speaker 1: OHBA Mie (Kanagawa University)“The ASEAN Cooperation under the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis”
Speaker 2: HONNA Jun (Ritsumeikan University)“Indonesia under the COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis”
Discussant: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo)
SHIMIZU Kazufumi (Kyusyu University)
Session 4: Society in China

Chair and Discussant: REN Zhe (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)
Speaker 1: ZHAI Yalei (Shinshu University)“Traditional Childbearing Values and Fertility Decisions: A Study of Recent Chinese Data”
Speaker 2: MATSUSHITA Namiko (Nagoya Sangyo University)“A Survey on the Transition of Study abroad Destination with an Increase of Enrollment Rate ofHigher Education in China”
Speaker 3: LI Yajiao (Ochanomizu University)“The Dispossession of Land Financialization of China: From Nongjiannü to Fuzhainnü”
Speaker 4: ZHANG Yuanshuang (Ph.D student, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)“Gentrification Creates New Urban Spaces: A Cue from Chongqing′s Urban Planning”
Discussant: SAWADA Yukari (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
LI Min (Sinshu University)
MINAMI Yuko (Hitotsubashi University)
REN Zhe (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)

Session 5: China in Reform and Open Door Policy Era

Chair and Discussant: MASUO Chisako (Kyushu Univresity)
Speaker 1: GU Yang (Ph.D student, Kyushu University)“Japanese Government Economist and China’s Reforms and Open-Door Policies.”
Speaker 2: YANG Pengchao (Ph.D student, Ritsumeikan University)“China's Foreign Aid：NEW AID Plan Correcting the Trajectory of Foreign Aid.”
Discussant: MASUO Chisako (Kyushu University)
KADOZAKI Shinya (Kokugakuin University)
Afternoon Session 2 (15:30-18:00)
Plenary Session: Infectious Diseases in Asia: Pandemic in Past and Present

Chair: ICHITANI Kazuo (Chubu University)
Speaker : WAKIMURA Kohei (Osaka University of Economics and Law)
“Geopolitics of an Epidemic Disease: Cholera Pandemics and the Issue of Quarantine (1870s1920s)”
Speaker : IIJIMA Wataru (Aoyama Gakuin University)“Anti-COVID-19 Campaign in China”
Speaker : SAKATA Shozo (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)“Propaganda Work as Fight against COVID-19 in Vietnam”
Discussant: TAMADA, Yoshifumi (Kyoto University)
KUMAGAI Satoru (Institute of Developing Economies, JETRO)AWARD Ceremony for JAAS Best Paper 2019 18:00-18:15

The 2019 Autumn Convention of the Japan Association for Asian Studies (JAAS)
November 30 (Sat) Venue: Nanzan University, Nagoya City
Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Session 1: Political Philosophy and Governance in China (Building R, Floor 4th, R49)

Chair and Discussant: KAMO Tomoki (Keio University)
Speaker 1: HUANG Zhe (University of Tokyo, Graduate Student)"The Strike Hard Anti-Crime Campaigns and 'Philosophy of Struggle'"
Speaker 2: JJING Min (University of Tokyo, Graduate Student)"Shanghai Municipal Government's Administration towards Foreigners' Daily Life inShanghai(1949-1954)"
Discussants: KAMO Tomoki (Keio University), NAKAOKA Mari (Tokiwa University)
Session 2: Corporate Behavior (Building R, Floor 4th, R46)

Chair and Discussant: KAWABATA Nozomu (Tohoku University)
Speaker 1: CHEN Kuang-hui (Kobe University)"Agglomeration, Firm Turnover, and Productivity in China around 2000"
Speaker 2: AKABANE Jun (Chuo University)"Asian Enterprise's M&A Strategy against Japanese Enterprise -A Case Study of Thai SummitGroup's Acquisition of Ogihara-"
Speaker 3: MEN Chuang (Osaka Sangyo University)"The Globalization of Chinese Banks: Location and Network"
Discussants: LIU Shuli (Fukuyama University) , KAWABATA Nozomu (Tohoku University),
OHARA Atsuji (University of Nagasaki)
Afternoon Sessions1 (13:00 – 15:00)
Panel 1: 2019 General Election in India and Future of Democracy (Building R, Floor 4th, R44)

Chair and Discussant: TAKENAKA Chiharu (Rikkyo University)
Speaker 1: NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)"2019 General Election and the Formation of the BJP System in India"
Speaker 2: Achin VANAIK（Former Professor of Delhi University)"Modi's Foreign Policy: Kashmir, Pakistan and Beyond"Speaker 3: Pamela Philipose（Public editor for thewire.in, Former editor of Indian Express）"Modi Government and Its Media Strategiest"
Discussants: TAKENAKA Chiharu (Rikkyo University)
Panel 2: Coping with the Gaps between Labour Supply and Demand in Suburban Farm Villages in Asia.
(Building R, Floor 4th, R45)

Chair and Discussant: FUKAGAWA Hiroshi (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: TAKAYASU Yuichi (Daito Bunka University）
Speaker 2: MIZUNO Atsuko (Kyushu University)"Labour Out-Migration and Agricultural Mechanization in Suburban Myanmar"
Discussants: FUKAGAWA Hiroshi (Kyushu University), MATSUDA Masahiko (Ritsumeikan University)
Session 3: Foreign Relations and International Order (Building R, Floor 4th, R46)

Chair and Discussant: TAKAHASHI Nobuo (Keio University)
Speaker 1: MORI Takumi (Hitotsubashi University, Graduate Student)"The Republic of China's Diplomatic Policy toward Japan in Early 1960's: The Case of 'JapanROC Dispute'"
Speaker 2: XU Tao (Aichi University)"Genealogy of Chinese Thoughts on International Order since 1990s"
Discussants: TAKAHASHI Nobuo (Keio University), KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo)
Session 4: Industry and Policy (Building R, Floor 4th, R49)

Chair and Discussant: SHIMIZU Kazushi (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: OHARA Atsuji (University of Nagasaki)"Retail Payment Gap between China, Korea and Japan: The Result of Survey"
Speaker 2: HAO Yanshu (Meiji University)"Comparative Study on Support Policies of SMEs in China and Japan "Speaker 3: SASAKI Shunsuke (Waseda University)"Income Level of Waste Pickers and Desirable Wedge Level in an Integrated Waste
Management: The Case of Bantar Gebang, Indonesia"
Speaker 4: ITO Susumu (Chuo University)"Issues in PPP (Public-Private Partnership) Infrastructure Development in Indonesia"
Discussants: MEN Chuang (Osaka Sangyo University), ITO Susumu (Chuo University),
Chen Kuang-hui (Kobe University),SHIMIZU Kazushi (Kyushu University)
Afternoon Sessions2 (15:30 – 17:30)
Plenary Session: Perception of History, Transitional Justice, International Law in East Asia: With a Focus on
South Korean Court Ruling Orders (Building R, Floor 4th, R49)

Moderator: HIRAIWA Shunji (Nanzan University)
Speaker 1: AOKI Kiyoshi (Nanzan University)
Speaker 2: OKUZONO Hideki (University of Shizuoka)
Discussants: KAWASHIMA Shin (University of Tokyo), OBA Mie (Tokyo University of Science),
YAMADA Tetsuya (Nanzan University)
Session 5: Symbiosis, Segregation and Development (Building R, Floor 4th, R46)

Chair and Discussant: SATO Yuri (JETRO- IDE)
Speaker 1: ITAKURA Kazuhiro (National Institute of Technology, Nara College)"Inclusion and Exclusion of Muslims in India: Focusing of the Politics of Muslim Reservation inAndhra Pradesh"Speaker 2: MIKAMO Shingo (Shinshu University)"Economic Development Policy under the Duterte Presidency in the Philippines"
Speaker 3: YAMADA Noriyuki (Hokkai School of Commerce)"The Old Town of Kashgar as a 'Tourism Space': The Redevelopment and the Display of theEthnic People, the Religions, the Culture"
Discussants: SATO Yuri (JETRO-IDE), KONDO Norio (JETRO-IDE),
MIKAMO Shingo (Shinshu University)
Session 6: China after Reform and Open-Door Policy (Building R, Floor 4th, R44)

Chair and Discussant: KOJIMA Kazuko (Keio University)
Speaker 1: YANG Pengchao (Ritsumeikan University, Graduate Student)"Characteristics and Issues of China's Foreign Aid Policy"
Speaker 2: AITA Moriki (University of Tsukuba)"The Indispensable Relations that Xi Has Sought in the Civil-Military Integration Strategy：The
Way of People's War Prepared for Information Warfare"
Speaker 3: FURUSAWA Kenji"Globalization of Economy and the Reform in China"
Discussants: KOJIMA Kazuko (Keio University), MARUKAWA Tomoo (University of Tokyo)

報告3：中溝和弥（京都大学）「Melting Democracy: Strong State and Vigilantism in India」
討論：湊一樹（アジア経済研究所）
自由論題8「中国の政治と社会」（B351教室）

司会兼討論：江口伸吾（島根県立大学）
報告1：衛藤安奈（慶應義塾大学）「幣制改革以前の「国民経済」をめぐる中国国民党の想像力について」
報告2：鄭成（早稲田大学）「中ソ文化交流をめぐる中国の青年知識人の受容について」
報告3：橋本誠浩（東北大学・院）「社区居民委員会の従属性と非従属性：断片化された党・政府・社区居民委員会のつながり」
報告4：鈴木隆（愛知県立大学）「習近平思想と〈改革開放転換〉の思想連関：歴代の党規約と政治報告の重要語句を手がかりとして」
討論： 泉谷陽子（フェリス女学院大学）
河野正（東京大学）

The 2018 Autumn Convention of the Japan Association for Asian Studies (JAAS)

November 24 (Sat)Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Panel 1: The Linkage between Internal and External Dynamics and New Perspective of Domestic IntellectualFoundation Building on China's Decision Making Process

Chair: ZHANG Yun (Niigata University)
Speaker 1: ZHANG Yun
Speaker 2: INOU Ichiro (Kwansei Gakuin University)
Speaker 3: KURIHARA Jun (Canon Institute for Global Studies)
Speaker 4: ZHOU Wang (Nankai University, China)
Discussant: ZHU Guanglei (Nankai University, China)
Panel 2: The decision making of Post Culture Revolution Era's China

Chair: MASUI Yasuki (Niigata University)
Speaker 1: LI Yanming (The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 2: YU Minhao (Nagoya University of Commerce & Business)
Discussant: ETO Naoko (Institute of Developing Economies)
Session 1: Economy in Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: ISHIKAWA Kozo (Niigata University)
Speaker 1: NISHINO Tomohiro (Graduate School, Kobe University)"The Impact of Industrial Agglomeration on Local Economic Development in Thailand"
Speaker 2: KIRIHARA Midori (Graduate School, Kyoto University)"Expansion of International Halal Industry and its Background: A Consideration on the Global
Halal Movement and the Strategies of Malaysia"
Speaker 3: KONISHI Tetsu (Osaka University of Economics and Law)
"Effectivity of Financial Supervision in Indonesia: What are the matters in the Securities
Market?"Discussant: FUKUSHIMA Yasuhiro (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Session 2: Politics in Taiwan

Chair and Discussant: FUKUDA Madoka (Hosei University)
Speaker 1: ITO Mikihiko"The Thought of the Republic of Formosa the Tianfu Army Commander Xu Xiang: The Hakka
Consciousness, the Taiwanese Consciousness, the Thought of Taiwanese Patriotism, theThought of Taiwanese Nationalism"
Speaker 2: WANG Weibin (Hiroshima Shudo University)"Senkaku Islands Dispute in the Early 1970s and the Public Opinion in Taiwan"
Speaker 3: IGARASHI Takayuki (Graduate School, National Defense Academy)

"GRC’s Military Strategy in Premier Chiang Ching-kuo era, 1972-1978: Construction of“Autonomous Defense” system and Attempt to “Retake the Mainland”"
Discussant: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo)

Afternoon Sessions1 (13:00 – 14:30)
Session 3: Politics in Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: TAKAGI Yusuke (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies)
Speaker 1: NISHIMURA Kenichi (Osaka University)"Local Development Council and its Effect to the Local Development Planning in the Philippines"
Speaker 2: KIMURA Tomohiko (Seikei University)"Early Australian supportive activities for East Timor: with a focus on Ken Fry, Member ofParliament (1974-84)"
Discussant: INOUE Hiroko (Daito Bunka University)
Session 4: Foreign Policy in China

Chair and Discussant: ANAMI Yusuke (Tohoku University)
Speaker 1: OKAMOTO Itaru (Bunkyo Gakuin University)"The Limits of Chinese “Soft Power” Diplomacy: The “Confucius Institute” and Recipient
Democracies’ Repulsion"
Speaker 2: SAKABE-MORI Aki (University of Tsukuba)"Constructing Maritime Consciousness in China"
Session 5: Free Trade in Asia

Chair and Discussant: SUKEGAWA Seiya (Kokushikan University)
Speaker 1: YOKOO Akihiko (Graduate School, The University of Tokyo)"Linkage Politics between China’s Accession to GATT Negotiation and Price System
Reformation: 1986-1994"
Speaker 2: SAITO Akiko (Graduate School, Keio University)"RCEP Investment Chapter and its significance for Japan"
Discussant: SONE Yasuo (Nihon University)
Session 6: Economy in South Korea and Taiwan

Chair and Discussant: YOSHIOKA Hidemi (Kumamoto University)
Speaker 1: ABE Makoto (Institute of Developing Economies)"Technological Learning of Korean Steel Industry: the Case of Construction of Pohang SteelWorks"
Speaker 2: AKABANE Jun (Chuo University)"Takeover catch up strategy by Asian late comer enterprise"
Discussant: NAKAHARA Yumiko (Kyushu Sangyo University)
Session 7: Society in South Asia

Chair and Discussant: OTA Hitoshi (Institute of Developing Economies)
Speaker 1: WADA Kazuya (Kanazawa University)"Land holdings, investments in education, and poverty reduction: an empirical analysis of
microdata of India"
Speaker 2: Karki Shyam Kumar (Graduate School, Soka University)"BOP Business Model as Poverty Reduction Strategy “Case Study of Handmade Paper Industry
in Nepal”"

Discussant: YOSHIDA Hidemi (Hosei University)
Afternoon Sessions2 (14:45 – 17:15)
Plenary Session: Do Democracies Decline in Asia?

Moderator: ASAMI Yasuhito (Hosei University)
Speaker 1: Thongchai Winichakul (Institute of Developing Economies)"Fear of Democracy in Thailand: Who is Afraid of Whom?"Speaker 2: KUSAKA Wataru (NAGOYA University)"Complicity of "Good Citizens" and Extrajudicial Killing in the Philippines: A Neoliberal Outcomeof Democracy"
Speaker 3: NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)"Melting Democracy: Strong State and Vigilantism in India"
Discussant: MINATO Kazuki (Institute of Developing Economies)
Session 8 Politics and Society in China

Chair and Discussant: EGUCHI Shingo (The University of Shimane)
Speaker 1: ETO Anna (Keio University)"On the Imagination of ‘National Economy’ of the Chinese Nationalist Party Before 1935
Currency Reform"
Speaker 2: ZHENG Cheng (Waseda University)"The Adaptation of the young intellectuals on the cultural exchange between China and theSoviet Union"
Speaker 3: HASHIMOTO Tomohiro (Graduate School, Tohoku University)"Obedience and Disobedience of Resident Committees: A Fragmented Network among Party,
Government, and Resident Committee"
Speaker 4: SUZUKI Takashi (Aichi Prefectural University)"‘Xi Jinping Thought’ and Political Ideas in the Transition Period of Reform and Opening-Up
Policy"Discussant: IZUTANI Yoko (Ferris University)
Discussant: KONO Tadashi (The University of Tokyo)

The 2017 Autumn Convention of the Japan Association for Asian Studies (JAAS)

October 21 (Sat)Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Panel 1 The Public Diplomacy and domestic policy of East Asian Countries in the Cold War Period

Speaker 1: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 2: TSUCHIYA Yuka (Kyoto University)
Speaker 3: KOBAYASHI Somei (Nihon University)
Discussant: KIMIYA Tadashi (The University of Tokyo)
Discussant: IENAGA Masaki (Tokyo Medical and Dental University)
Panel 2 Hong Kong Embedded: Three Chinese Relationalities

Chair and Discussant: ZHAO Hongwei (Hosei University)
Speaker 1: TANIGAKI Mariko (The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 2: NI Jie (Graduate School, The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 3: MORI Kazumichi (New Asian Invesco Ltd)
Session 1 Economy in China

Chair and Discussant: MARUKAWA Tomono (The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: WANG Jia (Kyushu University)"The Relationship between Financial Systems and Housing Prices in China:An Empirical
Analysis Using VAR model"
Speaker 2: WU Qingji (Kobe University)"Risk Sharing and Village Finance Expenditure in China"
Speaker 3: LIU Yajing (Hiroshima Shudo University)"Financial Crises, Bank Lending, and Trade Credit: Evidence from Chinese Enterprises"
Discussant: ZHANG Yan (Meijigakuin University)
Session 2 Politics and Economy in in Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: MIENO Fumiharu (Kyoto University)
Speaker 1: TANIGUCHI Miyoko (Japan International Cooperation Agency)"Political Legitimacy of Non-State Actor -The Case of the Moro Islam Liberation Front in
Mindanao, the Philippines-"
Speaker 2: OKUDA Hidenobu (Hitotsubashi University)"Technical Efficiency of Cambodian Commercial Banks: Its Determinants and Policy
Implications"
Speaker 3: LI Enmin (J. F. Oberlin University)"China’s Foreign Aid Toward Southeast Asia: A Fieldwork Report"
Discussant: KAWASHIMA Midori (Sophia University)

Afternoon Sessions1 (13:00 – 15:00)
Panel 3 The East Asian Welfare Mix Seen in the Urbanization of China -Implementing Social Security Policy
through a Contracting Network-

Chair: SAWADA Yukari (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Speaker 1: YU Yang (Josai University)
Speaker 2: KATAYAMA Yuki (NLI Research Institute)
Speaker 3: QIN Lijian (Anhui University of Finance & Economics)
Discussant: SHEN Jie (Japan Women's University)
Panel 4 Natural Resource Management in North East Asia

Chair: IMAMURA Hiroko (University of Toyama)
Speaker 1: YAMAMOTO Masashi (University of Toyama)
Speaker 2: SEKIYAMA Takashi (Toyo University)
Speaker 3: ITO Gaku (University of Toyama)
Session 3 Politics and Economy in South Korea

Chair and Discussant: KAWASHIMA Shin (The University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: KIM Hyunkoo (Graduate School, The University of Tokyo)“The Origin of Political conservatism in Korea”
Speaker 2: PARK Keunho (Shizuoka University)“The Role of the US Government in Korean electronic industry"
Speaker 3: MIZUNO Takaaki (Kanda University of International Studies)“When and how the first voice of the "Comfort woman" was reported?"
Discussant: KIMIYA Tadashi (The University of Tokyo)
Session 4 Thought, Media, and Politics in China

Chair and Discussant: WANG Xueping (Toyo University)
Speaker 1: XU Tao (Kyushu University)“Construction of a New Image of the World in Contemporary Chinese Thought: Views from
Dushu ( Reding ) magazine (1990-2010) "Speaker 2: YU HAICHUN (Graduate School, Waseda University)“Comparing Journalism Award-giving Practices Across Chinese Regions: A Content Analysis ofAward-winning Articles"
Discussant: ISHIZUKA Jin (University of Yamanashi)
Session 5 Economy and Integration in East Asia

Chair and Discussant: KAJITANI Kai (Kobe University)
Speaker 1: ASAMOTO Teruo (Kyushu Sangyo University)“Way Largan can chang to most large enterprise of smartphone camera lens ?”Speaker 2: YOSHITOMI Takuto (Tokyo Foreign Laguage College)“China's two-truck international currency strategy"
Speaker 3: CHEN PoChieh (Graduate School, The University of Tokyo)“Taiwan and Economic Integration in East Asia：a study of the trend of FTAs"
Discussant: YOSHIOKA Hidemi (Kumamoto University)
Discussant: OBA Mie (Tokyo University of Science)
Plenary Session A New Frontier of Informal Economy and Social Security System in Asia

Chair and Discussant: SAWADA Yukari (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Speaker 1 and Discussant: OIZUMI Keiichiro (The Japan Research Institute)
Speaker 2: ENDO Tamaki (Saitama University)
Speaker 3: KIM Sung-won (Meiji Gakuin University)
Panel 5 Global Production Networks of Japanese Multinationals and the Indian Economy

Chair: KAMIIKE Atsuko (Kobe University)
Speaker 1: ESHO Hideki (Hosei University)
Speaker 2: UNE Yoshimi (Kanazawa University)

Speaker 3: KATO Atsuyuki (Kanazawa University)
Discussant: SATO Takahiro (Kobe University)
Session 6 India and Myanmar

Chair and Discussant: NAKAMIZO Kazuya (Kyoto University)
Speaker 1: Kumada Tohru“Facts and Normas surrounding the “Rohingya” problems”
Speaker 2: NAGANO Kazushige (Graduate School, Rikkyo University)“Kutch border dispute in 1965: international relations of India and Pakistan"
Speaker 3: Rupakjyoti Borah (National University of Singapore)“Institute of South Asian Studies, NUS, Kent Ridge Campus, Singapore"
Discussant: ENOKI Miki (Nagoya City University)
Session 7 Politics and Society in China

Chair and Discussant: KOJIMA Kazuko (Keio University)
Speaker 1: SUZUKI Takshi (Aichi Prefectural University)“CCP's Party Recruitment Policy in Xi Jinping Era"
Speaker 2: NAKAOKA Mari (Tokiwa University)“The Vote-buying and CCP's rule--The Seats for Sale and the Seats not for Sale"
Speaker 3: REN Zhe (Institute of Developing Economies), XIE Zhihai (Kyoai Gakuen University)“Urban Boarder and Subway System"
Discussant: MORI Kazuko (Waseda University)

The 2016 Convention of the Japan Association for Asian Studies (JAAS)

November 19
Morning Sessions (10:00-12:00)
Session 1 Rural Societies in Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: Satoru Nishimura (Kagoshima University)
Speaker 1: Zhai Yalei (Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University)“Do Migration and Remittances Reduce Poverty? Evidence from Myanmar”
Speaker 2: Ayumi Sugimoto (Akita International University)“Diverse agricultural labor within a rural community in the Philippines – Case study from Tarlac
Province"
Discussant: Atsuko Mizuno (Kyushu University)
Session 2 History of East and Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: Shin Kawashima (University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: Yasuyuki Miyake (Kwansei Gakuin Unviersity)"Burma’s Establishment of the Diplomatic Relations with the Chinese Communist Regime, 19491950"
Speaker 2: Atsuko Kanoh (University of Tsukuba)"The Nationalist Chinese Government’s attitude toward Korean Independent Movement, 19381945"
Speaker 3: Hiroko Sono (Miyazaki University)"Commercial and Accounting Education in Taiwan under the Rule of Japan"
Discussant: Michiko Kitaba (Kansai University)
Session 3 Economic and International Relations in Southeast Asia

Chair and Discussant: Kazushi Shimizu (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Tsuyoshi Saruwatari (Kyushu University)"Southeast Asian FTAs and the Electrical and Electronics Industry in Malaysia"
Speaker 2: Yoshifumi Fukunaga (Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry)"Revisiting the ASEAN minus X formula"
Speaker 3: Yasutoshi Kunimoto (Baiko Gakuin Unversity)"Thai Human Resources Development as a Systematic Technology Transfer in the Cooperation
Type of Industry -Government-University: as a Case of Thai-Nichi Institute of Technology"
Discussant: Hisao Kasuga (Fukui Prefectural University),
Seiya Sukegawa (Institute for International Trade and Investment)
Session 4 China: State, Society and Economy

Chair and Discussant: Tomoo Marukawa (University of Tokyo)
Speaker 1: Vida Macikenaite (International University of Japan)"Model of Governance in China: Analysis of the Networks between Business Entities and State
Institutions"
Speaker 2: Wei Yi (Doshisha University)/ Yan Shanping (Doshisha University)

"Determinants of the Social Consciousness in Urban China: Evidence from Tianjin Social Survey
in 1997 and 2008"
Speaker 3: Miyuki Nakaoka (University of Kita Kyushu)"Secondary Housing Markets in Major Coastal Cities of China"
Discussant: Mariko Watanabe (Gakushuin University),
Tomoko Ako (University of Tokyo)
Panel 1 International Politics over the Marine Boundary in East Asia

Chair and Discussant: Mie Oba (Tokyo University of Science)
Speaker 1: Takeshi Uzawa (Hosei University)“The utilities and limitations of ASEAN’s diplomacy toward the South China Sea: Implications forregional order-building in East Asia”
Speaker 2: Tomotaka Shoji (National Institute of Defense Studies)
Speaker 3: Chisako Masuo (Kyushu University)“China’s Policy over the “Maritime Territory” and its International Implications”
Afternoon Session 1 (13:00-15:00)
Session 5 Development in India

Chair and Discussant: Kazuya Nakamizo (Kyoto University)
Speaker 1: Hajime Sato (Institute of Developing Economies)“Judicial Activism, Constitutionalism and Developmentalism in India”
Speaker 2: Kazuya Wada (University of Nagasaki)“What is ‘Participation’ for Development?: Econometric Analysis of Microdata of India"
Discussant: Koji Yamazaki (Kobe University)
Session 6 Dynamism of the Society

Chair and Discussant: Chiharu Takenaka (Rikkyo University)
Speaker 1: Akiko Murakami (Hokkaido University)“Women's Social Contribution Activities in Iran: Case Study of Ardabil”
Speaker 2: Yuriko Sato (Tokyo Institute of Technology)“Brain Circulation of Graduates of Japanese HEIs and their Role in Economic Collaboration"
Speaker 3: Shunsuke Sasaki (Teikyo University, JSPS PD)“Child Labor in a Dumpsite: The Case of Bantar Gebang, Indonesia"
Discussant: Yuri Sato (Institute of Developing Economies)
Session 7 Capital Market / Financial Market

Shingo Mikamo (Shinshu University)
Speaker 1: Tetsu Konishi (Kyoto University)“Financial Supervision for Capital Market in Indonesia： Effectiveness against PoliticalBusinesses”
Speaker 2: Jun Saito (Institute of Developing Economies)“Stock Market Contagion thorough the Remittance: the Experience of the GCC, Asia and ArabCountries"
Speaker 3: Kentaro Kambara(Graduate School of Asian and African Studies, Kyoto University)“Development and Movement of Islamic Finance in Brunei Darussalam: From the Perspective of
Economic Development Strategy"
Discussant: Rika Nakagawa (Toyo University)
Panel 2 The Impact of the OBOR/AIIB on Political Economy of Central Asia: A Multidimensional Analysis

Chair: Goro Takahashi (Aichi University)
Speaker 1: Maria Tanaka (Aichi University)“The Transformative Impact of the AIIB on Central Asia: The Case of the MDBs Co-Financing
Framework Agreements"

Speaker 2: Asei Ito (University of Tokyo)“China - Emerging Economies Nexus and the OBOR: The Case of Kazakhstan and China
Landbridge Project"
Speaker 3: Amane Tanaka (Aichi University)“The Security – Development Nexus in Central Asia: The Case of the Islamist Terrorism in
Xinjiang"
Discussant: Yuji Morikawa (Nagasaki University)
Panel 3 The Chinese Revolution and the Transition of Local Power Structures

Chair: Yusuke Anami (Tohoku University)
Speaker 1: Shin Yamamoto (University of Tsukuba)
Speaker 2: Chen Yao-huang (Institute of Modern History, Academia Sinica)
Discussant: Nobu Iwatani (Hokkaido University),
Sui Yi (University of Tsukuba)
Afternoon Session 2 (15:00-17:00)
Panel 4 Thinking the Seas and Islands in Northeast Asia: Wakkanai-Sakhalin, Tsushima-South Kore, andYonaguni-Taiwan

Chair and Discussant: Akihiro Iwashita (Hokkaido University/Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Yasunori Hanamatsu (Kyushu University)“Development of Tsushima-Busan Border Tourism and its impact on the borderland society inTsushima"
Speaker 2: Naganori Komine (Yonaguni Municipal Government)“Building the Yonaguni Musem for History and Culture: Towards a new relationship with Taiwan"
Speaker 3: Naoki Amano (Yamagata University)“A landing, transferring and forwarding place: Wakkanai city in the relationship between
Hokkaido and Sakhalin"
Panel 5 Christianity and Chinese Politics

Chair: Lin Xiuguang (Keio University)
Speaker 1: Masaya Ueno (Keio University)“The Chinese Government’s Policy toward Protestant Churches in the 2000s: The Process of
Rebuilding the Institution for Control"
Speaker 2: Yosuke Matsutani (United Church of Christ in Japan)“Theological thought of the Beijing Shouwang church- focusing on her Ecclesiology"
Discussant: Masaharu Hishida (Hosei University),
Chitose Sato (Hokkai School of Commerce)
Plenary Session：The Economic Integration and Development in East Asia
—AEC ,RCEP , TPP and One Belt/ One Road—

Moderator: Shimizu, Kazushi (Kyushu University)
Speaker 1: Ishikawa,Koichi (Asia University)“Economic Integration and FTA in East Asia”
Speaker 2: Hirakawa,Hitoshi (Kokushikan University)“Economic Integration and new development in East Asia"
Speaker 3: Yukawa,Kazuo (Asia University)“Consideration on One belt/ One Road from the political economy"
Discussant: Ishigami,Etsuro (Fukuoka University),
Oba Mie (Tokyo University for science)JAAS 2015 AUTUMN CONVENTION
Call for Papers
The 2015 Autumn Convention of the Japanese Association for Asian Studies will be held at Tokiwa
University (Mito City) on October 17, 2015. The Conference Organizing Committee (COC) of JAAS
welcomes the proposals for individual presentations and organized panels from JAAS members.
Individual presentation: The speaker will submit a paper and is offered a chance to present it withinaround thirty minutes. The COC will organize sessions by selecting two or three presentations with similaror related topics and nominating the chairperson and commentators from JAAS members.
Organized panels: A panel usually consists of a chairperson, two or three presenters, one or twocommentators. Two hours will be allotted to the whole panel. Due to time constraint, the total number ofpresenters and commentators must not exceed 4.
The deadline for submitting a proposal for individual presentations and panels is August 28, 2015.
Applicants for the Individual Presentations should be a member of, or applying for membership to JAAS
until the date of presentation. Applicants for the Organized Panels should be a member of JAAS at thetime of application.
Please note this membership condition and proceed to the following step. Those who wish to submit a
proposal must download the submission form from JAAS website, and fill and send it to the conference
organizing committee by e-mail.
The following items must be written in the submission form:
Individual presentations:
1) Name, affiliation, contact address, and membership status of the applicant.
2) Title of the presentation.
3) Abstract (within 200 words).
Presenters at the Convention must submit a full paper (in Word format) with around ten A4 pages,
including references, tables, and figures before September 18, 2015. The submitted papers will be
converted in PDF format and posted on JAAS website for several weeks before and after the Conference,
and will be made downloadable only by JAAS members.
Organized panels:
1) Name, affiliation, contact address, and membership status of the applicant.
2) Title of the panel.
3) Abstract (within 200 words).
4) Contents of the panel. (Name, affiliation, membership status of the chairperson, presenters, andcommentators.)
Presenters of the panels are recommended, though not required, to submit a full paper, which will be
posted on JAAS website in the same manner with papers for individual presentations. The volume and thetime of submission for the papers are the same with the case of individual presentations.
Conference Organizing Committee of JAAS
Takeshi Kawanaka
Institute of Developing Economies 3-2-2 Wakaba, Mihama-ku, Chiba City, 261-8545, Japan