The 17th Research Conference of the Japan Association of Global GovernanceConference Program
Revised on May 6, 2024
- The number of speakers for Session 2 was reduced from two to one.
- The start time of Session 2 was changed from 13:00 to 13:15.
- The order of discussants for Plenary Session 2 was changed.

May 11, Saturday
Reception starts at 9:30―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
10:00〜12:00[Session 1] The Exercise of Power and the History of Encounter Examined from thePerspective of the English School (Room H323)
Speakers
ONAKA Makoto (J. F. Oberlin University)Japan Encounters the International Society: From the Perspective of the English School
CHIJIIWA Masatsugu (Miyazaki Sangyo-keiei University)
Military Interventions and Global Order since 1990s: With Reference to the English School
KARIYA Chihiro (Kanazawa University)
Martin Wight on Historical Narrative: Power Politics and the Review of F. H. Hinsley Powerand the Pursuit of Peace
Discussants
KAMINO Tomoya (Gifu University)
YAMAZAKI Amane (Toyo University)
Moderator
KOMATSU Shiro (University of Yamanashi)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
11:30〜16:15 (Poster Viewing Hours）[Poster Session] (Core Time 11:30〜12:00, 13:00〜14:30）(Room H345)(alphabetical order by family name)

Dhini AFIATANTI (Ritsumeikan University) Conflict of Interests: Understanding Japan’s andIndonesia’s Stance in the West Irian Dispute (1960-1962)
ASHIDA Naoto (University of Tokyo) and KATAYAMA Taisei (University of Tokyo)
Arms Control Governance for Regional Stability in ASEAN
FUKUHARA Reona (Utsunomiya University), KIKUCHI Kakeru (Utsunomiya University) andNISHIMURA Miyu (Utsunomiya University)
Consideration of the AU’s Role as a Norm Entrepreneur: Through a Case Study on Efforts ofTransitional Justice in Ethiopia1The 17th Research Conference of the Japan Association of Global Governance

HISANAGA Yugo (Sophia University)
The ECHR’s Impact on the Rule of Law in Turkey: Turkish Constitutional Court’s Shift to“Protection of Human Rights”
KAMIMURA Jo (Sophia University)
Does Economic Interdependence through Global Value Chains Reduce the Risk of War among
States?
KUROKI Misato (Nanzan University)
A Study of International Standards as a Form of Global Governance: Focusing on Their Impact
on Global Markets and the Roles of States and Private Companies
NISHIMURA Takumi (Kansai University)
Towards Reconstructing the Arms Control Regime: A Study on Confidence-Building Measures
SAKAI Shimon (Ritsumeikan University)
Development of Multilateral HADR Missions and Exercises in the Pacific Region after theCold War
TAGUCHI Keita (Sophia University)
Instabilities of Conflict Engagement and Order Formation by External Actors from NagornoKarabakh
TSUCHIYA Kippei (Aichi Gakuin University)
Anti-terrorism Measures against Japanese Political and Religious Organizations: A Case ofAum Shinrikyo
UTSUNOMIYA Yuno (Kwansei Gakuin University)
Martha Nussbaum’s “Universalism” Reconsidered: Overcoming the Conflict between
Universalism and Cultural Relativism
WATANABE Masaya (Sophia University)
The Relation between EU Foreign Policy and Populism―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
12：30〜12：50 Board Meeting (Room H348)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
13:15〜14:30[Session 2] Decentralisation in the EU Accession Process and Its Impacts in Conflictaffected States (Room H323)
Speaker
TANAKA Satoshi (Ritsumeikan University)
The Politics of Decentralization in Postwar Bosnia and Herzegovina: The Dilemma between
State-building and Power Sharing
Discussants
SHOJI Mariko (Keiai University)
HARADA Toru (Bukkyo University)
Moderator
NAKAUCHI Masataka (Sophia University)
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14:45〜16:15[Session 3] Free Topic Session 1 (Room H323)
Speakers
UEMURA Takehiko (Yokohama City University)
Global Public Policy and Global Institution for Realizing Sustainable Global Society: Global
Tax, Global Basic Income and World Government
FUJII Hiroshige (Utsunomiya University)
Global Governance of International Criminal Court Victim and Witness Protection: The
Current Situation in Africa and the Role of States Parties to the Rome Statute
Discussants
NISHIMURA Momoko (Tokyo Woman’s Christian University)
OCHI Megumi (Ritsumeikan University)
Moderator
AKAHOSHI Sho (Kobe University)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
16:30〜18:30
Plenary Session 1
Commemoration of the Publication of The Ukraine War and Global Governance
The Role of States in Sharing Norms and Building Order and the Challenges of Global
Governance (Public Session) (Room H301)
Speakers
YUASA Takeshi (Sophia University)
Russia’s War in Ukraine and Regionalism in Eurasia
MAESHIMA Kazuhiro (Sophia University)
The War in Ukraine and the United States: A Global Governance Perspective
HIRONO Miwa (Ritsumeikan University)
The Ukraine War and China: The Global Governance Perspectives
SHIKATA Noriyuki (Cabinet Secretary for Public Affairs)
The Significance of the G7 Hiroshima Summit in the Context of Global GovernanceDiscussants
HONDA Miki (Hosei University)
NAKAMURA Toshiya (Nagoya University)
Moderator
OBI Michiyo (Nanzan University)

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18:45 〜 20:15 Convivial Meeting (venue: GARDEN TERRACE LION, the first floor ofBuilding B) ★Pre-registration required. The participation fee of 6,000 yen is collected on the day.

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May 12, Sunday
Reception starts at 9:30―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
10:00〜12:00[Session 4] Disinformation and Global Governance (Room H323)
Speakers
SUZUKI Ryohei (Hitotsubashi University)
An Analysis of Social Factors Influencing the Spread of Disinformation: Through aComparison of Elections in Japan and the United Kingdom
FUKAZAWA Kazuhiro (Hitotsubashi University)
Digital Platform Regulation and Private Governance in Countermeasures to Disinformation:
Textual Analysis of the Policy-Making Process in Japan
MORITANI Yuki (Hitotsubashi University)
The Post-Truth Liberal International Order and the Japan-UK Digital Partnership:
Challenges on Cooperation regarding Disinformation
Discussants
NAGASAKO Tomoko (Information-technology Promotion Agency)
YOSHIZAWA Hikaru (Kansai University)
Moderator
YUASA Takuya (Osaka Sangyo University)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
13:00〜13:30 General Assembly (Room H301)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
13:45〜15:45[Session 5] Free Topic Session 2 (Room H323)
Speakers
HOMMA Keiichi (Toyo University)
Analysis of Approval Rating of the Labor Party, the Largest Opposition Party of UK, in the
Next General Election
ABE Yuki (Kumamoto University)
Norm Contestation and Its Consequences: Antimilitarist Norms in Japan and Germany
XU You (Waseda University)
Examining the Complexities of Economic Interdependence in EU-Russia Energy Trade4

The 17th Research Conference of the Japan Association of Global GovernanceDiscussants
TAKASHIMA Asako (Japan Institute of International Affairs)
NAKAUCHI Masataka (Sophia University)
YAMAKAMI Asami (Ritsumeikan University)
Moderator
FUKUMI Sayaka (Ritsumeikan University)―――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――――
16:00〜18:00
Plenary Session 2
The Role of Regional and UN Organizations in Sharing Norms and Building Order and theChallenges of Global Governance (Public Session) (Room H301)
Speakers
MOCHIZUKI Yasue (Kwansei Gakuin University)
The Role of the United Nations and the Challenges of Global Governance
HIROSE Yoshikazu (National Defense Academy)NATO’s Role in the Russia-Ukraine War and the Prospect of a Ceasefire: In Search of
Sustainable Peace in Ukraine
FUKUDA Koji (Waseda University, Ritsumeikan University)
The Conflict in Ukraine and the EU’s Digital Sovereignty: In the Context of the EU’s Support
Policy for Ukraine
SHUTO Motoko (University of Tsukuba)
ASEAN’s Functions for Dispute Resolution: A Gap between Sharing Norms and Building aRegional Order
Discussants
SUGAWARA Emi (Osaka University of Economics and Law)OYANE Satoshi (Doshisha University)
Moderator
HASUO Ikuyo (Osaka University)5