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Opening Ceremony 10:00-10:20 B4 Distance Learning RoomGreeting ..................... Atsushi Seike (President of Keio University)Address ......................... Yoshihisa Hagiwara (Program Leader of GCOE-CGCS)Chair ............................... Yoshiaki Kobayashi (Professor, Keio University)

Keynote Speech

Jekuk Chang (Professor and Vice President of Dongseo University) 10:30-10:55 “Global Governance and Korea-Japan Cooperation”　

Ian Shapiro (Professor and Henry R. Luce Director of the MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies, Yale University) 11:00-11:25 “Democratic Theory: An Empirical or Normative Enterprise?”　

Terry Clark (Professor, the University of Chicago, ex-President of American Sociological Association) 11:30-11:55 “The Rise of Culture: How and Why Arts Participation Promotes Democratic Politics”　

John Lie (Professor and former Dean of International and Area Studies, University of California, Berkeley) 13:30-13:55 “Governance Unbound: Legitimation Crises in the Age of Globalization”　

Chi Huang (Chair Professor, Department of Political Science and Research Fellow, Election Study Center, National Chengchi University) 14:00-14:25 “Straight- and Split-ticket Voting under the MMM Electoral System: The Case of Taiwan”　

Ching-hsin Yu (Research Fellow and former Director of Election Study Center, National Chengchi University) 14:30-14:55 “To Be or Not To Be? An Examination of People’s Preference on Independence in Taiwan”　

Euikon Kim (Professor, Inha University and President of the Korean Association of International Studies) 15:00-15:25 “Environmental Change & National Security”　

Soon-Eun Kim (Professor, Dong-eui University and former President of the Korean Association for Local Government Studies) 16:00-16:25 “Citizen Participation and Development of Local Autonomy (Democracy) in Korea”　

Sang-Joon Kim (Professor and Project Leader of BK21, Yonsei University) 16:30-16:55 “Democracy in a Cage: South Korea’s Experience”　

Yoshihiro Katayama (Professor, Keio University and former Governor of Tottori Prefecture) 17:00-17:25 “The Current Situation and Issues of Japanese Politics after the Change of Government”　

Yoh Murayama (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) ............................................................................................................................16:00-16:15 “Construction of Multi-generational Relationships in Local Communities: Connecting between Aged Persons and Children in Local Communities”

Jikyoung Yun (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / YunJi Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) ........ 16:15-16:30 “A Study on Citizenship of Saemaul Leaders: Focusing on Gumi City and Gwanakgu”　

Daewook Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Jinhui Na (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) ....... 16:30-16:45 “Determinants Affecting Saemaul Leaders’ Satisfaction at Their Activities”　

Ziyi Qian (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) ..........................................................................................................................16:45-17:00 “Administration Efficiency under the E-government and Government Performance”　Discussants ............. Soon-Eun Kim (Professor, Dong-eui University and former President of the Korean Association for Local Government Studies)

Hidenori Tsutsumi (Associate Professor, National Kagawa University) Ilkyung Ra (Associate Professor, Chukyo University)

Session 9 : International Relations and Global Society 13:30-18:00 Room2B33Chair ............................ Masami Sekine (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Soongbae Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Yonsei University) ...........................................................................................................................................13:30-13:45 “Differing Perspectives on Civilization and Race between Korea and Japan, 1900-1910”

Hideaki Sekino (Ph.D. Candidate, Keio University) .................................................................................................................................................13:45-14:00 “A Qualitative Change in Modern German Asylum Policy: Through Interviews to Experts of Refugees Protection in the Civil Society”

Hyun Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Yonsei University) ...........................................................................................................................................14:00-14:15 “Modern Nationalism in the Daehan Empire Period, its Dilemma and Way Out: Christian Faith and the Spirit of Indipencence”

Takemasa Sekine (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) ..........................................................................................................................14:15-14:30 “Countermeasures and Proportionality in WTO Law”　

Kazuhiko Fuchikawa (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) .....................................................................................................................16:00-16:15 “A Study of Countervailing Buyer Power in Merger Regulation”　

Joonseok Yang (Ph.D. Candidate, Yonsei University) .......................................................................................................................................... 16:15-16:30 “The Diplomatic Strains between South Korea and West Germany, 1967-1970: Focusing on the ‘East Berlin Spy Incident’”

Takayuki Shoji (Ph.D. Candidate, Keio University) ................................................................................................................................................ 16:30-16:45 “Japan’s Civilian Police and the Issue of the East Timor PKO Participation: Departure from Nonparticipation”

Ayumi Kanamoto (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) ..........................................................................................................................16:45-17:00 “Innovation and Decentralization: Diffusion of Environmental Policy”　Discussants ............. Yoshikazu Shiobara (Associate Professor, Keio University)

Masahide Kobayashi (Associate Professor, Shobi University) Kae Oyama (Associate Professor, Chukyo University)

Session 10 : New Public-Private Relations in Global Economic Governance: Trade and Development 16:00-18:00 Room 2B41Chair ........................... Yukari Akeda (Research Assistant Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Lori Forman (Visiting Professor, Keio University) “Different Paths, Same Direction? Rationales, Roles and Results of Tri-Sectoral Development Partnerships in Asia” Yukari Akeda (Research Assistant Professor, Keio University) “Creating New Transnational Constituency for Liberal Trade? EU Civil Society Dialogue and its Implications in Global Trade Governance”

Discussants ............. Mariko Gakiya (Academic Advisor, Harvard International Negotiation Program) Hiroshi Tomita (Professor, Keio University)

Session 11 : Information and Governance in Civil Society 16:00-18:00 Room 2B42Chair ........................... Takeshi Kohno (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Takeshi Kohno (Professor, Keio University) “A New Method of Content Analysis of TV News” Tsuneo Ogawa (Professor, Tokai University) “The Deliberation Priming Effect in Political Mass Media Report. A Case Study: Juvenile Law Amendments in Japan” Yoichi Ito (Professor, Akita International University and Professor Emeritus, Keio University) “The Pattern and Determinant Factors of International News Flows in the Early 21st Century”　Discussant ............... Hiromi Cho (Professor, Bunkyo Gakuin University)

Session 12 : Governance and State-Society Relations 16:00-18:00 Room 2B34Chair ........................... Masanaru Tanoue (Associate Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Kyung-Ah Song (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) “Conflict, Legitimacy, and the Birth of a Welfare State: The Changing State-Society Relations in Korea” Yuichi Kawano (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) “Erasmus’ View of War against the Turks”　 Jun-Sung Han (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) “Patriotism in the Political Thought of Jean-Jacques Rousseau”　 Yoshiko Hayami (Ph.D. Candidate, Keio University) “Thomas Mann on Irrationality and Truth”　 Kyung-Mi Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) “Where is the French Case Located in ‘Varieties of Capitalism’?”　Discussants ............. Ken Tsutsumibayashi (Professor, Keio University) Chikako Endo (CGCS Research Fellow, Keio University)

Session 4 : Well-being and Amenities in Civil Society 10:00-12:00 Room 2B32Chair ........................... Yoshiaki Kobayashi (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Terry Clark (Professor, the University of Chicago) “Urban Scenes Drive Development”

Yoshiaki Kobayashi (Professor, Keio University) / Yuta Kamahara (JSPS Research Fellow, Keio University) “An Analysis of Amenities in Japan”　Panelists ..................... Kazunori Kawamura (Associate Professor, Tohoku University) Hidenori Tsutsumi (Associate Professor, National Kagawa University) Ilkyung Ra (Associate Professor, Chukyo University)

Session 5 : Global Conflict 13:30-15:30 Room 2B41Chair ........................... Jiro Tamura (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Mariko Gakiya (Academic Advisor, Harvard International Negotiation Program) “Trends and Perspectives on 21st Century Higher Education: A Critical Case of Professional Development in Negotiation Program”

Koji Sumida (Associate Professor, Tokyo Fuji University) “Educational Program of Negotiation and Conflict Resolution in Japan”　Discussant ............... Jiro Tamura (Professor, Keio University)

Session 6 : International Comparison on Youth and Family 13:30-15:30 Room 2B42Chair ........................... Hideki Watanabe (Professor, Keio University) / Yuiko Fujita (Associate Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Hyun-Cheol Kim (Research Fellow, National Youth Policy Institute) “Adolescent’s Perceptions of Peer, Family and Teacher Relationships: Comparing Japan and Korea through Qualitative Network Analysis”

Xue Yang (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) “The Elderly Support and Inheritance: Case Studies in Shenyang and Tokyo/Yokohama”　

Nobutaka Fukuda (Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University) “Social Determinants of Marital Dissolution in Japan: Stability and Change”　Discussants ............. John Lie (Professor, University of California, Berkeley)

Hirohisa Takenoshita (Associate Professor, Shizuoka National University) Keiko Nakayama (Professor, University of Shizuoka)

Session 7 : Policy Making and Electoral Behavior 13:30-18:00 Room 2B31Chair ........................... Ching-hsin Yu (Research Fellow and former Director of Election Study Center, National Chengchi University)Speakers ..................... Yu-Chen Tseng (Ph.D. Student, National Chengchi University) .................................................................................................................... 13:30-13:45 “How China Policies Are Made in Taiwan: From State-Dominated to Society-Centered Analysis”　 Yuta Kamahara (JSPS Research Fellow, Keio University) .................................................................................................................................... 13:45-14:00 “General, Global, or Particular Effects? A Regional Comparison of the Impact of Democracy and Other Factors on Civil War” Naon Min (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Wonhyuk Cho (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Tobin Im (Professor, Seoul National University) ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 14:00-14:15 “Taxation or R&D, Towards an Effective Policy Tool for Reducing Environmental Pollution: A Cross-Country Empirical Analysis on Environmental Performance” Greg Porumbescu (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Tobin Im (Professor, Seoul National University) ............. 14:15-14:30 “Internet Use and Trust in Government: Korean Case” Yi-Ching Hsiao (Postdoc, National Chengchi University) .................................................................................................................................... 16:00-16:15 “Citizen’s Perceptions of the Left-Right Ideology in Taiwan”

Jun Matsumoto (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) ............................................................................................................................ 16:15-16:30 “Policy Issue and Its Impact on Election Results”

Ying-Lung Chou (Ph.D. Candidate, National Chengchi University) ............................................................................................................ 16:30-16:45 “Popular Will or Partisan Electoral Strategies?: A Case Study of Taiwan’s Referendum in 2008”

Yi-Ling Chen (Ph.D. Student, National Chengchi University) ................................................................................................................. 16:45-17:00 “Mobilized Political Participation and Political Efficacy in Urban Residents’ Committees Election in China”

Discussants ............. Sang-Joon Kim (Professor and Project Leader of BK21, Yonsei University) Naoko Taniguchi (Associate Professor, Toyo University) Kazuaki Nagatomi (CGCS Research Fellow, Keio University)

Session 8 : Citizen’s Participation and Local Autonomy 13:30-18:00 Room 2B32Chair ........................... Soon-Eun Kim (Professor, Dong-eui University and former President of the Korean Association for Local Government Studies)Speakers ..................... Hidenori Tsutsumi (Associate Professor, National Kagawa University) ...................................................................................................... 13:30-13:45 “Social Policy Making Processes in Japanese Civil Society”

Ilkyung Ra (Associate Professor, Chukyo University) ............................................................................................................................. 13:45-14:00 “Citizen’s Participation in Japanese Civil Society”　 Hyun-Kuk Lee (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Seyeong Cha (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) / Tobin Im (Professor, Seoul National University) ..................................................................................................................................... 14:00-14:15 “Citizen Preference: Finding out Good Services for Seoul Citizen”　 Juae Kim (Ph.D. Candidate, Seoul National University) ....................................................................................................................... 14:15-14:30 “The Effect of Volunteer Participation on Social Service Contracting Performance”　

Program for Day 1

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Session 1 : Frontiers of Democratic Theory 10:00-12:00 Room 2B41Chair ............................ Yoshihisa Hagiwara (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Ryoko Ishikawa (Research Associate, Waseda University) “Democratic Justifications for Non-Citizen Voting Rights”　

Chikako Endo (CGCS Research Fellow, Keio University) “Is Democracy Just?”　Discussants ............. Ian Shapiro (Professor, Yale University)

Shin Chiba (Professor, International Christian University)

Session 2 : Comparative Research on Japan and Asia 10:00-12:00 Room 2B42Chair ............................ Yuiko Fujita (Associate Professor, Keio University) / Hideki Watanabe (Professor, Keio University)Speakers ..................... Hirohisa Takenoshita (Associate Professor, Shizuoka National University) “Labor Market Structure and Self-employment Entry in Three Asian Countries: A Comparative Study of Japan, Korea and Taiwan”

Junko Nishimura (Associate Professor, Meisei University) “Women’s Employment and Mental Health in Japan”　

Jihey Bae (CGCS Research Fellow, Keio University) “Gender Role Division in Japan and Korea”　Discussants ............. Nobutaka Fukuda (Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University)

John Lie (Professor, University of California, Berkeley) Hyun-Cheol Kim (Research Fellow, National Youth Policy Institute)

Session 3 : Governance in Asia 10:00-12:00 Room 2B31Chair ........................... Euikon Kim (Professor, Inha University and President of the Korean Association of International Studies)Speakers ..................... Sang-Hyun Park (Ph.D. Researcher, Inha University) “The Rationality of North Korea’s Nuclear Development: A Cognitive Explanation of Weak State’s Strategic Gamble”

Sun Choi (Ph.D. Candidate, Yonsei University) “Changes of Power Structure in North Korean 2009 Constitution”　

Dong Ki Sung (Ph.D. Researcher, Inha University) “Transformation of Regime and Good Governance: The Experience of Uzbekistan”　

Eijiro Fukui (CGCS Research Assistant, Keio University) “The EU in TV News: From the Perspective of Six Asian Countries”　Discussant ............... Yuko Kasuya (Associate Professor, Keio University)

Program for Day 2

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Distance Learning RoomSouth Building

Keio Univers i ty Global COE Center of Governance for Civi l Society6th Floor, Mita Toho Building, 3-1-7 Mita, Minato-ku,Tokyo 108-0073, Japan

Tel: +81-3-5427-1045 Fax: +81-3-5427-1046URL : http://www.cgcs.keio.ac.jp/

2-15-45 Mita, Minato-ku, Tokyo

Mita Campus MapDay 1 March 5 (Friday) Open at 9:30AM

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Seven-Eleven

Mitsui Sumitomo Bank

KFCFront Gate

JR Yamanote and

Keihin-Tohoku Line

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NEC

Family Mart

Mita 2chiome

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to Gotanda

to Shinbashi

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to Meguro

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Tamachicenter Bldg.

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Keio ChutobuJunior High School

Keio GirlsSenior High School

Azabu-juban

Sannohashi

Metropolitan expressway

to Daimonto Roppongi

to ShinbashiAsakusa Line

Asakusa Line

Mita Line

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Keio-Naka St.

McD

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North Gate

West Gate

Front Gate(South Gate)

Old University Library

Keio Corporate

New University Library

South School Building

Public Speaking Hall " Mita Enzetsu-kan "

Graduate School Building

Administration

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South Building

Keio Trade

West SchoolBuilding

West Building

UniversityCo-op

Faculty ResearchBuilding

Union

First SchoolBuilding

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Center of Governance for Civi l Society , Keio Univers i ty GCOE-CGCS

Keio Univers i ty Global COE Program

DesigningGovernance for Civil Society

Internat ional Symposium on

March 5 and 6, 2010South Building (B3&B4 Rooms), Mita Campus, Keio University

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Frontiers of Democratic Theory

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Comparative Research on Japan and Asia

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Governance in Asia

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Well-being and Amenities in Civil Society

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Global Conflict

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International Comparison on Youth and Family

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Policy Making and Electoral Behavior

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Citizen's Participation and Local Autonomy

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International Relations and Global Society

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New Public-Private Relations in Global Economic Governance

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Information and Governance in Civil Society

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Governance and State-Society Relations

South BuildingB3&B4 Rooms

Opening Ceremony

Keynote Speech

Jekuk Chang

Ian Shapiro

Terry Clark

John Lie

Chi Huang

Ching-hsin Yu

Euikon Kim

Soon-Eun Kim

Sang-Joon Kim

Yoshihiro Katayama