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April17Wednesday 公開講演会 "Translating for Peace and Reconciliation? The Kempeitai Documents and Sino-Japanese Relations"
| 日時 | 2024年4月17日(水) 19:00～ |
| 場所 | 国際基督教大学 ダイアログハウス2F 国際会議室 および オンライン（Zoom） |
| 申込方法・期限 | こちらより事前登録をお願いします。 Zoomのリンクは登録後に自動返信で送付されます。 |
| 参加費 | 無料 |
| お問い合わせ | 国際基督教大学 平和研究所（PRI） icupri@icu.ac.jp https://subsite.icu.ac.jp/pri/ |
| 備考 | 講演者：Dr. Martin Ward (University of Leeds) 言語：英語（Q＆Aセッションは複数の言語で対応します） 要旨： This lecture will provide an overview of Japanese military documents discovered in China in the 1950s, translated and published in Chinese and English over the past decade. It will highlight the documents' content, significance, and evidence of wartime atrocities and lesser-known aspects of human suffering. Furthermore, the lecture will consider the ethical dilemmas and challenges surrounding the translation process, as well as the impact of these translations on Sino-Japanese relations and the broader quest for peace and reconciliation. Key questions that will be addressed include: Is the existence of these documents by its very nature a hindrance to peace? How should the documents be handled? What can happen if they are mishandled? The discussion will end on a note of optimism regarding the potential role of the documents, albeit with a caveat that there remain difficulties ahead, and successful reconciliation, as it pertains to these documents, is far from certain. 共催：Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation(GBSF), Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies(ICAS), Tokyo University of Foreign Studies(TUFS), Peace Research Institute(PRI) |
May29Wednesday 【SSRI公開講演 5/29】Overcoming Isolationism: Japan´s Leadership in East Asian Security Multilateralism
| 日時 | 2024年5月29日(水) 13:50～15:00 |
| 場所 | 理学館 E302 |
| 募集対象 | ICU教職員・学生、一般の方 |
| 申込方法・期限 | 事前登録をお願いいたします ※IRL221 授業履修者の方は申し込みは必要ありません。 |
| 参加費 | 無料 |
| 主催 | 社会科学研究所（SSRI） |
| お問い合わせ | 国際基督教大学社会科学研究所（ICU SSRI） ssri＠icu.ac.jp https://subsite.icu.ac.jp/ssri/ |
| 備考 | 概要: This presentation asks why, in the wake of the Cold War, Japan suddenly reversed years of steadfast opposition to security cooperation with its neighbors. Long isolated and opposed to multilateral agreements, Japan proposed East Asia's first multilateral security forum in 1991, thrusting itself into an unexpected leadership role in regional security. Based on his recent book Overcoming Isolationism, Midford explores what led to this surprising about-face and offers a corrective to the common misconception that Japan's security strategy is just reactive to US pressure and unresponsive to its neighbors. He draws on newly released official documents and extensive interviews to reveal a quarter century of Japanese leadership in promoting regional security cooperation. He demonstrates that Japan has a much more nuanced relationship with its neighbors and has played a more significant leadership role in shaping East Asian security than has previously been recognized. 言語: 英語 |