Group 2 Domestic Politics : Activities
Forthcoming Conferences
Past Conferences
SRC Regional
Powers Seminar
- Date & Time: November 7 (Wed..) 16:30-18:00
- Title: Beyond World-system and Economic Backwardness: Russian Serfdom and Its Aftermath Revisited
- Lecturer: Alessandro Stanziani (Ecole des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris, France)
- Language: English
- Place: Slavic Research Center, 4th Floor, Room 401
- Contact: Kimitaka Matsuzato (011-706-3311)
International
Seminar "States, Nations and Secessionist Movements in Slavic
Eurasia"(Group 2)
- Date & Time: 4:30pm - 7:00pm, 9th July (Mon.) 2012
- Place: Room 702, Okuma Memorial Tower (Bldg. 26), Waseda University
- Language: English
- Contact: Keiichi Kubo (Waseda University)
| Program: |
| Session 1: |
| Dareg Zabarah (Humboldt University) "Opportunity Structures and group building processes: An institutional analysis of the secession processes in Pridnestrovie and Gagauzia between 1989 and 1991" Charles King (Georgetown University) "The Mystery of Phantom States" |
| Session 2: |
| Nikola Mirilovic (University of Central Florida) "Institutions, Security, and the Politics of Immigration" Barbara Junisbai (Pitzer College) "Variations on Kazakh-ness: What Internationally Competitive Sports Tell Us about Identity and Nation-Building in Kazakhstan" |
SRC-Regional
Powers Seminar
- Date & Time: February 22 (Wed.) 2012, 17:00 - 18:30
- Title: Reform of the National Police in the Republic of Georgia since 2003: Causes, Consequences, and Lessons
- Lecturer: Matthew A Light (University of Totonto）
- Place: Slavic Research Center, 4th Floor, Room 401
Regional
Powers Seminar "China, Russia, and the Existing World Order:
Seeking to Overthrow the Status Quo or Merely Pursuing Advantage within
It?"
- Date & Time: November 21 (Mon.) 3:00pm - 6:00pm
- Place:George Washington University, Lindner Family Commons, 1957 E Street NW, Room 602
| Panel 1: |
| Kimitaka Matsuzato (Hokkaido University) “Muslim
Administration in Non-Arab Peripheries: Russia, China, India, and
Turkey” Atsushi Ogushi (Osaka University of Law and Economics) and Yuko Adachi (Sophia University) “The Power and Limitations of Dominant Party Control: United Russia, the Chinese Communist Party, and the Indian Congress in Comparative Perspective” Discussants: Marlene Laruelle (IERES) and Deepa Ollapally (Sigur Center) |
| Panel 2 |
| Shinichiro
Tabata (Hokkaido University) “Growth in the International Reserves of
Russia, China, and India: Implications for the World Economic System” Yugo Konno (Mizuho Research Institute Ltd.) “Comparison of Trade Liberalizations in Russia, China and India” Discussant: Jiawen Yang (GW Business School) |
| This
event is co-sponsored by the Institute for European, Russian and
Eurasian Studies (IERES) and the Sigur Center for Asian Studies, the
George Washington University. |
| For more details please see
here. |
Special
Seminar "Regional Powers in Eurasia" (Domestic Politics)
Title: "Russia's Democratic Deficit: Origins and Future"
- Time & Date: 9th March (Tuesday), 10:30 - 12:00am
- Place: Room 917, 9th floor, Building No.9, Waseda University
- Speaker: Professor Graeme Gill, Sydney University
- Contact: Kimitaka MATSUZATO （kim@slav.hokudai.ac.jp）
Special
Seminar (Group 2 & 5) "Regional Powers in Eurasia: Resources for
Transnational Influence"
- Date & Time: December 15 (Tue.) , 2009, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
- Place: Presentation Room, 6th floor, Research Institute for World Language (General Research Building), Minoh Campus, Osaka University
- Language: English
Speakers
- Daniel P. Payne, Baylor University (USA)
“Spiritual Security, the Russian Orthodox Church, and the Russian
Foreign Ministry: Co-optation or Cooperation?”
- Tomila Lankina, De Montfort University (UK)
"Mission or Empire, Word or Sword: Colonial-era Education Legacy in
India's Democratic Development"
- Yang Cheng, East China Normal University (China)
“From Discreteness to Convergence: Regime Similarity as a Background of
the Sino-Russian Strategic Cooperation"
