政治統合とアイデンティティ
人材育成:支援スキーム:調査研究支援スキーム(学生)
Tapanik Wani / 調査地域: ベトナム(ハノイ・JSA-ASEAN報告) 、タイ(バンコク)
2009.10.21
所属 アジア太平洋研究科
学年
氏名 Tapanik Wani
日程 10/21/2009 - 11/02/2009(Month/Date/Year)
学年
氏名 Tapanik Wani
日程 10/21/2009 - 11/02/2009(Month/Date/Year)
調査地域
ベトナム・ハノイ、タイ・バンコク
リサーチ目的
- To improve and strengthen main argument of the dissertation I have been working on by presenting in an international conference before notable scholars, receiving comments and having fruitful discussions.
- To learn and develop skills necessary for future research activities, specifically, presentation and communication skills
- To help promote Global COE Program activities by participating in the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN) aiming to promote Japanese Studies network in the region and enhance regional academic community.
研究課題
- Attend the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN), "Japanese Studies in Southeast Asia: The Past, Present and Future," in Hanoi, hosted by Vietnam Academy of Social Science, 22-23 October, 2009.
- Join the Panel on "Characterizing Japan's Security Policy" and be a presenter on "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and domestic institutional constraints."
- Conduct further research and collect data in Bangkok, Thailand
- Publish the online proceedings on JSA-ASEAN website
成果
- Oral presentation, "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and Domestic Institutional Constraints," in the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN), "Japanese Studies in Southeast Asia: The Past, Present and Future," 23rd October, 2009, Hanoi, Vietnam.
- Having discussion with researchers and scholars and receiving feedbacks, comments, and suggestions for future research on Japan's security policy
- Online proceeding, "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and Domestic Institutional Constraints," (to be published on JSA-ASEAN website by March 2010).