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43th Congress (2022)

June 4-5, Doshisha University（Kyoto）

Memorial Lecture

Dr. Rubén Lo Vuolo (Centro Interdisciplinario para el Estudio de Políticas Públicas, Argentina)

"Derechos sociales y Política social en América Latina"

Symposium

"International Human Rights Regimes and Its Reality in Latin America"

Chair: Koichi Usami (Doshisha University)

• Koichi Usami (Doshisha University)
  "The Protection System for Elderly and International Human Rights Regime in the Case of Argentina"

• Yusuke Murakami (Kyoto University)
  "International Human Rights Regime and Indigenous People: Peru’s Case"

• Aki Sakaguchi (Institute of Developing Economies)
  "Violation of Human Rights in Venezuela and International Regime for Human Rights"

• Discussant: Tomoko Sugiyama (Aichi Gakuin University)
  

Sessions

〇 Session 1: International Relations in Latin America

Chair: Hidekazu Araki (Kanagawa University)

• Kumiko Kawachi (Yokohama National University)
  "US Peace Corps and US Invasion in Dominican Republic: Roles of Governmental Volunteer Agency as Soft Power under Unexpected Circumstance"
  Discussant: Kiwa Ojiri (Tokyo Women's Christian University)

• Alejandra Maria Gonzalez (Chukyo University)
  "La Caravana de hondurenos en busca del sueño americano y la nueva política migratoria Biden-Castro"
  Discussant: Yukari Hojo (Setsunan University)

• Tomofumi Nakazawa (Ritsumeikan University)
  "La penetracion del fascismo y la creacion del latinoamericanismo en el Uruguay: un aspecto de la politica y diplomacia"
  Discussant: Takaatsu Yanagihara (The University of Tokyo)

〇 Session 2: Caribbean Society

Chair: Takashi Ushijima (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)

• Mika Suzuki (Asia University)
  "Trinidad Tobago as a Transit Point for Serial Migration: Overseas Filipino Workers Pursing New Opportunities and Their Dreams"
  Discussant: Mika Miyoshi (Dokkyo University)

• Kanako Yamaoka (Institute of Developing Economies)
  "The Role of Mass Organizations in Communist's One-Party System: Case of the Federation of Cuban Women"
  Discussant: Yusuke Murakami (Kyoto University)

• Kenjiro Iwamura (Waseda University)
  "La intertextualidad en la historia de las representaciones del grupo "étnico" afrocubano en Cuba"
  Discussant: Jun Ishibashi (The University of Tokyo)

〇 Session 3: Cultural Representation in Latin America

Chair: Miho Zenno (Kwansei Gakuin University)

• Shunichiro Higashi (Universidad de Monterrey)
  "Aspects of "Emotional Architecture" Philosophy in Mexican Modern Architecture"
  Discussant: Reiko Kawata (Doshisha University)

• Yumi Nukada (Osaka University)
  "Indigenous-Non-Indigenous Relations in Costa "Rica": Analysis of Online Research on Sikwa Restaurante"
  Discussant: Atsushi Murakawa (Doshisha University)

• Motoi Suzuki (National Museum of Ethnology)
  "Arte popular de America Latina: su diversidad e historicidad"
  Discussant: Atsuto Yamauchi (Doshisha University)

〇 Session 4: Politics and Society in Brazil

Chair: Keiichi Yamazaki (Yokohama National University)

• Ryota Takahashi (Institute for Latin American and the Caribbean Studies, Japan Association of Latin America and the Caribbean)
  "Bolsonaro's Foreign Policy toward China: Three Levels of Analysis"
  Discussant: Kotaro Horisaka (International Trade and Investment Institute)

• Ryohei Konta (Institute of Developing Economies)
  "Addressing the Safety Issues of Foreigners Who Can Be Victims of Crime: São Paulo City as a Case Study"
  Discussant: Vieira Gustavo (Kanda University of International Studies)

• Marcos Aurelio Guedes de Oliveira (Universidade Federal de Pernambuco)
  "Rise and Fall of South American Security and Defense Integration"
  Discussant: Kanako Yamaoka (Institute of Developing Economies)

〇 Session 5: Latin American Literature

Chair: Ryoichi Tatebayashi (Doshisha University)

• Danilo Santos Lopez (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile)
  "Hacia una tipología de los personajes en la narrativa chilena con asunto de violencia, marginalidad y narcotráfico del siglo xxi"
  Discussant: Ingrid Urgelles Latorre (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)

• Eiko Minami (Chuo University)
  "El Premio Cervantes de 2021 y Cristina Peri Rossi"
  Discussant: Keiko Susaki (Ochanomizu University)

• Ingrid Urgelles Latorre (Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile)
  "Narcoliteratura Andina: representación de la violencia y tráfico de drogas en la literatura boliviana contemporánea"
  Discussant: Danilo Santos Lopez (Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile)

〇 Session 6: Politics and Society in Modern Latin America

Chair: Chizuru Ushida (Nanzan University)

• Ruben E. Rodriguez Samudio (Hokkaido University)
  "El impacto social de los estados de emergencia en Latinoamerica"
  Discussant: Michiyo Maeda (Keio University)

• Yumiko Baba (Aichi Prefectural University)
  "La colectividad japonesa en el Uruguay: una forma de integracion sociocultural"
  Discussant: Midori Uchida (Wakayama University)

• Hiroyuki Ukeda (The University of Tokyo)
  "Maintaining Indigenous Autonomy and Resisting Capitalism: Neo-Zapatism as an Utopian Political Movement"
  Discussant: Munehiro Kobayashi (Institute of Latin-American Studies, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)

• Atsushi Uemura (Takasaki City University of Economics)
  "The Important Role of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation in the Process of Approving the Same-Sex Marriage in Mexico: The Social Development of Human Rights Consciousness, the Juridical System Reform, the Implementation of the New Amparo Law"
  Discussant: Keiko Hata (Waseda University)

〇 Session 7: Indigenous Communities in the prehispanic and Colonial Era

Chair: Reiko Tateiwa (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)

• Daniel Dante Saucedo Segami (Ritsumeikan University)
  "Canales prehispánicos en areas urbanas: problemas y posibilidades del canal Lati en Lima, Perú"
  Discussant: Shinya Watanabe (Nanzan University)

• Mieko Sakurai (Institute of Latin-American Studies, Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)
  "La conquista y la evangelizacion de los Mayas Tzutujiles"
  Discussant: Tsubasa Okoshi (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)

• Kazuhisa Takeda (Meiji University)
  "Libro de bautismos de Santa Rosa (1754-1764), una reducción jesuítica del Paraguay: estudio preliminar sobre el cacicazgo al que pertenece la madre del neofito"
  Discussant: Yukitaka Inoue (Senshu University)

• Kyoko Wada (Rikkyo University)
  "Los indios que salieron de su patria para ganar: la sociabilidad entre los comerciantes y arrieros del partido de Ixmiquilpan, siglo XVIII"
  Discussant: Takeshi Fushimi (Keio University)

Panels

● Panel A: "The Rise of China and Latin American Politics and Society"

Organizer: Takeshi Kishikawa (Sophia University)

Discussant: Setsuko Sonoda (Ritsumeikan University), Hiroyuki Urabe (Dokkyo University)

• Kodama Oba (Sophia University)
  "Argentina-China Relations from Argentine Perspectives: Recent Trends toward Closer Ties"

• Shuichiro Masukata (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
  "Brazil-China Relations from Brazilian Perspectives: Development of Multidimensional Relationship"

• Takeshi Kishikawa (Sophia University)
  "Sino-Argentine and Sino-Brazilian Relations from Chinese Perspectives"

● Panel B: "Las creaciones literarias y las actividades editoriales en América Latina durante el siglo XX: los casos de Argentina, Uruguay y México"

Organizer: Ryukichi Terao (Waseda University)
Discussant: Fukumi Nihira (Kyoto Sangyo University)

• Ryukichi Terao (Waseda University)
  "Los albores de la industria editorial argentina y las creaciones de Jorge Luis Borges"

• Ryo Onishi (Hosei University)
  "La revista Sur y la literatura latinoamericana"

• Kazunori Hamada (Keio University)
  "El desarrollo de la industria editorial uruguaya a traves de la recepción de Felisberto Hernández"

• Kentaro Fujii (The University of Tokyo)
  "Carlos Fuentes y la evolución de la "red literaria internacional" en México en la segunda mitad del siglo XX"

● Panel C: "Analisis de derechos humanos desde la perspectiva de género: estudios de caso de Argentina y México"

Organizer: Hiroko Asakura (CIESAS, Ciudad de Mexico)
Discussant: Marta Torres Falcon (UAM Azcapotzalco)

• Shukuko Ika (Keio University)
  "Las mujeres en las obras interpretadas por Mercedes Sosa en 1970's"

• Hiroko Asakura (CIESAS)
  "Derechos humanos de las mujeres migrantes centroamericanas"

• Akiko Yamamoto (Keio University)
  "Genero y la guerra del narco en México"

● Panel D: Special Talk Session with Prof. Arturo Escobar

Organizer: Noriko Hataya (Sophia University)
Discussant: Yoshihiro Nakano (Rikkyo University)
Translator's comment: Shu Kitano (Dokkyo University)

• Arturo Escobar (Professor Emeritus of Anthropology at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill)
  “‘Encountering Development’ Revisited: In Search of Pluriversal Transitions”

● Panel E: "Reanalizar la Colombia actual desde la mirada de los territorios marginales"

Organizer: Noriko Hataya (Sophia University)
Discussant: Kazuo Ohgushi (The University of Tokyo)

• Hiroshi Kondo (Kanagawa University)
  "Discursos de autenticidad y los efectos de la visibilización en torno a los desplazados"

• Yuichi Sendai (Teikyo University)
  "Pasado y presente del problema de cultivos de uso ilícito en las zonas marginales de Colombia"

• Nobuko Shibata (Doshisha University)
  "La formación de la ciudad local en Colombia: el caso del desarrollo de Tumaco"

• Noriko Hataya (Sophia University)
  "Configuración y explotación de la economía de enclave reanalizadas por la historia de los territorios marginales"

● Panel F: "The Dissemination of Latin American and Japanese Academic Information in the Age of Open Science"

Organizer: Tomoko Murai (Institute of Developing Economies)
Chair: Tatsuya Shimizu (Institute of Developing Economies)
Discussant: Kazuhisa Takeda (Meiji University), Rihito Noritake (Institute of Developing Economies)

• Tomoko Murai (Institute of Developing Economies)
  "Latin American and Japanese Academic Information Platforms in Comparative Perspective"

• Arianna Becerril Garcia (Universidad Autonoma del Estado de Mexico)
  "The Science as a Global Public Good: The Prevailing Approach for Open Science in Latin America"

• Mikiko Tanifuji (National Institute for Materials Science)
  "Influence of Open Science to STM Journals: Global and Local"

● Panel G: "The Impacts of Brazilian Environmental and Development Policies on Amazon Deforestation"

Organizer: Shuichiro Masukata (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
Discussant: Yoichi Koike (Ritsumeikan University), Yasuyuki Kosaka (Kyoto University)

• Shuichiro Masukata (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
  "Overview of This Project and Recent Trends in Brazilian Environmental Politics"

• Sayaka Yoshikawa (Ibaraki University)
  "Changes in Land Use/Land Cover in Mato Grosso and Para States"

• Aparecida Mitsue Mituiassu (Hamamatsu Gakuin University)
  "Agribusiness and Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon Biome: Prospects and Challenges towards a Sustainable Agricultural Development"

• Kanae Ishimaru (Fukui Prefectural University)
  "Agrarian Reform and Small Holders' Reactions to Brazilian Environmental Policies: Summary of the Panel"

Poster Presentation

• Megumi Matsueda (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
  "Research Trends over José Martí in Cuba and the United States"

• Piffaut Galvez Marcelo (Kyoto University)
  "Non-Nikkei Hispanic American fans of Japanese visual culture living in Japan: Building identity and a place to belong as immigrants"

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