• KIA/G-COE「生存基盤持続型の発展を目指す地域研究拠点」イニシアティブ1/TUFS科研基盤（A）「現代中東・アジア地域における紛争・国家破綻と社会運動」/TUFS-ATPIC共催 国際WS
  （2011年10月8-9日　於京都大学）
  
  タイトル："Transformation of Politics, Society and Culture in Eurasia"
  
  【プログラム】
  [Date and Venue]
  Date:8-9 October, 2011.
  Venue:Meeting Room (447) on 4th floor of Research Bldg. No.2, Yoshida Main Campus, Kyoto University
  
  [Language]
  English
  
  [Organizers]
  Kyoto University Global COE Program: In Search of Sustainable Humanosphere in Asia and Africa
  NIHU Program, Islamic Area Studies: Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University (KIAS)
  Conflict, Collapsed State, and Social Movements in the Contemporary Middle East and Asia(Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(A), JSPS: Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
  Program for Enhancing Systematic Education in Graduate Schools “Advanced Training Programme for International Cooperation through Internship and Field Research (TUFS-ATPIC)”
  
  [Program]
  First Day: 8 October
  
  10:00-10:30 Opening Remarks: Prof. KOSUGI Yasushi (Kyoto University), Prof. SAKAI Keiko(Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)
  
  10:30-12:00 Special Lecture
  Dr. Ranjit Singh (Associate Professor, University of Mary Washington) "Some Reflections on the Arab Spring"
  
  13:00-15:15 Panel 1
  1. IMAI Shizuka (Kyoto University) "Transformation of Jordan’s External Trade in the 2000s: An Analysis of Economic Policies Dealing with the Challenge of Globalization"
  2. Nutan Sharma (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) "Grass to Guns: Women in the Maoists Insurgency in Nepal"
  3. KAWABATA Aruma (Kyoto University) "The Halal Meat Market in the Islamic World"
  
  16:45-18:00 Panel 2
  1. KAWAMURA Ai (Kyoto University) "Dispute Resolution in Islamic Finance: A Case Study of the United Arab Emirates"
  2. HAGIHARA Jun (Kyoto University) "Saudi Arabia as a Petrodollar Driven Consumer Society: Review of Preceding Works and Proposal of a New Perspective"
  3. Patrick Mason (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) "A Safety Net for the Conf lict Trap: Social Networks and Small Business Development in Afghanistan"
  
  [9 October]
  10:00-12:15 Panel 3
  1. SUNAGA Emiko (Kyoto University) "Tafsir Literature in Print Media: A Survey of the Quranic Interpretation in South Asia"
  2. ZOU Yi (TOKYO UNIVERSITY OF FOREIGN STUDIES) "Analysis on Students Anti-Japanese Sentiment and Policy Implementation toward Anti-Japanese Protests: A Case Study in Yunnan Province of China"
  3. OHASHI Kazuhiro (Kyoto University) "Islamic Revival in Early Modernity: A Preliminary Study on Al-Shawkani in Yemen"
  
  13:15-14:45 Panel 4
  1. Ladislav Lesnikovski (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) "Identity politics in the Balkans: The Slavic Muslim minority in Kosovo"
  2. Nicolas Ballesteros Lopez (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) "Roma, Ashkali and Egyptian Communities in Kosovo and the Impact of the International Community (1999-2008)"
  
  15:00-16:30 Panel 5
  1. Muhammad A. Ahmad Duhoki (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies) "Ethnonationalism in Contemporary Context: the Kurdish Question in Turkey under the AKP’s Government"
  2. SATO Marie (Kyoto University) "Lives of the Iraqi Refugees in Jordan: A Field Research Report"
  
  16:30-16:45 Closing Remarks