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The IARS team invites you to the Second International Conference on Reconciliation Studies in Tokyo 2021, hosted by Waseda Center for International Reconciliation Studies at Waseda University (Tokyo, Japan).
We hope to see you online or perhaps in person on August 5– 7.
Even if we are physically apart, we are still together as a community, connected by a shared passion for Reconciliation Research and peacebuilding practices.
Please see attached Flyer and Zoom registration link for the event
WEBINAR FREE REGISTRATION LINK:
https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_oKkl-rGYQAyWD08jwbVfNw
THE START TIME AUG 5: 19:00 IN TOKYO, 12:00 IN GERMANY, 6:00 IN NEW YORK
Conference Coordinator – Mr. Binyamin Gurstein
Logistics Coordinator – Dr. Bin Huang [email protected]
August 5, 2021 in 19:00 Tokyo, (12:00 in Germany, 6:00 in New York)
Aug 6, 2021 19:00 in Tokyo, (12:00 in Germany, 6:00 in New York)
Aug 7, 2021 19:00 in Tokyo (12:00 in Germany, 6:00 in New York)
The Program of IARS in Tokyo, on 5th-7th in August, 2021
Chair: Prof. Asano Toyomi
(Director of WCRS[The Waseda Center for International Reconciliation Studies] )
“Welcome to Tokyo in a new world”
Keynote speech: Prof. Martin Leiner
(Director of JCRS[Jena Center for Reconciliation Studies], Jena University)
“Researching on Reconciliation in an unreconciled world”
(George Mason University, Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter School for Peace and Conflict Resolution)
“A future vision for Reconciliation: introducing next year IARS conference”
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Chair: Barak Kushuner (Cambridge University in UK)
Repatriation of German People from Eastern Europe and Reconciliation within Europe
Repatriation of Japanese from Asia and Reconciliation with Asia
Post-war South Korea and Post-war Japan
Discussion: Barak Kushuner
Discussion: Karina Korostelina
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Chair: Francesco Ferrari [Post-Doc Research Fellow, Friedrich Schiller University, Jena]
The Irrevocable as Cultural Trauma – and its Impact on Reconciliation
Scare to approach: Mindfulness and Trauma healing in reconciliation processes
Ecology and Spatiality of Reconciliation: the territorialization of life
Discussant:Yoshihiro Nakano (Waseda University)
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Chair: Naoyuki Umemori [Prof. Waseda University]
and Theological Seminary in South Korea]
A Touchstone for Reconciliation and Reunification of Two Koreas:Mutual Understanding and Embrace between North Korean Refugees and South Koreans
Challenges of Psychological Integration among North Korean Refugees in South Korea:
Implications for Inter-Korean Reconciliation
Satoru Miyamoto [Prof. Seigakuin UniverNorth Korea’s Worldwide Participation in Wars: Is it possible for North Korea to Reconcile with the US and its ally?
Discussant: Ria Roy [Ph.D candidate in Cambridge University]
Discussant: Jahyun Chun (Associate prof. Yonsei University)
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Chair: Taihei Okada
Identity-based Approach to Reconciliation
Through Manipulation:How Algeria Used Monopoly on History to Survive to the Civil War?
Factors Affecting Moroccan Reconciliation Initiatives: an Exploratory Investigation
Examine the importance of Turkey’s intervention as part of the international negotiation team to resolve the Azerbaijan-Armenian conflict.
Discussant: Engy Mohamed Ibrahim Said [PhD students in George Mason Univ]
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Chair: Binyamin Gurstein [Ph.D Candidate, JCRS]
1 Attila Nagy [Ph.D candidate, JCRS]
Reconciliation as a way to bring justice to future generations, in the EU neighbourhood such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Ukraine and Nagorno-Karabakh
Post-Soviet Union church separation and reconciliation: Modern Ukrainian state aspect
Reconciliation with Oneself: Process of Self-Reflection in the Controversy over Yasukuni in Postwar Japan
Identity Between Division and Citizenship: The Role of Institutions in Service Provision in Divided Societies
Discussant: Wenting(Florence) Yang
Discussant: Natia Chankvetadze [PhD students in Carter school, George Mason Univ]
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Chair: Karina Korostelina [George Mason University]
Women as Reconciliation Actors : Religion Intersecting Hölderlin Perspective
Germany’s foreign policy of reconciliation: the new and unknown case of Greece
Youth in Conflict-Affected Societies
Discussant: Naomi kraenbring [PhD students in Carter school, George Mason Univ]
Discussant: Naoko Kumagai [Prof. Aoyama Gakuin University]