カンボジア鉱業セミナー －カンボジアの鉱業事情、鉱物資源ポテンシャルを中心に－
JICAはカンボジア王国における鉱業振興のために、同国の地質・鉱物資源に関する情報の整備、投資促進、組織・制度改革、人材育成等に係るアクションプランの作成を中心とした「カンボジア鉱業振興マスタープラン調査」を実施しています。
この度、カンボジア国の鉱工業エネルギー省鉱物資源総局副総局長および地質局長が来日されることに伴い、カンボジアの鉱業事情、鉱物資源ポテンシャルなどについてご講演いただくと共に、実施中の調査をご紹介させていただくためのセミナーを開催いたします。
カンボジアは、地質学的には多くの鉱物資源のポテンシャルがあると期待されており、同国政府も鉱業分野の振興が国家経済の成長に貢献すると認識する中、今後の発展が望まれている分野です。今回の講演では、カンボジアの鉱業分野に関する最新の動向をお話しいただく予定です。
皆様のご来場をお待ち申し上げております。
日時
2010年1月22日（金） 14:00～16:30
会場
独立行政法人 国際協力機構(JICA) 113会議室 (東京都千代田区二番町 5-25 二番町センタービル) 地図
プログラム
13:30～ 受付開始
14:00～14:10
開会挨拶 加藤俊伸（国際協力機構(JICA)産業開発部次長）
14:10～14:50
講演「カンボジアの鉱業セクター」 Mr. Peng Navuth（カンボジア鉱工業エネルギー省鉱物資源総局副総局長）
14:50～15:30
講演「カンボジアの鉱物資源ポテンシャル」 Mr. Sieng Sotham（カンボジア鉱工業エネルギー省 鉱物資源総局地質局長）
15:30～16:00
講演「カンボジア鉱業振興マスタープランの概要」 丸谷 雅治（三井金属資源開発（株）取締役資源事業部長、JICA「カンボジア鉱業振興マスタープラン調査」チームリーダー）
16:10～16:25 質疑応答
16:25～16:30 閉会挨拶
定員 50名
参加費 無料
参加方法
参加ご希望の方は参加申込書に必要事項をご記入のうえ、FAXまたはメールにてお申し込みください。
参加申込書（PDF/147KB）、（Word/41KB)
※参加申し込み締切日は1月20日(水)とさせていただきます。
お問合せ先
国際協力機構(JICA) 産業開発部資源・省エネルギー課
電話：03-5226-8093
E-mail：jicaed-emd@jica.go.jp
※カンボジアからの参加者の講演は英語で行われ、英日逐次通訳が付きます。
2010年1月12日
2010年1月11日
2/15 EUROSEAS Conference, "Victims, survivors, mourners, re-constructors" Call for Papers
CALL FOR PAPERS – EUROSEAS CONFERENCE, GÖTEBORG, Aug. 2010
"Victims, survivors, mourners, re-constructors: Southeast Asian responses to massive social destruction"
Convenors: Anne Yvonne GUILLOU (CNRS, France) and Silvia VIGNATO (Univ. Milano-Bicocca, Italy)
Contacts: anne.guillou@vjf.cnrs.fr ; silvia.vignato@unimib.it
Deadlines: February, 15, 2010: submission of the abstract and short résumé.
In the last decades Southeast Asia has experienced civil wars as well as major “natural” disasters (typhoons, earthquakes and tsunamis). This panel focusses on the aftermath of such massive collective deaths, especially seen in the long period. We would like to examine what happens after environmental, social and human destruction has happened with its load of psychological, physical and social suffering. More precisely, we are interested in how Southeast Asian societies live after catastrophes, what processes they go through in order to make sense of the disaster and to cope with the destruction.
This panel invites participation of scholars from different disciplines studying various scales and fields of suffering and repairing suffering. Nevertheless, we would like to call the applicants’ attention onto a few common themes.
Social resilience.
Outside or beyond international humanitarian aid or national policies, each local society sets up specific “devices” which aim at coping with trauma engendered by exposure to catastrophes: practices of mourning and other techniques of symbolic reconstruction. We call such devices “social resilience”.
Categories of suffering
Social units and individual bodies and psychisms are unequally hurt when a catastrophe occurs. We are interested in analyzing the dialectic between disrupture and continuity in social and individual lives, which is expressed by defining “trauma” and its remedies. Different uses of the category of “trauma” are liable to unveil sometimes contrasting definitions of normality. We assume that conceptualizing “trauma” is as important as conceptualizing “violence” or “victims”, and that in both cases southeast Asia can help general reflexion on such themes.
Policies of memory
Many mourning/remembering actions are being decided now in Southeast Asia. Who decides how, when, and by what means a war or a natural disaster are to be remembered ? How does it affect the planning of a future time ?
Helping and being helped
Nowadays, countries are never alone in managing their dead and violated citizens. Besides, even the meaning of notions such as citizenship and nationality must be questioned when international help steps in (or is forbidden to step in). We think the temporary or permanent presence of international helping structures has to be seen in its political and social role for the future generations.
We hope that a better picture of Southeast Asian social resilience stemming from this panel will set good ground for a permanent research group, liable to be funded by national and European agencies.
"Victims, survivors, mourners, re-constructors: Southeast Asian responses to massive social destruction"
Convenors: Anne Yvonne GUILLOU (CNRS, France) and Silvia VIGNATO (Univ. Milano-Bicocca, Italy)
Contacts: anne.guillou@vjf.cnrs.fr ; silvia.vignato@unimib.it
Deadlines: February, 15, 2010: submission of the abstract and short résumé.
In the last decades Southeast Asia has experienced civil wars as well as major “natural” disasters (typhoons, earthquakes and tsunamis). This panel focusses on the aftermath of such massive collective deaths, especially seen in the long period. We would like to examine what happens after environmental, social and human destruction has happened with its load of psychological, physical and social suffering. More precisely, we are interested in how Southeast Asian societies live after catastrophes, what processes they go through in order to make sense of the disaster and to cope with the destruction.
This panel invites participation of scholars from different disciplines studying various scales and fields of suffering and repairing suffering. Nevertheless, we would like to call the applicants’ attention onto a few common themes.
Social resilience.
Outside or beyond international humanitarian aid or national policies, each local society sets up specific “devices” which aim at coping with trauma engendered by exposure to catastrophes: practices of mourning and other techniques of symbolic reconstruction. We call such devices “social resilience”.
Categories of suffering
Social units and individual bodies and psychisms are unequally hurt when a catastrophe occurs. We are interested in analyzing the dialectic between disrupture and continuity in social and individual lives, which is expressed by defining “trauma” and its remedies. Different uses of the category of “trauma” are liable to unveil sometimes contrasting definitions of normality. We assume that conceptualizing “trauma” is as important as conceptualizing “violence” or “victims”, and that in both cases southeast Asia can help general reflexion on such themes.
Policies of memory
Many mourning/remembering actions are being decided now in Southeast Asia. Who decides how, when, and by what means a war or a natural disaster are to be remembered ? How does it affect the planning of a future time ?
Helping and being helped
Nowadays, countries are never alone in managing their dead and violated citizens. Besides, even the meaning of notions such as citizenship and nationality must be questioned when international help steps in (or is forbidden to step in). We think the temporary or permanent presence of international helping structures has to be seen in its political and social role for the future generations.
We hope that a better picture of Southeast Asian social resilience stemming from this panel will set good ground for a permanent research group, liable to be funded by national and European agencies.
1/13 EFEO, Lecture "Understanding spatial configurations at Angkor using Ground Penetrating Radar"
Understanding spatial configurations at Angkor using Ground Penetrating Radar
*Mercredi 13 janvier 2010 / 13th January 2010*
Vous êtes cordialement invités à la présentation informelle :
You are cordially invited to attend the informal presentation:
Hidden to the eye. Understanding spatial configurations at
*Angkor using Ground Penetrating Radar.*
*Discoveries, challenges and interpretation of its results.*
*Till F. Sonnemann (USYD)*
Geophysicist
PhD candidate, University of Sydney
For the first time, GPR surveys have been used in Angkor on a major archaeological scale. Nevertheless even a fast surveying method such as GPR reaches its limits considering the extent of the archaeological park. By trying to validate and evaluate the known archaeological features from maps and aerials, GPR surveys conducted over three field seasons have revealed ancient river beds, engineered channels and structures. What is visible to the eye is sometimes only a small part of the whole extent of a feature.
The talk will cover different areas of the use and also failure of the GPR work and what conclusions can be drawn from the results. It will show survey results from the inside of some major enclosures including Banteay Sra, Chau Srei Vibol and the latest discoveries at the Angkor Wat.
18 h 30, Mercredi 13 janvier 2010 au centre de l’EFEO.
January 13th 2010, at 6:30 pm at the EFEO.
*Presentation will be in English
La présentation sera donnée en anglais
École française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO) Siem Reap
*P.O. Box 93 300, Siem Reap – Angkor
Phum Beng Don Pa, Khum Slâ Kram, Siem Reap, Cambodge
Tél : (885) (92) 993 502 / (63) 964 630 / Tél/Fax : (855) (63) 964 226
Email: efeo.angkor@online.com.kh / efeo.bib@online.com.kh
PDF file download
*Mercredi 13 janvier 2010 / 13th January 2010*
Vous êtes cordialement invités à la présentation informelle :
You are cordially invited to attend the informal presentation:
Hidden to the eye. Understanding spatial configurations at
*Angkor using Ground Penetrating Radar.*
*Discoveries, challenges and interpretation of its results.*
*Till F. Sonnemann (USYD)*
Geophysicist
PhD candidate, University of Sydney
For the first time, GPR surveys have been used in Angkor on a major archaeological scale. Nevertheless even a fast surveying method such as GPR reaches its limits considering the extent of the archaeological park. By trying to validate and evaluate the known archaeological features from maps and aerials, GPR surveys conducted over three field seasons have revealed ancient river beds, engineered channels and structures. What is visible to the eye is sometimes only a small part of the whole extent of a feature.
The talk will cover different areas of the use and also failure of the GPR work and what conclusions can be drawn from the results. It will show survey results from the inside of some major enclosures including Banteay Sra, Chau Srei Vibol and the latest discoveries at the Angkor Wat.
18 h 30, Mercredi 13 janvier 2010 au centre de l’EFEO.
January 13th 2010, at 6:30 pm at the EFEO.
*Presentation will be in English
La présentation sera donnée en anglais
École française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO) Siem Reap
*P.O. Box 93 300, Siem Reap – Angkor
Phum Beng Don Pa, Khum Slâ Kram, Siem Reap, Cambodge
Tél : (885) (92) 993 502 / (63) 964 630 / Tél/Fax : (855) (63) 964 226
Email: efeo.angkor@online.com.kh / efeo.bib@online.com.kh
PDF file download
1/15 Chulalongkorn University,Humour in ASEAN International Conference, Call for Papers
Call for Papers“Humour in ASEAN International Conference”
(Deadlines Abstract submission Jan 15, 2010/Full paper submission April 15,2010)
Humour in ASEAN International Conference 4– 5 August 2010 The Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Topics for submission might include, but are not limited to:
1. Analysis of humour in literature, folktales, gags, cartoons, performances, advertisements, etc. in terms of content, presentation technique or form.
2. History/background of the presentation of humour in the ASEAN region.
3. Comparison and contrast of humour in different societies within the ASEAN region itself, and/or within and outside the ASEAN region.
4. Humour and specific cultural characteristics in ASEAN societies.
5. Cross-cultural teaching/translation of humour
6. Analysis of humour from the points of view of specialists, for example, linguists, anthropologists and folklorists.
7. Structure and function of humour in various works.
Abstract and Paper Submission
Interested participants may submit an abstract of not more than 250 words (using 1″ margins on all sides and 12 pt Times New Roman font size). The title of the paper, the name of the author/authors, the institutions of the author/authors affiliation and contact details should appear on the abstract. All abstracts should be submitted as attachments, in MS Word or PDF format by e-mail to the Secretariat at cuaseanconference@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The abstracts are subjected to be reviewed by a panel of reviewers and the accepted abstract will be announced on the conference website as well as personal contact via e-mail. All accepted abstracts will be published in the abstract booklet.
The full paper must not exceed 15 pages (A4 size) including references and appendix, printed using 12 point Times New Roman font and single spacing, excluding references and appendix. All papers should be in MS Word and submitted via e-mail to cuaseanconference@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Papers selected for this conference will be reviewed, compiled and published in the conference CD-Rom proceedings.
Deadlines:
Abstract submission: January 15, 2010.
Full paper submission: April 15, 2010.
See more http://www.humourinasean.com
(Deadlines Abstract submission Jan 15, 2010/Full paper submission April 15,2010)
Humour in ASEAN International Conference 4– 5 August 2010 The Faculty of Arts, Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand
Topics for submission might include, but are not limited to:
1. Analysis of humour in literature, folktales, gags, cartoons, performances, advertisements, etc. in terms of content, presentation technique or form.
2. History/background of the presentation of humour in the ASEAN region.
3. Comparison and contrast of humour in different societies within the ASEAN region itself, and/or within and outside the ASEAN region.
4. Humour and specific cultural characteristics in ASEAN societies.
5. Cross-cultural teaching/translation of humour
6. Analysis of humour from the points of view of specialists, for example, linguists, anthropologists and folklorists.
7. Structure and function of humour in various works.
Abstract and Paper Submission
Interested participants may submit an abstract of not more than 250 words (using 1″ margins on all sides and 12 pt Times New Roman font size). The title of the paper, the name of the author/authors, the institutions of the author/authors affiliation and contact details should appear on the abstract. All abstracts should be submitted as attachments, in MS Word or PDF format by e-mail to the Secretariat at cuaseanconference@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . The abstracts are subjected to be reviewed by a panel of reviewers and the accepted abstract will be announced on the conference website as well as personal contact via e-mail. All accepted abstracts will be published in the abstract booklet.
The full paper must not exceed 15 pages (A4 size) including references and appendix, printed using 12 point Times New Roman font and single spacing, excluding references and appendix. All papers should be in MS Word and submitted via e-mail to cuaseanconference@yahoo.com This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Papers selected for this conference will be reviewed, compiled and published in the conference CD-Rom proceedings.
Deadlines:
Abstract submission: January 15, 2010.
Full paper submission: April 15, 2010.
See more http://www.humourinasean.com
2/4-5 九州大学G-COE「アジア保全生態学」九大・東大合同シンポジウム
九州大学グローバルCOEプログラム「アジア保全生態学」
九大・東大合同シンポジウム日程
2月4日（木）
午後1時
基調講演（40分+10分） アジア保全生態学の展望
1:00-1:50 矢原:アジア保全生態学の展望
1:50-2:40 鷲谷:生物多様性政策が求める保全生態学の研究方向
2:40-3:00休憩
3:00-3:40 樋口:東アジアにおける鳥の渡りと生息地ネットワーク
3:40-4:20 島谷:
4:20-5:00 巌佐:
5:00-6:30 事業推進担当者・特任スタッフ合同会議
2月5日（金）
コアサイト交流会（特任スタッフまたは事業推進担当者によるプロジェクトの紹介）
9:00-9:20 伊都キャンパス・今津干潟
9:20-9:40 屋久島
9:40-10:00 カンボジア
10:00-10:10 休憩
10:10-10:30 モンゴル
10:30-10:50 太湖
10:50-11:10 三方湖
11:10-11:20 休憩
11:20-17:30
大学院生交流会
九大・東大合同シンポジウム日程
2月4日（木）
午後1時
基調講演（40分+10分） アジア保全生態学の展望
1:00-1:50 矢原:アジア保全生態学の展望
1:50-2:40 鷲谷:生物多様性政策が求める保全生態学の研究方向
2:40-3:00休憩
3:00-3:40 樋口:東アジアにおける鳥の渡りと生息地ネットワーク
3:40-4:20 島谷:
4:20-5:00 巌佐:
5:00-6:30 事業推進担当者・特任スタッフ合同会議
2月5日（金）
コアサイト交流会（特任スタッフまたは事業推進担当者によるプロジェクトの紹介）
9:00-9:20 伊都キャンパス・今津干潟
9:20-9:40 屋久島
9:40-10:00 カンボジア
10:00-10:10 休憩
10:10-10:30 モンゴル
10:30-10:50 太湖
10:50-11:10 三方湖
11:10-11:20 休憩
11:20-17:30
大学院生交流会
1/14 ODA改革ネットワーク九州、久留米地球市民ボランティアの会「政権交代でODA（政府開発援助）はどう変わったか？」
ODA改革ネットワーク九州 × 久留米地球市民ボランティアの会
かんぼじあ・なう
政権交代でODA（政府開発援助）はどう変わったか？
～カンボ ジアの居住・人権問題から考える～
新政権の「コンクリートから人へ」という方針のもと、さまざまな政策に変化が見え始めています。
それでは、国際協力の分野ではどうでしょうか？日本の援助政策は？ODAは？
この数年開発のための住民強制立ち退きが多発し、国際機関がこれを問題視する声明を発表したカンボジアの事例から、日本の国際協力やODAの変化について現地報告と解説をしていただきます。
講師： 土井利幸さん（メコン・ウォッチ、FNA)
1月14日（木） 19:00～20:30
場所：久留米市市民活動サポートセンター（井筒屋跡アーケード側入り口前）
参加費：大人500円 学生 or KOVC会員300円
協力：AIM国際ボランティアを育てる会
問合せ先＊090-7442-6255（原） 090-8666-8857（浅野）
かんぼじあ・なう
政権交代でODA（政府開発援助）はどう変わったか？
～カンボ ジアの居住・人権問題から考える～
新政権の「コンクリートから人へ」という方針のもと、さまざまな政策に変化が見え始めています。
それでは、国際協力の分野ではどうでしょうか？日本の援助政策は？ODAは？
この数年開発のための住民強制立ち退きが多発し、国際機関がこれを問題視する声明を発表したカンボジアの事例から、日本の国際協力やODAの変化について現地報告と解説をしていただきます。
講師： 土井利幸さん（メコン・ウォッチ、FNA)
1月14日（木） 19:00～20:30
場所：久留米市市民活動サポートセンター（井筒屋跡アーケード側入り口前）
参加費：大人500円 学生 or KOVC会員300円
協力：AIM国際ボランティアを育てる会
問合せ先＊090-7442-6255（原） 090-8666-8857（浅野）
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