名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・法政国際教育協力研究センター(CALE)、法務総合研究所、財団法人国際民商事法センター、神戸大学大学院国際協力研究科、慶應義塾大学大学院法務研究科では、次世代のアジア諸国法研究者や法整備支援の担い手を育成するための連携企画「アジアのための国際協力in法分野2012」の一環として、サマースクール「アジアの法と社会2012」を開講致します。
このサマースクールでは、アジアの法と社会を学ぶことの意味、フィールドワークの方法論と研究史、法整備支援をめぐる理論動向、法曹実務家がアジア法整備支援に関わることの意義などについて、国内外の専門家を招聘して集中講義を行い、参加者が基礎知識や研究方法論を習得するとともに、次世代の若手研究者・実務家が出会い、ネットワークを形成する場となることが期待されます。
日程:2012年8月6日(月)~8日(水)
会場:名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・法政国際教育協力研究センター(CALE)
対象:学部生、大学院生、社会人(学生の場合には、所属大学を問いません)
参加費:無料(懇親会・バーベキューは別途参加費を頂戴します)
申込方法:Web申し込みページから参加登録をお願い致します
参加申し込みはこちら
※名古屋大学の周辺にはホテルがありませんが、大学まで比較的アクセスが良く、価格も手頃なホテルをまとめましたので、ご参照下さい。
詳しくはこちら(PDF)
●主催
名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・法政国際教育協力研究センター(CALE)
法務省法務総合研究所
財団法人 国際民商事法センター
神戸大学大学院国際協力研究科
慶應義塾大学大学院法務研究科
(日本学術振興会)若手研究者インターナショナル・トレーニング・プログラム (ITP)
(日本学術振興会)頭脳循環を活性化する若手研究者海外派遣プログラム
(日本学術振興会)博士課程教育リーディングプログラム
●後援(予定)
独立行政法人 国際協力機構(JICA)
日本弁護士連合会
プログラム
8月6日(月)
10:00~10:20 開講式
趣旨説明水島朋則(名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・教授)
10:20~11:50 第1部 アジアの法と社会への誘い(1)
基調講演(60分) 鮎京正訓(名古屋大学副総長)
質疑応答(30分)
昼食(70分)
13:00~15:30 第1部 アジアの法と社会への誘い(2)
法律実務家とアジア(1)(60分)柴田紀子(法務総合研究所国際協力部教官)
法律実務家とアジア(2)(60分) 矢吹公敏(日弁連・国際交流委員会幹事委員長、一橋大学大学院国際企業戦略研究科教授、弁護士)
質疑応答(30分)
休憩(15分)
15:45~17:15 第1部 アジアの法と社会への誘い(3)
留学生との討論(90分)
17:30~19:30 懇親会
8月7日(火)
09:15~12:30 第2部 欧米における法整備支援の潮流
アメリカにおける「法と開発」研究の40年(英語による講義)(90分)
ジョン・エディー(ワシントン大学アジア法センター長)
休憩(15分)
欧州評議会による人権支援(英語による講義)(90分)
ヨルク・ポラキウィッチ(欧州評議会・人権の拡大と政策部部長)
昼食(60分)
13:30~16:00 第3部 法整備支援の理論
比較行政法整備支援の基礎理論(60分)
市橋克哉(名古屋大学法政国際教育協力研究センター長)
日本の法システム(60分)
大屋雄裕(名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・准教授)
質疑応答・討論(30分)
休憩(15分)
16:15~17:15 第4部 アジアの法と社会を学ぶための研究方法(1)会場1
ベトナムの法と社会(45分)
岩瀬真央美(兵庫県立大学政策科学研究所・准教授)
質疑応答(15分)
16:15~17:15 第4部 アジアの法と社会を学ぶための研究方法(2)会場2
カンボジアの法と社会(45分)
コン・テイリ(名古屋大学法政国際教育協力研究センター・准教授)
質疑応答(15分)
18:00~20:00 バーベキュー(法学研究科・中庭)
8月8日(水)09:30~11:30 第5部 法整備支援に携わるためのキャリアパス
職業としての法整備支援専門家(1)(45分)佐藤直史(JICA国際協力専門員、弁護士)
職業としての法整備支援専門家(2)(45分)本間佳子(創価大学法科大学院教授、弁護士)
質疑応答(30分)
昼食(60分)
12:30~14:00 第6部 グローバル化するアジアの法と社会
国際経済法とアジア(60分)水島朋則(名古屋大学大学院法学研究科・教授)
質疑応答(30分)
休憩(15分)
14:15~16:30 第7部 今後の課題
法整備支援とアジア諸国法研究の課題(45分)松尾 弘(慶應義塾大学大学院法務研究科・教授)
全体討論(90分)コーディネーター・佐藤直史(JICA国際協力専門員、弁護士)
16:30~16:45 閉講式
閉会挨拶 市橋克哉(名古屋大学法政国際教育協力研究センター長)
2012年7月23日
7/26 "Cambodia is Not for Sale" @ Meta House
Thursday, July 26
19:00
"Cambodia is Not for Sale"
@ Meta House
Land rights issues are hugely controversial in Cambodia; too few of those affected know about the laws, treaties and covenants that are designed to protect their rights. Join us for an evening celebrating the brave men and women who stand up for the homes of their friends and family.
The local urban NGO Sahmakum Teang Tnaut (STT) invites you to the performance "Cambodia is Not for Sale".
We'll also screen short films about hope and despair from those affected by land grabs.
Could development be done in a different way?
Art Café (from 9PM): X-PAT SOUNDSYSTEM presents a live music/DJ Mix featuring filmmaker, musician and artist IAN WHITE (Australia).
19:00
"Cambodia is Not for Sale"
@ Meta House
Land rights issues are hugely controversial in Cambodia; too few of those affected know about the laws, treaties and covenants that are designed to protect their rights. Join us for an evening celebrating the brave men and women who stand up for the homes of their friends and family.
The local urban NGO Sahmakum Teang Tnaut (STT) invites you to the performance "Cambodia is Not for Sale".
We'll also screen short films about hope and despair from those affected by land grabs.
Could development be done in a different way?
Art Café (from 9PM): X-PAT SOUNDSYSTEM presents a live music/DJ Mix featuring filmmaker, musician and artist IAN WHITE (Australia).
2012年7月20日
7/21 "Suns are Suns" @ Meta House
Saturday, July 21
19:00
"Suns are Suns"
@ Meta House
SUNS ARE SUNS is a solo theatre piece based on factual accounts of children and women who were victims of sex trafficking. The work uses text, Butoh and impressionistic movement to explore multi-layered responses to trauma. Dawn Akemi Saito (writer and performer) is an ArtWorks for Freedom Contributing Artist. She collaborates with director Maria Mileaf to give shape to this production.
SUNS ARE SUNS is a dramatic portrayal of Samnang, a Southeast Asian woman who was abducted as a child and trafficked as a sex slave. Years later, as she struggles to survive in NYC as a nanny and domestic worker, events trigger flashbacks to her own traumatized childhood and the daughter who was taken from her as a child. The young girl she looks after becomes a surrogate. Samnang’s employer is a busy and demanding single mother, indifferent to and dismissive of Samnang’s life outside of her childcare responsibilities. Samnang’s deep-seated need to alleviate her horrific memories inevitably collide with these responsibilities, culminating in a strangled cry against the deadening of the soul.
19:00
"Suns are Suns"
@ Meta House
SUNS ARE SUNS is a solo theatre piece based on factual accounts of children and women who were victims of sex trafficking. The work uses text, Butoh and impressionistic movement to explore multi-layered responses to trauma. Dawn Akemi Saito (writer and performer) is an ArtWorks for Freedom Contributing Artist. She collaborates with director Maria Mileaf to give shape to this production.
SUNS ARE SUNS is a dramatic portrayal of Samnang, a Southeast Asian woman who was abducted as a child and trafficked as a sex slave. Years later, as she struggles to survive in NYC as a nanny and domestic worker, events trigger flashbacks to her own traumatized childhood and the daughter who was taken from her as a child. The young girl she looks after becomes a surrogate. Samnang’s employer is a busy and demanding single mother, indifferent to and dismissive of Samnang’s life outside of her childcare responsibilities. Samnang’s deep-seated need to alleviate her horrific memories inevitably collide with these responsibilities, culminating in a strangled cry against the deadening of the soul.
2012年7月17日
7/27, 8/3 CKS Public Lectures ""It's in Our Blood:" Investigating the Importance of Classical Dance for Identity Construction and Economic Growth in Cambodia"
CKS Phnom Penh will host Celia Tuchman-Rosta to speak on Friday July 27th. Her presentation “It's in Our Blood:” Investigating the Importance of Classical Dance for Identity Construction and Economic Growth in Cambodia.
This presentation is in addition to the recently publicized lecture Dr. Caroline Herbelin of Toulouse II-Le Mirail University which will take place on the 3rd of August also in Phnom Penh
Celia Tuchman-Rosta is a Ph.D. Candidate in the department of anthropology at the University of California, Riverside. Her dissertation project, “Survival of an Art: The Revitalization on Classical Dance in Cambodia” investigates the impacts of tourism and globalization on the creative and economic development of Classical Cambodian Dance. It also explores the importance of the art form for identity re-construction and cultural reconciliation after the civil war. She is currently in Cambodia conducting 18 months of ethnographic research in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap with support from the Center for Khmer Studies and Fulbright (the U.S. Department of State).
Abstract: This presentation examines the effects of large-scale processes such as globalization and economics on Classical Cambodian Dance (Robam Boran Khmer). In order to explore this issue, it will focus on four individual artists, two in Siem Reap and two in Phnom Penh. These central examples will show how artists see themselves and their work in relation to tourism, globalization and Cambodia's economy. Analyzing individual artistic experiences will give insight into how the preservation and development of classical dance is connected to the recovery of cultural identity and memory in Cambodia in the decades after devastating civil war. By exploring the stories and creative work of these artists, this discussion will highlight how Robam Boran has become an international symbol of Cambodian culture. It will examine how classical dance has found a niche in Cambodia's economy both in the business world and in the country's cultural tourism industry. Lastly the presentation will discuss how individual artists internalize the issues of tourism and globalization and how this affects their artistic production.
Please visit our website for further information.
http://khmerstudies.org/events/public-lecture-series/
This presentation is in addition to the recently publicized lecture Dr. Caroline Herbelin of Toulouse II-Le Mirail University which will take place on the 3rd of August also in Phnom Penh
Celia Tuchman-Rosta is a Ph.D. Candidate in the department of anthropology at the University of California, Riverside. Her dissertation project, “Survival of an Art: The Revitalization on Classical Dance in Cambodia” investigates the impacts of tourism and globalization on the creative and economic development of Classical Cambodian Dance. It also explores the importance of the art form for identity re-construction and cultural reconciliation after the civil war. She is currently in Cambodia conducting 18 months of ethnographic research in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap with support from the Center for Khmer Studies and Fulbright (the U.S. Department of State).
Abstract: This presentation examines the effects of large-scale processes such as globalization and economics on Classical Cambodian Dance (Robam Boran Khmer). In order to explore this issue, it will focus on four individual artists, two in Siem Reap and two in Phnom Penh. These central examples will show how artists see themselves and their work in relation to tourism, globalization and Cambodia's economy. Analyzing individual artistic experiences will give insight into how the preservation and development of classical dance is connected to the recovery of cultural identity and memory in Cambodia in the decades after devastating civil war. By exploring the stories and creative work of these artists, this discussion will highlight how Robam Boran has become an international symbol of Cambodian culture. It will examine how classical dance has found a niche in Cambodia's economy both in the business world and in the country's cultural tourism industry. Lastly the presentation will discuss how individual artists internalize the issues of tourism and globalization and how this affects their artistic production.
Please visit our website for further information.
http://khmerstudies.org/events/public-lecture-series/
7/21 第10回東南アジア歴史研究会
【第10回東南アジア歴史研究会】
日時:7月21日(土) 9時30分~
場所:東京外国語大学本郷サテライト5階セミナースペース
http://www.tufs.ac.jp/access/hongou.html
講読箇所
Chapitre III: LES PREMIERS ROYAUMES HINDOUS (Des origines au milieu du IVe siecle) , p.48
(3. Le Fou-nan. (IIe-IIIe siecles).) ~
[George Coedès. 1944. HISTOIRE ANCIENNE DES ETATS HINDOUISES, Hanoi(George Coedès. 1968. The Indianized States of Southeast Asia, Honolulu)]
この研究会では、主として19世紀以前の東南アジア史を、テキストを通じて学ぶことをねらいとしており、現在は、上記しましたように、ジョルジュ・セデスの文献を購読しています。学部生でこれから歴史を学びたいと思っている方、また東南アジア非学会員であっても全く構いません。東南アジア史に興味のある方であれば、どなたでも参加できますので、参加を希望する方は、佐藤恵子ke_bluye116[atmark]yahoo.co.jp までご連絡ください。
日時:7月21日(土) 9時30分~
場所:東京外国語大学本郷サテライト5階セミナースペース
http://www.tufs.ac.jp/access/hongou.html
講読箇所
Chapitre III: LES PREMIERS ROYAUMES HINDOUS (Des origines au milieu du IVe siecle) , p.48
(3. Le Fou-nan. (IIe-IIIe siecles).) ~
[George Coedès. 1944. HISTOIRE ANCIENNE DES ETATS HINDOUISES, Hanoi(George Coedès. 1968. The Indianized States of Southeast Asia, Honolulu)]
この研究会では、主として19世紀以前の東南アジア史を、テキストを通じて学ぶことをねらいとしており、現在は、上記しましたように、ジョルジュ・セデスの文献を購読しています。学部生でこれから歴史を学びたいと思っている方、また東南アジア非学会員であっても全く構いません。東南アジア史に興味のある方であれば、どなたでも参加できますので、参加を希望する方は、佐藤恵子ke_bluye116[atmark]yahoo.co.jp までご連絡ください。
2012年7月12日
7/14 Her Stories: Covering Women Issues in Cambodia @ Bophana
Saturday 14, July - 4pm
@ Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center
Her Stories: Covering Women Issues in Cambodia
Produced by Department of Media and Communication (DMC), 48 min, 2012 , Khmer version with English subtitles
Six groups of Cambodian journalism students went to six different provinces of Cambodia to portray different aspects of women issues including, but not limited to, women rights, violence, gender inequality, women education, and women leadership. It aims to examine problems Cambodian women are facing and to give voice to them to project their challenges, to claim their rights, and to acknowledge gender equality.
@ Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center
Her Stories: Covering Women Issues in Cambodia
Produced by Department of Media and Communication (DMC), 48 min, 2012 , Khmer version with English subtitles
Six groups of Cambodian journalism students went to six different provinces of Cambodia to portray different aspects of women issues including, but not limited to, women rights, violence, gender inequality, women education, and women leadership. It aims to examine problems Cambodian women are facing and to give voice to them to project their challenges, to claim their rights, and to acknowledge gender equality.
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