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Wani Tapanik / Investigation Area: Hanoi, Vietnam (Presentation at JSA-ASEAN) and Bangkok, Thailand

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Political Integration and Identity

Wani Tapanik / Investigation Area: Hanoi, Vietnam (Presentation at JSA-ASEAN) and Bangkok, Thailand

2009.10.21

Affiliation: GSAPS

Name: Tapanik Wani
Itinerary: 10/21/2009 - 11/02/2009(Month/Date/Year)

Hanoi, Vietnam and Bangkok, Thailand

To improve and strengthen main argument of the dissertation I have been working on by presenting in an international conference before notable scholars, receiving comments and having fruitful discussions.
To learn and develop skills necessary for future research activities, specifically, presentation and communication skills
To help promote Global COE Program activities by participating in the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN) aiming to promote Japanese Studies network in the region and enhance regional academic community.

Attend the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN), "Japanese Studies in Southeast Asia: The Past, Present and Future," in Hanoi, hosted by Vietnam Academy of Social Science, 22-23 October, 2009.
Join the Panel on "Characterizing Japan's Security Policy" and be a presenter on "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and domestic institutional constraints."
Conduct further research and collect data in Bangkok, Thailand
Publish the online proceedings on JSA-ASEAN website

Oral presentation, "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and Domestic Institutional Constraints," in the Second International Conference of the Japanese Studies Association in Southeast Asia (JSA-ASEAN), "Japanese Studies in Southeast Asia: The Past, Present and Future," 23rd October, 2009, Hanoi, Vietnam.
Having discussion with researchers and scholars and receiving feedbacks, comments, and suggestions for future research on Japan's security policy
Online proceeding, "Understanding Japan's Post-Cold War Security Policy: Neoclassical Realism and Domestic Institutional Constraints," (to be published on JSA-ASEAN website by March 2010).

Academic Adviser Prof. AMAKO, Satoshi
Sub Adviser Prof. UEKI, Chikako Kawakatsu