[International Liberal Arts Seminar] The New US Administration and the Future International Situation
The year 2025 marks 80 years since the end of World War II. In 2024, the Ishiba administration will be inaugurated in Japan, and a new administration will get fully underway in the United States. There is a theory that Japan-US relations reach a major turning point every 80 years. Meanwhile, the world is showing no signs of an end to Russia's invasion of Ukraine or Israel's attack on Gaza, and the global situation is only getting more and more chaotic. How should Japan deal with this chaotic international situation? Together with international political experts, mainly from Japan, the US, and Russia, we will consider the future direction of the international community.
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Venue
Teikyo University Kasumigaseki Campus (Hirakawacho Mori Tower)
program
14:00 Opening 14:05-14:45 Lecture 1 Title: "US-Japan Relations, Past and Future" Senior Assistant Professor: Kazuhiro Maejima (Professor, Faculty of Global Studies, Sophia University) 14:45-15:25 Lecture 2 Title: "How has the Ukrainian war changed the world? Looking back over the past three years and exploring the path to an end" Senior Assistant Professor: Kiichi Takekuma (former Chief of News Department, TV Asahi) 15:25-16:05 Lecture 3 Title: "The Ukraine-Gaza Conflict and the Possibility of New Developments in European-American Relations" Senior Assistant Professor: Hirotaka Watanabe (Professor, Faculty of Law, Teikyo University) 16:15-17:15 Panel discussion Title: "The new US administration and the future international situation" Moderator: Kensuke Karube (Professor Faculty of Economics, Teikyo University) Panelists: Kazuhiro Maejima, Kiichi Takekuma, and Hirotaka Watanabe 17:20 Closing
Coordinator: Makoto Kurosaki (Visiting Professor Okinaga Research Institute) Moderator: Miyae Tanimoto (Associate Professor, Okinaga Research Institute)
Others
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