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ProfessorProfessorof current affairs. The aim of this seminar is to help students pursue original and innovative research in IPE. Participants are expected to acquire knowledge of international relations and world economy, develop methodological skills in qualitative and/or quantitative analysis, conduct eldwork and collect empirical data, and complete a doctoral thesis on speci c IPE subjects.International political economy (IPE) focuses on the mutual impact between politics and world economy. It examines important global issues, such as the spread of multinational production, the politics of trade liberalization, regional cooperation and integration and the changing paradigm of development. Combining the economic emphasis on ef ciency and the political concerns about interests and legitimacy, IPE allows one to gain a sophisticated understanding Doctoral Program This seminar aims to help students deepen their theoretical foundation of international economics and politics, sharpen their analytical minds towards current affairs, and develop their research projects in the eld of international political economy. Applicants who are interested in political economy and international relations in East Asia are particularly encouraged to join the seminar.In the globalized world, politics and economy are closely linked with each other. International political economy examines these links, aiming to decode the dynamics of contemporary evolution of world economy and international politics. Suitable research topics may deal with economic development, multinational companies, international trade and nance, or regional cooperation and integration. SHU, MinRESEARCHFIELDInternational Political Economy,Comparative RegionalismPh.D. in Politics (University of Bristol)Master’s Program International Political Economy DIRECTED RESEARCH STUDY PLAN: Society and CommunicationDirected Research Peace and Con ict StudiesDIRECTED RESEARCHUESUGI, YujiPh.D. in International Con ict Analysis (University of Kent)RESEARCHFIELDCon ict Resolution, PeacebuildingDoctoral Program Case study will be used as a chief research methodology, to investigate the causes of the con ict, the background and process of escalation. Also, the attributes and strategies of con ict parties, stakeholders and third parties will be examined. Furthermore, various aspects for con ict resolution and peacebuilding such as peace talks, peace operations, humanitarian assistance, state-building will be explored. Recent discussions in international relations, which revolve around the issues of humanitarian intervention, responsibility to protect, human security will also be covered. This directed research examines, based on theories of international relations, the contemporary international affairs focusing on efforts of international community in dealing with issues related to fragile states. In doing so, analytical perspectives of peace and con ict studies will be employed to analyze the structural causes of civil wars, regional con icts, ethnic con icts, and global terrorism, and to explore the efforts by the international community towards con ict resolution and peacebuilding. which attempts to explain how con ict emerge and develop in international relations. This course will offer a sophisticated survey of con ict resolution techniques and processes, and be of practical value to students who are interested in working in foreign ministries, international organizations and NGOs.In this class we look at con ict resolution strategies through which a number of international actors attempt to communicate their core messages and promote new norms within global civil society. The actors we will study include states, regional organizations, international organizations and NGOs. We will study con ict resolution literature Master’s ProgramHIGUCHI, KiyohideRESEARCHFIELD Economy and Society ※Analysis of the Complex Realities of Contemporary Changesatisfaction? Or what kinds of communication tools or designs should they mutually make use of to have a safety and reliable society? This course challenges the solution of the above problems, depending on the Micro Economics, Behavioral Economics, Game Theory and Theory of Network so on.We face various kind of problems in the evolving social economies with the development of ICT (Information Communication Technology) Innovation and Globalization, which give us an excess of information and generate many kinds of new communication networks. What kinds of communications strategies should each person, business rms, markets and economies have to carry out their self DIRECTED RESEARCHeach other. So any workers need to master the ability to do cross/multi-cultural communication, judge compound information and direct appropriate directions to be a leader in this global society. This course aims to teach theory of complex societies to make the students improve and /or master these abilities. That is, we learn theory of complexity, Game theory and non linear Dynamic theory to make clear what our society is, and master logically consistent way of thinking, which, never fail to lead to a true global leader. We have more globalized economies with rapid developments of ICT (Information Communication Technology) and transportations, that is, more people, goods and services, money, technology, ideas, information can move beyond the border more freely in the 21 century. So each economy becomes more complex diversity ones with very different kinds of sense of value. Facing these social conditions, any people, business rms, institutions, governments (central and local) are obliged to compete, corporate and coexistent Doctoral ProgramMaster’s ProgramAssociate Professor※ No application is taken for Doctoral Program after September 2018.GSICCS | Taking Communication Beyond the Classroom14

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