Workshops on Scientific International Relations Studies @ Waseda University

多湖研究室では、以下のような公開ワークショップ・シリーズを開催します。事前登録制です。
Tago Laboratory will hold the following workshops. Registration is required.

To Register

https://wasedaunivcampus.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_1Y2Eofazm1hbRxc

Schedule

Nov. 20 (Wednesday) 14:00-18:00　【Open to Public】
Nov. 21 (Thursday) 12:45-14:45, 16:00-18:40　【Open to Public】

Contents

Nov. 20 (Wednesday) 14:00-18:00　【Open to Public】

Workshop on Experiment-based International Relations Research
(Sponsored by Egusa Foundation, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Waseda Institute of Peace Science, and Waseda Institute of Political Economy)
Venue: Okuma Auditorium (Small Hall), Waseda University

1. Michael Tomz and Hsin-Hsin Pan “Signaling Resolve in International Relations: An Experimental Study of US-Taiwanese Relations”
2. Jay Chen and Hsin-Hsin Pan “Approval Ratings in Dictatorships: List Experiments in China”
3. Wilfred Chow “Silence and Censure: The Costs of Name and Shame and Foreign Whataboutism”
4. Jonathan Chu “How Does Country of Origin affect Local Policymakers’ Preferences for Foreign Investment?”
5. Kai Quek “Counterfactual Experiments on China-Japan Conciliation over World War II”
6. Daina Chiba “The Power of Unanimity in International Law Rulings: Evidence from Japan”
7. Gaku Ito “After Silent Spring: Altruistic Legacies of Herbicidal Warfare in Vietnam”

Discussion (Teppei Yamamoto)

Nov. 21 (Thursday) 12:45-14:45　【Open to Public】

Poster Session for Graduate/Undergraduate Projects on Political Science and International Relations
(Sponsored by Waseda Institute of Peace Science, Egusa Foundation and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science)
Venue: Conference Room No. 3, International Conference Center, Waseda University

Nov. 21 (Thursday) 16:00-18:40　【Open to Public】

Workshop on Experiment and Public Diplomacy
(Sponsored by Egusa Foundation and the Ministry of Unification, Republic of Korea)
Venue: Room 904, Bld.11,Waseda University

1. Atsushi Tago “Scientific Evidence on Public Diplomacy in East Asia”
2. Wilfred Chow “Diplomatic Whataboutism and Foreign Policy Attitudes”
3. Tetsuro Kobayashi “Experiments of Public Diplomacy toward Asian Democracies”
4. Yang Jaeseog “Korea-Japan Public Diplomacy Experiment: How Effective Signaling May Generate Cooperation”

Organizer

多湖淳／Atsushi TAGO（[email protected]）