Risk Management Seminar Series

CAMPUS Asia Program presents:
Risk Management Seminar Series
There are many “risks” at various levels in the world, from natural risk (e.g.: natural disasters) to social risk (e.g.:
man-made disasters, economic uncertainties and political instabilities). Understanding the existence of those risks will
deepen our comprehension of the society in which we are living now.
This Seminar focuses on Japan and East Asia in omnibus form given by specialists in various academic research fields.
You can gain a multi-disciplinary knowledge through a series of lectures delivered by academic specialists.
* Course registration is required for credits, but all students are welcome to attend regardless of registration.
世界には、天災のような自然リスクだけでなく、人災や経済不安、また政治的不安定のような社会的リスクにいたるまで、様々な
レベルで「リスク」が存在しています。こうした様々な「リスク」の存在を知り、それらに対する理解を深めることは、自分自身が
生きる社会そのものに対する私たちの理解を深めてくれるはずです。
本セミナーでは、日本およびアジアを主な対象として、様々な分野の外部専門家をお招きします。参加者は、これらの講義を通じ
て、より学際的で広範な知見に触れることができるでしょう。
※本セミナーは国際協力研究科の講義「Risk Management」として開講されるものですが、履修登録とは関係なく、自由な参加
を歓迎します。
PART 1: Lectures by Researchers from International
Research Institute of Disaster Science, Tohoku
University
□ Lecture 1 : Friday, April 10
“International Disaster Education Cooperation”
Speaker: Aiko Sakurai
Associate Professor
International Research Institute of Disaster
Science, Tohoku University
□ Lecture 2 : Friday, April 24
“People-Centered Housing Recovery”
Speaker: Elizabeth Ann Maly
Assistant Professor
International Research Institute of Disaster
Science, Tohoku University
□ Lecture 3 : Friday, May 8
“Remembering Disasters: The Role of Memory
in Disaster Risk Reduction”
Speaker: Sebastien Penmellen Boret
Assistant Professor
International Research Institute of Disaster
Science, Tohoku University
PART 2: Lectures by Researchers from Nanzan Institute
for Religion & Culture, Nanzan University
□ Lecture 4 : Friday, May 29
“Cultural Aspects of Collective Grief: History of
Memorial Services in Modern Japan”
Speaker: Kenta Awazu
Research Fellow
Nanzan Institute for Religion & Culture,
Nanzan University
Date:
Venue:
Language:
Contact:
Alternate Fridays 15:10～18:30
Presentation Room
(4th Floor, GSICS Building)
English
CAMPUS Asia Office
(gsics-caoffice @ edu.kobe-u.ac.jp)
□ Lecture 5 : Friday, June 5
“The Meaning of Suffering: From Post-Holocaust
Jewish Theology”
Speaker: Yumi Murayama
Research Fellow
Nanzan Institute for Religion & Culture,
Nanzan University
PART 3: Lectures on Contemporary Society in Japan and
East Asia
□ Lecture 6 : Friday, June 19
“Considering Nuclear Risk: Weapons and Plants”
Speaker: Akihiro Yamamoto
Lecturer
Kobe City University of Foreign Studies
□ Lecture 7 : Friday, July 3
“The Two Sources of the Postwar Commemorations
for the War Dead in Japan: Focusing upon the Atomic
Bomb Dead in Nagasaki”
Speaker: Akira Nishimura
Associate Professor
Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology,
University of Tokyo
□ Lecture 8 : Friday, July 17
“Issues of ‘Historical Perceptions’ between
Japan and South Korea”
Speaker: Kan Kimura
Professor
Graduate School of International Cooperation
Studies,
Kobe University
開講日：
場所：
原則として隔週金曜日、15:10～18:30
第 5 学舎（国際協力研究科棟）４階
プレゼンテーションルーム
言語：
英語
問い合わせ先：国際協力研究科キャンパスアジア室
(gsics-caoffice @ edu.kobe-u.ac.jp)

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