Global Governance Forum
iNIRA 30th Anniversary Symposiaj
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Open Forum
Date:Tuesday, July 13, 2004. 14F30`17:30
Place:NIRA Conference Room
Organizer:National Institute for Research
Advancement

NIRA 30th Anniversary Symposium
"Global Governance: In Search of a New International Order"
Overview

Global Governance Forum

Opening Remark
President Takafusa Shioya President Takafusa Shioya
Cirriculum Vitae, Opening Remark
Moderator
Yozo Yokota, Professor of International Law, Chuo
University. Chair, NIRA Study Group.
Cirriculum Vitae
Outline
Yozo Yokota, Professor of International Law, Chuo
Presentations
Global Governance Forum In this forum, we examined American foreign policy after September 11 and the domestic factors behind American policy making. Global efforts of counter-terrorism in Iraq and Afghanistan, and what is happening in their reconstruction activity. The forum participants also addressed the question of how to approach 'new threats' faced by the international community today, including perspectives from Europe, with a particular focus on the role of United Nations. Finally, new directions for global governance were discussed, focusing on the potential role of Japan.
"What is Happening in the United States?"
Fumiaki Kubo, Professor, University of Tokyo
Graduate School of Law and Politics
Cirriculum Vitae
Outline
Fumiaki Kubo, Professor, University of Tokyo

Amatzia Baram, Professor, Department of the History of the Middle East, University of Haifa "Governance in Iraq: A Historical Perspective and
Current Advice"
Amatzia Baram, Professor, Department of the History of
the Middle East, University of Haifa
Cirriculum Vitae
Outline

"'New Threats' and Global Governance: The Role of
the United Nations"
Ryo Oshiba, Professor, Hitotsubashi University
Cirriculum Vitae
Outline
Ryo Oshiba, Professor, Hitotsubashi University

Comment:
Michio Naruto, Research Advisor, NIRA
Cirriculum Vitae
Main points: The lessons of the Iraq war, the erosion of national governance, and the relation between Japan and global governance.
Michio Naruto, Research Advisor, NIRA

Open Discussion: "Global Governance and the Role of Japan"
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Panelists
Robert Immerman--Senior Research Associate, East Asian Institute,
Columbia University
Axel Berkofsky--Senior Policy Analyst, European Policy Center
Daniel Bob--Visiting Scholar, Keio University / Former Research
Advisor, NIRA
Robert Dujarric--Visiting Scholar, Research Institute for
Economy Trade and Industry (RIETI)
Jeffrey Laurenti--Senior Advisor, United Nations Foundation
Hirotsugu Koike--Executive Vice President, NIRA/Editorial Writer,
The Nikkei Shimbun
NIRA Global Governance Study Group Members

Various issues in global governance were discussed, including American foreign policy regarding Iraq, Afghanistan, and North Korea. Panelists and participants exchanged views on recent global efforts of international society.

Closing Remark
Hirotsugu Koike, NIRA, Editorial Writer Hirotsugu Koike, NIRA, Editorial Writer, The Nihonkeizai Shimbun
Cirriculum Vitae


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