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Nichibunken Evening Seminar

The 251st Nichibunken Evening Seminar

* Depending on the future situation of the COVID-19 infection, this seminar may be changed. Thank you for your understanding. For the latest information, please refer to the Nichibunken website (This page).

Theme

Placing War in Ukraine: Comparisons and Vantage Points

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“Comparative and Historical Perspectives on the War between Ukraine and Russia”(David WOLFF)
  In this lecture, we will examine the history of the conflict in the 20th century, leading up to the present war. We will also look at the regional context and farther afield to make explanatory comparisons.

“U.S. Responses to the Russia-Ukraine War: Post-Cold War History, Debates, and Evaluations”(IZUMIKAWA Yasuhiro)
  This presentation provides the short history of U.S. policy toward NATO and Russia since the end of the Cold War, analyzes the ongoing debate on NATO expansion and Russia, and evaluates the Biden administration’s dealing with Ukraine and Russia. It also discusses the implications of the ongoing war for East Asia and Japan.

Speakers 
David WOLFF
IZUMIKAWA Yasuhiro
Professor, Slavic-Eurasian Research Center, Hokkaido University
Professor, Aoyama Gakuin University
Moderator 
Edward BOYLE
Associate Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies

Information

Date: 2023.02.02 (Thu) 
Place:
Seminar Room 1, International Research Center for Japanese Studies and ONLINE (Zoom)
Start time:
16:30(JST)
End time:
18:00
Target audience:
Open to researchers, including students
Language:
English
Participation:
If you would like to take part in this seminar ONLINE, please use this form to apply by Jan 26.
URL for the Zoom meeting will be provided by the day before this seminar.
Contact details for inquiries:
Projects Unit, Research Cooperation Section,
International Research Center for Japanese Studies
Email kenkyo*nichibun.ac.jp (Please replace * with @.)
Note:
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