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[学会開催（11/8、11/9）]人間の安全保障学会・2025年度研究大会in金沢大学

先日告知をいたしましたとおり（https://sgcs.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/news/329）、2025年11月8日（土）～9日（日）、人間の安全保障学会（JAHSS）の2025年度研究大会が金沢大学にて開催されます（金沢大学人間社会研究域附属グローバル文化・社会研究センターとの共催）。
The 2025 Annual Conference of the Japan Association for Human Security Studies (JAHSS) will be held at Kanazawa University from November 8 to November 9, 2025 (See previous announcement https://sgcs.w3.kanazawa-u.ac.jp/news/329). The event will be co-hosted with the Global Culture and Society Research Center, Institute of Human and Social Sciences, Kanazawa University

人間の安全保障学会は、安全保障を「人間」を中心に据えてとらえる「人間の安全保障（Human Security）」の概念を研究する学問領域横断型の国際学会です。毎年の研究大会には研究者や実務家・市民活動家・学生が国内外から集まり活発な議論を交わしています。
JAHSS is an international, interdisciplinary academic society that researches the concept of ‘Human Security,’ which views security from a human-centered perspective. International researchers, practitioners, civil society activists, and students gather for discussions at the annual conferences.

2025年度の大会テーマは「Disasters and Human Security」です。2024年に発生した能登半島地震・豪雨に象徴されるように、さまざまな人為・非人為の課題が自然災害と合わさり発生する複合的災害は、現在の「人間の安全」に対して深刻な脅威を生み出しています。大会では口頭発表セッション・ポスター発表セッションとともに金沢大学の企画する基調講演・シンポジウムが実施されます。
The theme for the 2025 conference is ‘Disasters and Human Security’. As symbolized by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake and heavy rains in 2024, complex disasters—where various man-made and non-man-made issues combine with natural disasters—pose a serious threat to current human security. The conference will feature oral presentation sessions, poster sessions, and a keynote speech and symposium planned by Kanazawa University.

2025 JAHSS Annual Conference「Disasters and Human Security」特設サイト
https://jahss2025.wixsite.com/index
人間の安全保障学会公式サイト告知
https://www.jahss-web.org/single-post/2025-annual-conference-kanazawa-university

参加費（Participation Fee）:
会員 1,000 円、学生会員無料、一般非会員2,000円
Regular member: JPY1,000 /　Student member: Free / Non-member: JPY2,000
*  必ず事前に2025大会サイトからご登録ください。
　Please make sure to register on the 2025 conference website before your attend.
** 基調講演と全体セッション（初日、二日目）は金沢大学教員・学生であれば無料
     The Keynote speech and Plenary sessions (I&II) are complimentary for all Kanazawa University faculty and students.

場所（Venue）：
金沢大学角間北キャンパス総合教育講義棟3階
3rd Floor, General Education Lecture Hall (総合教育講義棟), Kakuma-kita Campus (North Area), Kanazawa University

プログラム Program (Sep. 19th, 2025 Updated)
第一日目11月8日（土）（Day 1, November 8)
12:00-13:00 受付・ポスターセッション　Registration and Poster Presentations (@Room B4)
13:00-13:10 開会あいさつ Opening Remarks (@Room B1)
  Yoichi Mine (President of JAHSS, JICA Ogata Research Institute)
  Ko Iwatsu (Director, Center for the Study of Global Cultures and Societies, Kanazawa University)
13:10-14:00 基調講演 Keynote Speech (@Room B1)
  Human Security at the Intersection of Natural and Human-made Disasters: An Afghan Perspective
  Qasim M. Wafayezada (Kanazawa University)
14:00-14:20 コーヒーブレイク Coffee Break
14:20-16:20 全体セッション Plenary Session I (@Room B1)
  “Making Local Indicators to Measure Human Security and SDGs: From Miyagi and Aichi to Ishikawa”
　NPO「人間の安全保障」フォーラム＆JICA緒方貞子研究所
　by Human Security Forum & JICA Ogata Research Institute (@Room B1)
  14:20- Opening Remarks: Yoichi Mine (Executive Director, JICA Ogata Research Institute)
  14:30- Keynote Speech: “Creating Human Security Indicators to Realize a Society Where No One is Left Behind”
  Yukio Takasu (Special Advisor to the UN Secretary-General on Human Security; President of HSF; Special Advisor of JAHSS)
  15:00- Panel Discussion
    Moderator: Ako Muto (JICA Ogata Research Institute)
  Presentations:
    Maho Yamazaki (Tohoku Gakuin University) “Miyagi Indicators and Disaster Prevention”
    Hiromu Miyashita (Meijo University) “Aichi Indicators and Multi-Culturalism”
    Megumi Ishimoto (Women’s Eye) “Activism in Kesennuma City for Women and Children”
  Comments: Hisashi Okuda (Kanazawa University), Hiroyuki Tomita (JICA Hokuriku Center)
  Concluding Remarks: Taichi Uchio (Secretary General, JAHSS)
16:20-17:00 ポスターセッション＆コーヒーブレイク
  Poster Presentations & Coffee Break (@Room B4)
    Bridging Continents: COVID-19, Grassroots Resilience, and Human Security in Africa
    Vick Lukwago Ssali (Aichi Gakuin University) and Wakiko Ohira (Sophia University)
    Food Accessibility through Community Gardening: Exploring the Participation of Marginalized Groups in Community Gardening Initiatives
    Angelo Gabriel Lantin (Waseda University)
    Digital Diplomacy of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS): Defending Legitimacy amid the Sahelian Security Crisis
    Gaius Ilboudo (Osaka University)
    Special Presentations (Poster Presentations by Non-members of JAHSS)
    Risk Communication for Tourists: Tourists In Earthquake-prone Sichuan Province, China
    Fei Liu (Keio University)
    International Human Protection in Disasters: Re-examination of the Principle of Non-intervention in the ILC Draft Articles on the Protection of Persons in the Event of a Disaster and Remedies available for International Actors
    Taiyo Seki (Yokohama City University)
    The Analysis of Japan’s Foreign Policy-making Process: the Case of Japan’s Initiative in Promoting Universal Health Coverage
    Mayu Morikawa (A Graduate from Kobe University)
17:00-17:30 総会・ポスターセッション賞授与
　General Assembly and Poster Presentation Award (@Room B1)

第二日目11月9日（日）（Day 2, November 9)
9:30- Registration Open 受付
10:00-12:00 全体セッション（金沢大学企画）
  Plenary Session II by Kanazawa University (@Room B1)
  “Ensuring Human Security in Post-Disaster Noto”
  Moderator: Ryoko Nakano (Head, School of International Studies, Kanazawa University)
  Presentations:​ Akihiro Yachie (Vice President, Kanazawa University; Director, Noto Resilience and Revitalization Center)
    Disaster Triage beyond Medical Emergencies: Managing Today, Planning for Tomorrow?
    Akihiro Yachie (Vice President, Kanazawa University; Director, Noto Resilience and Revitalization Center)
    Context-Driven Recovery and Reconstruction in Noto
    Naomichi Nobuoka (Professor, Noto Resilience and Revitalization Center)
    Mental Care Engagement in Post-Disaster Noto: Toward Community-Building
    Hiroaki Yoshikawa (Researcher, Health Service Center, Kanazawa University; Professor Emeritus)
    Synchronizing Plural Temporalities in Post-Disaster Noto: From Recovery to Commemoration
    Koichi Takahara (Associate Professor, Noto Resilience and Revitalization Center, Kanazawa University)
  Closing Remarks: Ryoko Nakano (Head, School of International Studies, Kanazawa University)
12:00-13:00 ランチ休憩 Lunch Break
13:00-14:30 口頭発表セッション Parallel Presentations I
  Session 1 “Human Security in International Policy and Practice” (@Room B7)
    Human Security in the United Nations Security Council: A Quantitative Text Analysis of its Selective Application
    Tsunetaka Tsuchiya (Kanagawa University)
    The Humanitarian Paradox in Crises Cooperation: Can Japan’s Experience Change the Paradigm?
    Oscar A. Gomez (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
    Operationalization of Human Security Principles in Development Cooperation
    Ryutaro Murotani (JICA)​
  Session 2 “Infrastructure, Environment, and Public Resilience” (@Room B8)
    Performance of Public Sector Services in the Pacific Islands and the Way to Improve Cost Efficiency
    Mana Takahashi (Kanda University of International Studies)
    Advancing Maharashtra’s Heat Resilience: A Methodological Approach in Mumbai, Thane, and Nagpur in India
    Sujata Saunik (Keio University)
    A Preliminary Study on the Vineyard Irrigation System of Mendoza, Argentina: From the Common Pool Resource (CPR) Management Approach
    Hazuki Matsuda (University of Tokyo)
Session 3 “Vulnerability, Migration, and Everyday Survival” (@Room B9)
    ​​Tactics for Surviving without Dignity: Human Security in the Thai-Myanmar Border Refugee Camps
    Junko Miura (Doho University)
    Research on Migrants from Sub-Saharan Africa in Japan: Preliminary Findings
    Ako Muto (JICA) and Seifudein Adem (JICA Ogata Research Institute)
14:30-14:50 コーヒーブレイク Coffee Break
14:50-16:20 口頭発表セッション Parallel Presentations II
  Session 4 “Post-Conflict and Disaster Reconstruction” (@Room B8)
    Challenges of Disaster Management in Peninsulas: Lessons from the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake
    Sangita Das (Keio University)
    Mine-Free but Not There Yet: Reassessing the Mine-Free Goal under Article 5 of the Ottawa Convention in the Context of Cambodia and Colombia
    Sen Nen (Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
    Women, War, and the Everyday Work of Peace in Yemen
    Maryam Mustafa Ahmed Al Kubati (JICA Ogata Research Institute)​
  Session 5 “Ethics, Belief, and Social Injustice” (@Room B9)
    Community Still Under Siege: Racism in Loyalist Communities in Northern Ireland
    Yuko Okado-Gough (Aichi Shukutoku University)
    Beyond Individualism: Buddhist AI Ethics for a Compassionate and Interdependent World
    Juichiro Tanabe (Waseda University)
    Religion without Recognition, Patriarchy without Primacy: Rethinking the Unrecognised Forces Shaping FGM in Upper East Ghana
    Xiaoxiao Liu (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies)​

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