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SHIMURA MAYUMI

Department / Course College of Global Liberal Arts Department of Global Liberal Arts

Title / Position Associate Professor

Academic background
1.	2023/04 Degree Acquisition	Doctorial Course │ University of Tokyo │ Completed Ph.D. (Advanced International and Social Studies)
2.	2016/11 Degree Acquisition	Master Course │ London School of Economics and Political Science │ Completed MSc (International Relations Theory)
3.	2012/03 Degree Acquisition	Master Course │ The University of Tokyo │ Completed MA (Advanced Social and International Studies)

Business career
1.	2024/04/01 ～	│ College of Global Liberal Arts │ Ritsumeikan University
2.	2023/04 ～ 2024/03	│ College of Global Liberal Arts │ Ritsumeikan University
3.	2021/04 ～ 2022/03	│ School of Political Science and Economics │ Tokai University
4.	2018/04 ～ 2022/03	│ Faculty of Social Sciences │ Hosei University

Subject of research
1.	Politics of international law regarding the use of force
2.	Politics of the United Nations collective security system
3.	Dynamics of international norms
4.	Dynamics of atrocity crimes and humanitarian interventions

Present specialized field
International Relations, International Politics (Keyword：Intersection of International Politics and International Law, Peace Studies, Collective Security System, Use of Force, Humanitarian Intervention, International Norms)

Papers
1.	2024/06	"How Middle- and Smaller-Power States Deal with the Expanding Legal Justifications for the Use of Force: Their Use of the ‘Unwilling or Unable’ Standard" │ United Nations Studies │ ,pp.131-150
2.	2024/01	"The Shifting and Diversifying Legal Bases of the Use of Force in Libya: From Civilian Protection to Counter-Terrorism" │ Peace Studies │ ,pp.81-105
3.	2016/11	"A State’s Ability and Willingness to Fulfill the Responsibility to Protect Its People: The International Community Facing the Syrian Humanitarian Crisis" │ Peace Studies │ ,pp.105-121
4.	2014/03	"The Contested Interpretations of the Emerging Norm of the Responsibility to Protect: Politics of the Principle of Complementarity and the Principle of Necessity" │ International Relations │ ,pp.57-69

Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/11/12	"The Great Powers’ Freedom of Action Under International Law and Their Ability for Coercive Diplomacy: The 'Unwilling or Unable' Standard and Its Impact on International Politics."
2.	2023/06/18	The Shifting and Diversifying Legal Bases of the Use of Force in Libya: From Civilian Protection to Counter-Terrorism
3.	2016/12/11	“Is the Principle of the Responsibility to Protect Negligible?: Contrasting International Reactions between the Libya and Syria Crises”

Activity in society
1.	2023/11/25	Global Peacebuilding Association of Japan Tokyo Peacebuilding Forum 2023