Researcher Database

HIRONO MIWA

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

Title / Position Professor

Academic conference presentation
1.	2022/04/07	Technical Session 3: Localization, Inclusivity, and Science Perspectives: Focusing on Science Advice and Application at the Local Level (2022 Asia Pacific Science and Technology Conference for Disaster Risk Reduction)
2.	2022/03/28	China's Influences in the Making of the Global Security Order: Insider' Perceptions of China's Peacebuilding (International Conference on International Studies Association)
3.	2022/03/08	Continuities and Changes in China's policy of non-intervention in other countries' domestic politics (China Programme Workshop)
4.	2022/02/25	Reimagining humanitarian architecture for the future in a complex era (2022 APRU Multi-Hazards Webinar Series)
5.	2021/10/20	Local knowledge as the basis of Disaster Managment in Asia (ANU Japan Institute Seminar Series)
6.	2021/08/27	Debating China’s Foreign Policy: Disruptive or Constructive, Perceptions from the Lesser-Power States (the 12th International Convention of Asia Scholars)
7.	2021/03	The Belt and Road Initiative: Globalizing China and Internalizing the BRI (International webinar and book launch)
8.	2021/03	The implication of the BRI for global governance and domestic governance (International webinar and book launch)
9.	2020/12/07	Impact of China’s Decision-Making Processes on International Cooperation: Cases of Peacekeeping and Humanitarian Assistance/Disaster Relief (9th Biennial Oceanic Conference on International Studies, The Australian National University)
10.	2020/12/07	Roundtable Ordering Practices in East Asia: Change and Continuity (9th Biennial Oceanic Conference on International Studies)
11.	2020/02/13	‘Asia and Japan: Perspectives of History (An International Symposium Organized by Asia-Japan Research Institute Ritsumeikan University)
12.	2018/11/26	China's Conflict Mediation and the Durability of the Principle of Non-Interference: The Case of Post-2014 Afghanistan (Danish Institute for International Studies Event: China’s engagement in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Xinjiang)
13.	2018/11/16	China’s Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Assistance: International Responsibility from Insider Perspectives (Ash Community Speakers Series)
14.	2017/09/19	China’s Approach to Refugee Issues: From the 1970s to Today (United States-Japan Research Institute, USJI Week)
15.	2017/09/15	China’s Peacebuilding and Humanitarian Assistance (Roundtable Discussion, United States Institute of Peace)
16.	2017/09/15	Linkage between China’s Foreign Policy and Humanitarian Assistance (States, Aid, and Conterterrorism: Case Studies from Europe, Asia, and the Arab Region (MENA))
17.	2017/06/22	Asymmetrical Rivalry: China’s and Japan’s Foreign Policies in Africa (“Globalizing Rivalry? Sino-Japanese Interaction in World Politics” authors’ workshop, Freie Universität Berlin)
18.	2015/11	To what extent has the Chinese and Japanese peacebuilding efforts in Africa been determined by the Sino-Japanese rivalry? (Globalizing Rivalry? Sino-Japanese Interaction in World Politics workshop)
19.	2015/10	Convergence and Divergence of Humanitarian Action (International Seminar on Jointly Addressing Challenges to Humanitarian Aid)
20.	2014/12	China’s Foreign Policy in Afghanistan (NIFC South Asia Regional States and US-NATO Drawdown Conference/Workshop)
21.	2014/03	Is China a “Responsible” State in its International Post-Disaster and Humanitarian Assistance? (the Department of Politics and International Studies Seminar, University of Warwick, UK)
22.	2012/12	The Big Picture: Where is the Humanitarian Thinking Now? Where does it Need to Be? (the First Global Humanitarian Policy Forum at the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Assistance (UNOCHA) Policy Analysis and Innovation Section)
23.	2010/04	China’s Post-Tsunami Humanitarian Assistance to Aceh (the international conference “Exploring the Contours of Sino-Australian Security Cooperation in a Transitional Regional Context”)
24.	2009/06	“Competing for International Prestige?”: Chinese and Japanese Contributions to the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) (The University of Hong Kong, Sino-Japanese Relations Research Symposium)