| 1. |
2023/03/18 |
Covid‐19 and power redistribution in global crisis response (International Studies Association (ISA) 2023)
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| 2. |
2022/09/20 |
Humanitarian action and human security practice: Clues for future transformative protection institutions (2022 Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 3. |
2022/07/22 |
Thinking about Human (In)Security in the Anthropocene (Pensando en la Seguridad humana, la inseguridad y las crisis: uso y adaptación del lenguaje de las Naciones Unidas de "seguridad humana")
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| 4. |
2022/04/12 |
Security, Development, Solidarity: A comment on the 2022 Special Report on human security (HDCA webinar on the 2022 UNDP Special Report on Human Security)
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| 5. |
2022/03/28 |
Humanitarianism in the Asia-Pacific: Engaging the Debate in Academia, Policy and Practice (International Studies Association (ISA) 2022)
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| 6. |
2022/03/28 |
Southern sources of humanitarian norms: emerging agency after crises (International Studies Association (ISA) 2022)
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| 7. |
2022/02/18 |
Towards a post-liberal humanitarian paradigm: Insights from an East Asia-Latin America comparison (LASA/Asia 2022)
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| 8. |
2022/02/02 |
Disasters, Climate Change and Population Movements in Asia: Challenges for Human Security (The Second International Conference on Environmental Peacebuilding)
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| 9. |
2021/11/04 |
Can inequality close the door to humanitarianism? The Latin American experience (International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference)
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| 10. |
2021/10/10 |
International migration and human security under the COVID 19 pandemic (11th Annual Japan Association for Human Security Studies)
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| 11. |
2021/07/28 |
Understanding climate change through a human security perspective (Climate Change and Communities: a Human Security Perspective)
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| 12. |
2021/07/08 |
The human security lens and peaceful development: some hints for practice (European Association of Development Research and Training Institutes Conference)
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| 13. |
2021/06/10 |
The need for a human security approach to crises through and beyond development (Virtual Symposium: “A New Generation of Human Security)
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| 14. |
2020/11/30 |
Humanitarianism in Latin America: Past and Present (International Journal of Cooperation and Development launching event)
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| 15. |
2020/11/29 |
Protecting our human world order: A human security compass for a new sustainability decade (Japan Association for Human Security Studies)
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| 16. |
2020/10/24 |
A model for the global governance of crises? The Health Emergencies Programme and the limits of international response (Japan Association of International Relations)
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| 17. |
2019/12/05 |
Japan and the International Humanitarian Order: In the Periphery by Design, Principle or Strategy? (RSIS Conference on Asia-Pacific and the Humanitarian World)
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| 18. |
2019/11/30 |
Localization or de-globalization? East Asia and the dismantling of international humanitarianism (AP Conference)
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| 19. |
2019/11/17 |
A model for the global governance of humansecurity crises? Public health emergencies and theperils of specialization (JAHSS - JASID Joint International Conference)
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| 20. |
2019/08/02 |
Humanitarian Crises and the Global South: The future of humanitarianism from four Latin American emerging countries perspective (ISA Accra 2019)
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| 21. |
2019/07/06 |
Found in translation? Humanitarian crisis, institutions and action in the ASEAN+3 (ISA Asia-Pacific Singapore 2019)
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| 22. |
2018/12/11 |
Human Security Norms in East Asia (Diversity of Human Security Practice in Southeast Asia)
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| 23. |
2018/11/27 |
The Humanitarian-Development Nexus in Humanitarian Crises Caused by Natural Disasters — Toward Realization of Continuum (Seamless Assistance in Humanitarian Crisis Management — Comparative Study of Conflict and Natural Disasters)
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| 24. |
2018/11/26 |
Humanitarian Crises Management Under Natural Disaster Settings From the Perspective of Aid Agencies in Honduras (The Role of Development Agencies in Humanitarian Crisis Management)
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| 25. |
2018/08/28 |
Climate change, disasters and displacement: A human security review from Asia (International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference)
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| 26. |
2018/08/26 |
Latin American Emerging Powers and humanitarian crises: What do they tell us about the future of humanitarianism? (International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference)
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| 27. |
2018/07/17 |
Crisis Management beyond the Humanitarian-Development Nexus: The continuum in the management of disasters (Global Conference of the International Network of Disaster Studies)
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| 28. |
2018/06/12 |
Human Development, social science research and public policy (2018 Farewell Symposium for JDS, ABE and Pacific-LEADS Fellows)
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| 29. |
2018/04/03 |
Found in translation? Humanitarian crisis and action in the ASEAN+3 (Global South workshop, International Studies Association Annual Convention)
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| 30. |
2018/04/03 |
Southern Sources of Human Security Norms? Latin American Powers and the Governance of Humanitarian Crises (International Studies Association Annual Convention)
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| 31. |
2017/11/23 |
Strengthening Disaster Risk Governance to Manage Disaster Risk (Global Forum on Science and Technology for Disaster Resilience 2017)
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| 32. |
2017/11/05 |
Human security and Humanitarianism: Reinforcing, integrating or conflicting? (Japan Association of Human Security Studies)
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| 33. |
2017/09/14 |
Non-Western humanitarianism? Examining thinking and practice in East Asia and Latin America (Political Science Seminar)
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| 34. |
2017/09/06 |
Perceptions of human security in the ASEAN+3: What do they tell us about advancing capabilities in the real world? (Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 35. |
2017/05/26 |
Connecting recovery with DRR after disasters: From Hurricane Mitch to Typhoon Yolanda (Global Platform for Disaster Risk Reduction)
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| 36. |
2017/05/18 |
Sharing the Journey: The Way Ahead for Human Development and Human Security Frameworks (Launch of the 2016 Human Development Report Human Development for Everyone)
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| 37. |
2017/02/24 |
Human Security Now (IDE Advanced School (IDEAS) short-term training program)
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| 38. |
2017/02/09 |
Perceptions of human security in the ASEAN+3: Comparative analysis of a regional review survey (Third World Studies Center 40th Anniversary Conference)
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| 39. |
2017/01/09 |
Global challenges for the local governance of crisis: The case of the Great East Japan Earthquake (From the management of crisis to the governance of risk: time for a paradigm shift?)
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| 40. |
2016/12/06 |
Pursuing human security through external assistance after a mega-disaster: The Great East Japan Earthquake (Asia Workshop)
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| 41. |
2016/11/26 |
The capability approach for a globalized, breaking world (Ethics for a Broken World)
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| 42. |
2016/09/01 |
Climbing the same mountain: understanding advance on human rights and human security ideas in global governance (Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 43. |
2016/03/05 |
A peek into the future of locally-led humanitarian action: The case of the Great East Japan Earthquake (International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference)
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| 44. |
2016/03/05 |
The continuum through humanitarian crises management: multiple perspectives and the challenge of convergence (International Humanitarian Studies Association Conference)
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| 45. |
2015/12/12 |
A third way? Human security narratives as natural history (Japan Association of Human Security Studies)
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| 46. |
2015/09/10 |
Human development in a globalized, broken world: sovereignty, complexity, empowerment (Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 47. |
2015/03/06 |
The idea of human security: Reflections on its 20th anniversary (Distinguished Global Lecture Series)
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| 48. |
2014/10/23 |
Human security and its relevance to global governance beyond 2015: Japanese experience (4th Istanbul Human Security Conference)
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| 49. |
2014/09/06 |
The Role of Human Security Analysis (Japan Association of Human Security Studies)
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| 50. |
2014/09/02 |
What Can the Human Development Approach Tell Us about Crisis? An Exploration (Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 51. |
2013/12/03 |
Human security and disasters: emerging challenges (Asia Workshop)
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| 52. |
2013/10/02 |
Human security from the bottom-up: foundations for the new generation (Panel discussion on Human Security)
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| 53. |
2013/09/21 |
There are no foreigners during disasters: Identity, denizenship and the Great East Japan Earthquake (Japan Association of Human Security Studies)
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| 54. |
2012/10/18 |
Human security and the limits of nation-states’ responsibility: the case of “foreigners” in Sendai during 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (2nd Istanbul Human Security Conference)
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| 55. |
2012/09/05 |
The human in human security: Reassessing conceptual family ties (Human Development and Capabilities Association Conference)
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| 56. |
2012/03/21 |
Justice and Security through the Looking Glass of Catastrophe—Borders, Overlaps, Challenges (8th International Conference)
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| 57. |
2010/05/28 |
Measuring Human Security in the Philippines: Experience and Challenges (Fifth Viennese Conference on South-East Asian Studies)
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| 58. |
2009/06/22 |
Lessons from the global change onset: Human security and the ‘four’ big pollution diseases of Japan (Global Environmental Change and Human Security project Synthesis Conference)
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| 59. |
2008/12/04 |
Beyond Rhetoric: Towards realization of Human Security from Asia-Pacific experience (Second International Conference on International Studies)
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| 60. |
2007/10 |
Implementing Human Security: Japanese perspective through the United Nations Trust Fund for Human Security (Mainstreaming Human Security: The Asian Contribution)
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