“Bilateral Alliance Politics and Intra–spoke Relations in Asia”

Co-sponsored by

The Center for Contemporary Korean Studies, Keio University, and

The ANU-MacArthur Asia Security Initiative Partnership, with the collaboration of

The Graduate School of International Studies, Seoul National University

15-16 September, 2011, Tokyo

(G-SEC Lab, East Building, Keio University)

 

◆プログラム

Thursday, 15 September, 2011

9:15  Meet in the Lobby of the Celestine Hotel  (Australian and Korean participants)

9:30 – 9:45	Registration
9:45 – 10:00	Welcome and Introduction
	Yoshihide Soeya, Keio University
	William Tow, Australian National University
	Cheolhee Park, Seoul National University
10:00 -11:45	Session 1: “Cross-Comparing Existing Bilateral Relationships with the U.S.: Relating Traditional Alliances to New Challenges”
Chair	William Tow
Presenters	Ken Jimbo (Keio University), “Japan-U.S. Alliance: Adjusting to the Power Shift in Asia”
	Beomcheol Shin (KIDA), “ROK-U.S. Alliance: Relating Traditional Alliance to New Challenges”
	Hugh White (ANU) on “the Australia-U.S. Alliance”

Discussant	Jeffrey McCausland  (U.S. Army War College)
12:00-13:00	Lunch
13:15 – 15:00	Session 2: “From Bilateralism to Minilateralism”
Chair	Yoshihide Soeya
Presenters	Tomohiko Satake (NIDS), “TSD as an Instrument to Provide a Public Good”
	Cheolhee Park (SNU), “Minilateralism in East Asia under the U.S. Security Hegemony”
	William Tow and David Envall (ANU), “Realising ‘Convergent Security’ Through the Back Door?”
Discussant	Douglas Stuart (Dickinson College)
15:00-15:30	Tea Break
15:30 – 17:00	Session 3: “Comparing Intra-Spoke Security Relations”

Chair	Cheolhee Park
Presenters	Yusuke Ishihara (NIDS), “Comparing Japan-Australia-U.S. and Japan-ROK-U.S. Triangles”
	Seongho Sheen (SNU), “ROK-Australian Cooperation: Forging a ‘Hot’ Partnership?”
	Rikki Kersten (ANU), “Australia-Japan Security Relations: Why US and Why Now”
Discussant	David Lai (U.S. Army War College)
19:00	Reception at the Residence of the Australian Ambassador

 

 

Friday, 16 September, 2011

9:00   Meet in the Lobby of the Celestine Hotel (Australian and Korean participants)

9:15-9:30	Coffee
9:30-11:15	Session 4: “The China Factor and ‘Middle Power’ Responses: Alliance Management and Regional Security Cooperation”
Chair	John Garofano (U.S. Naval War College)
Presenters	Yoshihide Soeya (Keio University), “Shifting U.S.-China Relations and Japan’s Response”
	Heungkyu Kim (Seongshin Women’s University), “Strategic Stability and Middle-Power Cooperation in Northeast Asia: A Korean Perspective”
	Brendan Taylor (ANU), “Japan, South Korea, Australia: Partners in Asia?”
Discussant	Russell Trood (ANU)
11:15-11:30	Coffee Break
11:30 – 12:30	Session 5: Concluding Discussions and Future Agenda
Co-Chairs	Yoshihide Soeya and William Tow

12:30-13:30

Lunch and farewell

 

日本、韓国、豪州はアジア太平洋におえｋるアメリカの重要な同盟国である。1日半にわたって、今回の会議では、日韓豪3国が、対米同盟の下で、どのような地域協力が可能であるのかについて、議論した。

 

＊会議のサマリ及び政策提言集はこちら－〉Summary and Policy Recommendations.pdf