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17
juil.
2010

Colloque international : The Art of Chairing the G8 Summits: Lessons from the Past and Recent Trends of Multi-lateral Diplomacy

[Colloque]

10 h - 13 h Keio University, Mita Campus en anglais sans traduction

  • Vendredi 16 juillet : 14h – 18h 20

    Samedi 17 juillet : 10 h – 13 h

  • G-SEC Lab, 6F, East Research Building, Mita Campus

    Keio University, Tokyo

  • Programme en pdf

  • Intervenants / List of speakers (in the order of intervention):

    • Takashi Inoguchi (Univ. Niigata Prefecture)
    • Toshiro Tanaka (Univ. Keio)
    • Wilfried Loth (Univ. Duisburg-Essen)
    • Hitoshi Suzuki (Univ. Niigata Prefecture)
    • Pascaline Winand (Monash European and EU Centre)
    • Olivier Giscard d’Estaing (Canon Foundation in Europe)
    • Valéry Giscard d’Estaing (Former French President) via video conference
    • Kazuo Ogoura (Japan Foundation)
    • Keisuke Iida,(Univ. Tokyo)
    • Tomohito Shinoda (International University of Japan)
    • Pascal Vennesson (European University Institute)
    • Xavier/Jiejin Zhu (Shanghai International Studies University)
    • Apichai Wongsod Shipper (Univ. of Southern California)

  • Organisation :

    Center for Policy Research – University of Niigata Prefecture

    Keio Jean Monnet Centre for EU Studies – Keio University

    Monash European and EU Centre – Monash University

    Institut de recherche de la Maison Franco-Japonaise

  • Financement : Suntory Foundation
* L'accès aux manifestations de l'IFRJ-MFJ est gratuit (sauf mention contraire), mais l'inscription préalable est obligatoire.

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