JUNE 25(編集部注:6 月25
日は,会場が狭かったため,一部の専門家のみの参加となりました)
KEYNOTE SPEECH
HAN Sungjoo (Professor Emeritus, Korea Univ.; Former Foreign Minister,
Republic of Korea) “The Cold
War in the Korean Peninsula”
OPENING SESSION
James HERSHBERG (George Washington Univ.) “Some Moments in the
Emergence of ‘Cold War
International History’: With an Emphasis on Northeast Asia”
SHIMOTOMAI Nobuo (Hosei Univ.) “Researches and Viewpoints on the Cold
War in Japan”
Odd Arne WESTAD (London School of Economics) “The Cold War and the
International History of the
Twentieth Century”
Chair: David WOLFF (SRC)
JUNE 26
SESSION 1 Leadership in the Cold War
David WOLFF (SRC) “Stalin’s Northeast Asia and the Lost Peace of
1951”
James PERSON (Woodrow Wilson Center) “From Anti-Foreignism to
Self-Reliance: The Evolution of
North Korea’s Juche Ideology, 1953-1963”
Vladislav ZUBOK (Temple Univ.) “Lost in the Triangle: The Far East
and Japan in the Soviet-American
Backchannel Talks, 1969-1972”
Discussant: SHIMOTOMAI Nobuo (Hosei Univ.)
Chair: KIMURA Hiroshi (Takushoku Univ.)
SESSION 2 Interdisciplinary Approaches
HA Yongchool (Univ. of Washington at Seattle) and MA Sangyoon
(Catholic Univ. of Korea) “Pro-Market,
Non-Market or Anti-Market?: The Cold War and South Korean Economic
Development”
NAKACHI Mie (Univ. of Chicago) “Socialism, the Cold War Politics of
Demography, and Northeast Asia”
Mark EDELE (Univ. of Western Australia) “The Cold War and Soviet
Troop Reductions, 1945-1960”
Douglas STIFFLER (Juniata College) “Sino-Soviet Negotiations for
the Establishment of the People’s Univ.
of China, 1949-50”
Discussant: Odd Arne WESTAD (London School of Economics)
Chair: MOCHIZUKI Tetsuo (SRC)
SESSION 3 End of the Cold War in Northeast Asia?
Sergey RADCHENKO (London School of Economics) “Secret Diplomacy of
Soviet-South Korean
Normalization”
NIU Jun (Beijing Univ.) “China ‘Bids Farewell’ to the Cold War:
Deng Xiaoping and Normalization
of
Relations between China and the Soviet Union”
Lisbeth TARLOW (Harvard Univ.) “On the Rocks: The Gorbachev Team
and Japan”
Discussant: KIM Sungho (Univ. of the Ryukyus)
Chair: HAN Sungjoo
SESSION 4 Soviet-Japanese Relations in the American Prism
YOKOTE Shinji (Keio Univ.) “Soviet Repatriation Policy Pushed Japan
into the Cold War”
HASEGAWA Tsuyoshi (Univ. of California at Santa Barbara)
“The United States, the Soviet Union and
the Sino-Japanese Treaty of Peace and Friendship, 1977-1979”
Discussant: Vladislav ZUBOK
Chair: IWASHITA Akihiro (SRC)
JUNE 27
SESSION 5 Socialist Alliances
SHEN Zhihua (China Eastern Normal Univ.) “The Soviet Air Force Goes
Into Action: Relations within the
Chinese-Soviet-Korean Alliance in the Early Stages of the Korean War”
WOO Seongji (Kyung Hee Univ.) “Inter-Korean Dialogue in the Early
1970s: Evidence from South Korean
Interviews and Documents”
CHEN Jian (Cornell Univ.) “Limits of the ‘Lips and Teeth’
Alliance’: Chinese-North Korean
Relations in a
Historical Perspective”
Discussant: ISHII Akira (Tokyo Univ., emeritus)
Chair: HA Yongchool
SESSION 6 Comparative Alliances
Mark KRAMER (Harvard Univ.) “The Warsaw Pact and Soviet Policy in
Northeast Asia, 1955-1964"
IZUMIKAWA Yasuhiro (Kobe College) “Alliance Commitments, Wedge
Strategy, and Dynamic Alliance
Interactions in Northeast Asia: A Comparative View”
Grzegorz EKIERT (Harvard Univ.) “Democracy, Party Systems, and
Civil Societies in post-Cold War East
Central Europe and East Asia”
Discussant: ENDO Ken (Hokkaido Univ.)
Chair: HAYASHI Tadayuki (Hokkaido Univ.)
SESSION 7 Northeast Asia, the Cold War and the 21st Century
Dmitry GORENBURG (Harvard Univ.) “Akula in the Water: The Role of
the Russian Navy in East Asia
after the Cold War”
KIM Hakjoon (Donga Ilbo) “How to Dismantle the Cold War Structure
on the Korean Peninsula?:
Debate
among Conservatives and Progressives in South Korea and Its
Implications for Relations among South
Korea, North Korea and the United States”
WADA Haruki (Tokyo Univ.) “Hot Wars and the Cold War in Northeast
Asia: Reappraisal for the
Future”
Discussant: HASEGAWA Tsuyoshi
Chair: HAKAMADA Shigeki (Aoyama Gakuin Univ.)
SESSION 8 General Discussion chaired by David WOLFF