| September 3
(Wed.) |
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| 15:30-17:30: |
Opening Speech:
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IEDA, Osamu (Director,
Slavic Research Center, Hokkaido University, Japan) |
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Opening Lectures:
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TANAKA, Yoshitomo
(Former Japanese Ambassador to Hungary, Japan) |
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Central European Transformation
as seen by a Japanese diplomat |
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ÁGH, Attila (Budapest
University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, Hungary) |
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The Adolescence of East Central
European Democracies: Enhanced Democratic Deficit as an Obstacle to,
and
Europeanization as an opportunity for Further Democratization |
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Uvalić, Milica
(University of Perugia, Italy) |
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Transition twelve years after -
Specific problems of Southeast Europe |
Chair:
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HAYASHI, Tadayuki (SRC,
Japan) |
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September 4 (Thu.)
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| 9:30-11:30: |
Session 1: Democratization
and Marketization in the Former Soviet Countries
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MINAGAWA, Shugo (Aich
Syukutoku University, Japan) |
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Parliamentary Democracy in
Russia at a Crossroads |
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SUHARA, Manabu (Nihon
University, Japan) |
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The Political Economy of
Corruption in Systemic Transformation: A Case Study of Russia |
| Chair: |
MATSUZATO,
Kimitaka (SRC, Japan) |
| Discussants: |
KIMURA,
Hiroshi (Takusyoku University, Japan)
SHIMOTOMAI, Nobuo (Hosei University, Japan)
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| 13:30-15:30: |
Session 2: Consolidation of
CEE Democracy
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KOSTELECKÝ, Tomáš
(Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Rebublic) |
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Political Transformation in
Central-Eastern Europe
- on the way between Communism and the European Union |
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SZOMOLÁNYI, Soňa
(Comenius University, Bratislava, Slovakia) |
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Institutions, Political Elites
and the Democratic Consolidation of the CEE region: The Case of Slovakia
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| Chair: |
IEDA,
Osamu (SRC, Japan)
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| Discussants: |
TAKAHARA,
Akio (Rikkyo University, Japan)
HIRATA, Takeshi (Tohoku University, Japan)
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| 15:45-17:45: |
Session
3: Political Economy of Transformation: Part 1
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SOJKA, Milan (Charles
University, Prague, Czech Republic)
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Czech Transformation Strategy
and Its Economic Consequences: A Case of an Institutional Failure
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HAYASHI, Tadayuki (SRC,
Japan)
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“Neo-liberals” and the Politics
of Economic Transformation in the Post-Communist Czech Republic
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| Chair: |
TABATA,
Shinichiro (SRC, Japan) |
| Discussants: |
FRANIČEVIĆ,
Vojmir (Zagreb Udniversity, Croatia)
TSUKIMURA, Taro (Kobe University, Japan) |
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| September
5(Fri.) |
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| 9:30-11:30: |
Session
4: CEE Countries and Japan
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SATO, Tsuneaki
(Professor Emeritus of Yokohama City University, Japan) |
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The Japanese Economy in Search
of a New Identity:
A Reappraisal of the “Japan Model” and Its Applicability to Emerging
Capitalist Economies |
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ITO, Takayuki (Waseda
University, Japan) |
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Electoral Regime and Party
System:
Japan and Poland from an Institutional Perspective, 1989-2001 |
| Chair: |
MATSUZATO,
Kimitaka (SRC, Japan) |
| Discussants: |
NAKAMURA,
Kenich (Hokkaido University, Japan)
UEGAKI, Akira (Seinan Gakuin U, Japan)
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| 13:30-15:30: |
Session
5: Political Economy of CEE Transformation: Part 2
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GEDEON, Peter (Budapest
University of Economic Sciences and Public Administration, Hungary) |
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Market and Democracy: The Dual
Transition in Hungary |
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MORITA, Tsuneo (Tateyama
Laboratory Hungary, Japan) |
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Ten Questions on the System
Transformation |
| Chair: |
ITO,
Takayuki (Waseda University, Japan) |
| Discussants: |
TABATA,
Shinichiro (SRC, Japan)
SOJKA, Milan (Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic) |
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| 15:45-17:45: |
Session
6: Transformation in South Eastern Europe
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TSUKIMURA, Taro (Kobe
University, Japan) |
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Has Democratization Consolidated
Democracies in the Former Yugoslavia? |
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FRANIČEVIĆ, Vojmir
(Zagreb University, Croatia) |
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Real and Perceived Inequality,
Poverty and Well-being in South East Europe:
Challenges of the Welfare State and Democracy |
| Chair: |
HAYASHI,
Tadayuki (SRC, Japan) |
| Discussants: |
ÁGH,
Attila (Budapest University of Economic Sciences and Public
Administration, Hungary)
IEDA, Osamu (SRC, Japan) |
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Contact : HAYASHI,
Tadayuki (SRC, Japan)
Tel: (+81) 11-706-3157 , E-mail: tad@slav.hokudai.ac.jp
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