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295 Forms of social justice: Localism and globalism in Asian context

Thursday, August 2, 2012: 12:30 PM-2:00 PM
OB 302 (Faculty of Economics)

RC47 Social Classes and Social Movements (host committee)

Language: English
Chair:
Daishiro NOMIYA, Sophia University, Japan
295.1
Why are the citizens of Pusan so silent? (Oral Presentation)
Seung Kuk KIM, Pusan National University, South Korea; Jung Rae CHO, Pusan National University, South Korea

295.2
El movimiento de solidaridad al pueblo latinoamericano en Japón (Oral Presentation)
Tasuku SASAKI, Universidad de Kioto, Japan

295.3
Frame convergence into social justice: The Korean engagement into transnational food sovereignty movements (Oral Presentation)
Suk-Ki KONG, Seoul National University, South Korea; Hyun-Chin LIM, Seoul National University, South Korea

295.4
Japanese student movements in the global 1960s: Encounter of the local context and the transnational context (Oral Presentation)
Ryoko KOSUGI, Harvard-Yenching Institute, USA

295.5
Effects in local areas of global justice movement: Anti-G8 protests in Japan, Okinawa in 2000 and Hokkaido in 2008 (Oral Presentation)
Kyoko TOMINAGA, The University of Tokyo, Japan

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