14-07-2025 11:00 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) B

Day
Day 2
Start Date
Monday 14 July
Start Time
11:00 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
765
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. [GL02.14] International Security Cooperation and Conflict in the Modern World: Domestic, Psychological, and Systemic Drivers
  2. [GL03.11] Neighborhood Policy in Different Regions of the World: Prevention versus Reactivity?
  3. [GL03.21] Constructivism in IR and Foreign Policy
  4. [GL04.32] Politics in Asia in Comparative Perspective
  5. [GL04/08.05] The Politics of Polarized Societies in Latin America and the Caribbean
  6. [GL07.18] The Influence of the Organized Civil Society in the Public Policy
  7. [GL14.25] Understanding Political Dynamics in East Asia: Elections, Polarization, Democracy Perceptions, and Populism
  8. [LOC01.04] Symbolic Power: Heritage, Popular Culture, and the Reimagining of Influence
  9. [LOC01.22] Jeju Peace School
  10. [LOC05.02] Polarization and Korea's Democracy 양극화와 한국 민주주의
  11. [LOC16.01] Democracy and Civic Education | 민주주의와 시민교육
  12. [RC01.01] Textual Healing: LLMing Political Data Collection and Analysis
  13. [RC02.05] Technocracy: Causes and Consequences
  14. [RC03.04] The European Union's Foreign Policy Amidst Geostrategic Rivalries in an Increasingly Authoritarian and Polarized World
  15. [RC04.02] Visual Politics in the Global Majority: Alternative Perspectives and Creative Directions to Political Analysis
  16. [RC05.10] The Role of Local Governments in Vertical Intergovernmental Coordination
  17. [RC08.05] Parliaments in the Pandemic (PiP) - Findings from a Comparative Research Project
  18. [RC09.05] Relationships between Democracy and Courts
  19. [RC09.06] New Approaches to the Study of Courts
  20. [RC13.05] Enhancing the Resilience of Democratic Administrative Cultures to Resist Autocratization
  21. [RC13.35] Understanding Democratic Decline and Resilience in Global Perspective
  22. [RC14.10] Decolonizing Governance from the Grassroots to the State: Navigating Politics through Identity and State Power
  23. [RC16.01] Visual Aspects of Political Protests in Asia
  24. [RC17.03] Insights from World Values Survey and European Values Study: Trends, Comparisons, and Implications
  25. [RC18.04] Grid Governance in China’s Local Society: Precedent and Prospect
  26. [RC19.05] Doing ‘Politics’, Becoming Political: Women and Contemporary Indian Politics
  27. [RC20.06] Technological Revolution: The Role of Tech, AI and Machine Learning in Political Corruption
  28. [RC23.01] Holding Elections amidst Institutional Stress
  29. [RC25.01] Health Politics and Policy in Polarized Societies
  30. [RC26.03] Human Rights in Political Science
  31. [RC28.04] Federalism in Asia: Trends and Prospects
  32. [RC29.02] Personality and Emotions in Relation to Political Opinions, Attitudes, Ideology, and Behaviors
  33. [RC29.10] Civilizationist Narratives and Populist Identity: Key Drivers of Exclusionary Politics in Comparative Perspective
  34. [RC32.04] Democratic Perspectives in Public Policy
  35. [RC34.07] Authoritarian Practices and Democratic Decline
  36. [RC36.01] Crisis and Power
  37. [RC38.05] Corporate Interests and Politics
  38. [RC40.09] Regional Dynamics and Global Stability: Regional Perspectives in a Changing World Order
  39. [RC44.01] International Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding
  40. [RC44.25] Nuclear Weapons, Multipolarity, and Emerging Security Risks
  41. [RC46.17] Exit, Emigration, and Government Regulation of Departure
  42. [RC46.30] Migration Governance: Investigating the Politics of Inclusion and Exclusion
  43. [RC47.07] Dynamics of Cooperation in Turbulent Regional Subsystems: The Case of the Eastern Mediterranean
  44. [RC51.23] The Politics of Trade Agreements
  45. [RC51.29] Contemporary Trends in Development Finance
  46. [SE.03] How He Bridged Nations, Perspectives, and Intellectual Divides: The Legacy of Professor Takashi Inoguchi