13-07-2025 15:30 UTC+9 (1 hour 45 minutes) D

Day
Day 1
Start Date
Sunday 13 July
Start Time
15:30 UTC+9
Duration
1 hour 45 minutes
End Time
1035
For Panels
Panels are permitted
Scheduled
  1. Guillermo O’Donnell Award Lecture
  2. [GL03.01] Environmental Security and International Relations: Emerging Trends
  3. [GL03.06] China's Discourse Power and its Impact on International Norms and Policy in the Global South
  4. [GL04.09] A Decay of the Elites’ Representativeness?
  5. [GL04.17] Party Politics and Regional Governance in East Asia
  6. [GL04.30] Politics in Latin America in the Era of Democratic Backsliding
  7. [GL06.11] Elections in 2024
  8. [GL12.04] Contested Ideas in an Age of Upheaval: Reinterpreting Twentieth-Century Political Thought in the East and the West
  9. [GL13.02] Bridging Worlds: Unveiling the Divide between English and Local Language Political Science Research and Education
  10. [GL14.18] Destructive Polarization around the World: Symptoms and Pathways to Democratic Resilience
  11. [LOC01.08] Emerging Influences on Political Behavior and Party Politics in East Asia: Media, Partisanship, and Technological Innovations
  12. [LOC02.14] China and the World
  13. [LOC05.08] Challenges of Multiculturalism in South Korea
  14. [LOC07.04] Politics of North Korea and Inter-Korean Relations
  15. [LOC08.01] The 60th Anniversary of the Normalization of Korea-Japan Diplomatic Relations | 한일국교정상화 60년
  16. [LOC18.01] The Changing World Strategies of the U.S. and 'Peace and Unification' in the Korean Peninsula
  17. [RC01.03] LLM Battle Royale: There Can Be Only One
  18. [RC02.06] Political and Electoral Elites in Asia
  19. [RC06.04] Fragmented Societies & Political Representation in Latin America
  20. [RC07.04] Recent Research on Gender, Law, and Human Rights
  21. [RC10.08] Electronic Democracy and Responsive Governance in the Digital Age
  22. [RC13.16] Panel Regimen: Crisis as Transition Tools in Society, Politics and International Relations
  23. [RC13.19] Democratic Transitions of South Asia: Endogenous and Exogenous Determinants and Future Paths to Democratic Development
  24. [RC14.02] Consolidation of Ethnopolitical Identities and Limits of Representation
  25. [RC14.13] Ethnopolitics and Public Policy
  26. [RC18.02] Northeast Asia after the Russian War: The Search for Cooperation among Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan
  27. [RC18.05] What Does Big Data Tell Us About Hallyu?: Playing Hallyu Tracker
  28. [RC19.15] Gender, Representation, and Political Behavior in Contemporary Democracies
  29. [RC22.04] The Three D’s: Digital Campaign, Disinformation, and Detachment of Democracy
  30. [RC22.17] Media and Representation in Political Processes
  31. [RC23.07] Revisiting the Roots in Society: Opposition Party Institutionalization and the Fate of ‘Third Wave’ Democratic Development
  32. [RC24.10] Civil-Military Relations and Great Power Competition
  33. [RC27.08] The Politics and Management of Government Agencies and Independent Bodies
  34. [RC30.06] Public Policymaking in the European Union
  35. [RC31.04] Has J. Habermas Overcome Euro-Centrism by his 2019 Studies of Confucianism, Buddhism, and Daoism?
  36. [RC32.06] Politics and Politicization of Public Policy
  37. [RC34.17] Issues of Democratic Participation: Elections and Governance across World Geographic Regions
  38. [RC34.25] Elections and the Quality of Democracy
  39. [RC37.02] Political Development: Theory, Methodology, Practice
  40. [RC38.03] The Role of Regulation in Political Lobbying and the Promotion of Transparency and Accountability: A Comparative Mexican Perspective
  41. [RC40.16] New Global Governance and International Transformations: Discussing a New World Order under a Pluralist Perspective
  42. [RC41.01] The Geopolitics of Energy: Technologies, Actors, and Governance
  43. [RC43.08] Challenging the Victor's Narrative : IR outside of the West
  44. [RC44.26] Democracy and Authoritarianism in Flux: Global Narratives of Repression and Resistance
  45. [RC45.03] New and Classic Questions in the Quantitative Study of Conflict
  46. [RC46.14] Citizenship and International Politics
  47. [RC46.18] Migration, Mobility, and the African Concept of Japa for New Citizenship
  48. [RC51.04] Forming New Ties in the Pacific Rim: East Asia and Latin America
  49. [RC51.14] Domestic Cleavages and Political Economy
  50. [RC52.23] Intersecting Climate Policies: Challenges and Opportunities in Global Governance
  51. [RC52.25] Innovative Urban and Environmental Policies: Pathways to Sustainable Futures
  52. [RC53.05] Contesting Indigenous Political Identities in India - Text, Media and Performance
  53. [SE.09] In Memoriam: Honoring Professor Leonardo Morlino