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Profile of Current Program Advisors
| Name |
SATO Chigumi(KAWAGUCHI) |
| Research topic(s) |
UN Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding support,
Peacebuilding and Business |
| Expertise |
International Security, UN Studies, Policy
Sciences, Peacekeeping, Peacebuilding, DDR |
| Experiences |
Osaka School of International Public Policy (Ph.D
candidate)
International Organization for Migration (Geneva) |
| Publications |
- "Evolution of DDR: Beyond the UN
Multidimensional Peacekeeping Operations", International Public Policy
Studies Vol.10, No.2 (March 2006)
- (Peer-Reviewed) "The UN Peacebuilding for
Implementation of Peace Agreement",
The United Nations Studies, No.8 (May 2007)
- "An Agenda for International Peace and
Democracy in Post Cold War Era",
International Public Policy Studies Vol.11, No.2 (March
2007)
- "A proposal for the United Nations
Peacebuilding Committee-Challenges in Its Second Session and Japan's
Contributions",
International Public Policy Studies Vol.12, No.2 (March
2008)
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| Name |
ANDO Yukari |
| Research topic(s) |
International Humanitarian Relief Operations,
Repatriation of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs),
Peacebuilding Needs Assessment |
| Expertise |
Human Rights, Humanitarian Law, Project Cycle
Management |
| Name |
KAWANISHI Tatsuya |
| Research topic(s) |
The Middle East and International Humanitarian Law |
| Professional Experiences |
International Committee of the Red Cross,
Regional Delegation in Kuala Lumpur (Intern)
Japanese Red Cross Society, International Department (Contract
Employee)
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| Name |
TSUYADA Ayako |
| Research topic(s) |
A Study on Human Trafficking in Southeast Asia-
Challenges of Victim's Support |
| Expertise |
International Crime (human trafficking etc),
Victimology (integration of victims into society etc.) |
| Experiences |
Political Researcher/ Adviser at Embassy of Japan
in Thailand
Intern at International Cooperation Bureau of Ministry of Foreign
Affairs of Japan
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| Name |
YAMAMOTO Hiroyuki |
| Research topic(s) |
International criminal investigation, Crime
prevention, Security Sector Reform (SSR) |
| Expertise |
International Criminal Law, International Human
Rights Law |
| Experiences |
- Northwestern University School of Law, Master
of Laws in International Human Rights
- United Nations Development Programme (UNDP)
Tokyo Liaison Office
- International Criminal Court (ICC), Office of
the Prosecutor
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| Name |
TATEWAKI Yutaka |
| Research topic(s) |
Civil-Military Coordination for humanitarian
operations, PRT(Provincial Reconstruction Team) Capacity building for
PKO personnel |
| Experiences |
UNHCR (India-Darfur-Iraq), MOFA(Economic
Cooperation Bureau), The Bank of Tokyo |
| Name |
YONAMINE Ryoko |
| Research topic(s) |
Transitional Justice and Gender in the phase of
Nepal's Peace Building |
| Experiences |
- Master of Science(MSc) in Women, Development
and Administration, University of York, UK
- Gender Programme Officer for Okinawa Women's
Foundation, Okinawa, Japan
- Lecturer (Part-time) for Meio University and
Okinawa University
- Community Development Adviser, Japan Overseas
Cooperation Volunteer (JOCV) for WHR (Women for Human Rights, Single
women group) in Kathmandu, Nepal
- Guest Researcher for Okinawa Peace Assistance
Center, Okinawa, Japan
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| Expertise |
Gender and Development, Gender and
conflict/peace, Public policies on Gender and Child less society (Japan
cases)
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| Publications |
- "Don't impose remarriage! Widows in Nepal
protest against governmental new policy on widows" Short essay for Asia
Women Resource Center Monthly Magazine, (Sep 2009)Tokyo,Japan
- "Transitional Justice and women in Nepal" short
essay for The Okinawa Times (Aug 2009), Okinawa, Japan
- "Conflict and women's experiences in Nepal"
short essay for The Okinawa Times (July 2009), Okinawa, Japan
- "Gender situation and widows in Nepal" short
essay for The Okinawa Times(Jun 2009), Okinawa, Japan
- "The problems and challenges on child rearing
support policies in the society with a decreasing birth rate PART TWO
--The case of Okinawa and its unique system of public and private
nurseries and status of working mothers" in collaboration with
Professor Masayuki Umai, Collection of Sizuoka University (March 2008),
Shizuok, Japan
- The problems and challenges on child rearing
support policies in the society with a decreasing birth rate in the
case of Okinawa) in collaboration with Professor Masayuki Umai, Sizuoka
University (March 2007), Shizuoka, Japan
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| Name |
NIINO Tomoko |
| Research topic(s) |
Public Relation Strategy for Peace Building |
| Expertise |
Information Analysis, Reporting, Public
Relations, Donor Relations |
| Experiences |
Concultants for UNICEF, UNHCR, WFP, ICRC and the
Japanese Red Cross Society |
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