Working Paper 2020
- Roberto Orsi, “Ecological Modernisation and its Discontents”(March 2021)
- Hiromu Shimizu, “International Entanglement of Drought, War, and Rehabilitation in Afghanistan: A Sketch from the Viewpoint of Dr. NAKAMURA’s Irrigation Project”(March 2021)
- Aiko Nishikida, “The Israeli-Palestinian Water Conflict―Impact of the Technology and Climate Change―”(March 2021)
- Kazuyo Hanai, “The Path from Climate Change to Conflict in the Sahel Region of Africa”(March 2021)
- Kazushige Nagano, “Climate Risk and its Political Impact in the Kashmir Conflict”(March 2021)
- Yee Kuang Heng, “The Climate Change Conflict Nexus and National Risk Assessment Exercises in the United Kingdom and Singapore”(March 2021)
- Nazia Hussain, “‘Scarcity’ in Times of Plenty:Water, Governance and Everyday Politics in Metro Manila”(March 2021)
- Masahiro Sugiyama, “Would Solar Radiation Modification Exacerbate Conflict?”(March 2021)
- Takeshi Wada, “Geographic Distribution of Water Conflicts Worldwide:
A Comparative Analysis of Four Databases”(March 2021) - Hideaki Shiroyama, “The Resilience of Multilateralism as Seen in the Response to Climate Change”(March 2021)
- Chiharu Takenaka, “Global Challenges of Climate Change and Pandemic in the 2020s: Can Nation-States and International Society Save People’s Lives?”(March 2021)
- Kazuya Nakamizo, “Climate Change and Democracy: Floods and Their Political Implications in Bihar, India”(March 2021)
- Hiromu Shimizu, Grassroots Globalization : Reforestation and Cultural Revitalization in the Philippine Cordilleras,Quezon City; Ateneo de Manila University Press,2019, pp469.
- Takeshi Wada and Kota Miura(2022) “Can Water Conflicts Be Resolved in a Manner Consistent with SDGs?” Latin American Ronshu, 2022, Vol. 56, pp. 35-65 (in Japanese)
- Yee-Kuang Heng, “Security Risks”,The Encyclopedia of Risk Research, Society for Risk Analysis Japan, Maruzen Publishing, 2019.
- Robert Orsi,“On the relevance of Carl Schmitt’s concept of Großraum in contemporary international politics”,Journal of international Political Theory, 2019.
- Takeshi Wada, “Violence, Protest, or Convention? A Comparison of the Strategic Patterns in Contentious Politics around the World”, International Visiting Scholars Lunch Talks. Jack W. Peltason Center for the Study of Democracy, University of California Irvine (USA), 2019.
- Aiko Nishikida, “After the Crisis in 2015 Adaptation of Syrian refugees in Germany”, International Conference “Syrian Refugee Crisis: for Regional to Global Challenges.”, Institute of Oriental Studies, National Academy of Science of the Republic of Armenia, Yerevan (Armenia), September 2, 2019.
- Nazia Hussain, “Scarcity and Contention in Cities in the Global South: Evidence from Karachi and Manila”, the American Political Science Association Convention, Washington D.C. (USA), August 29- September 1, 2019.
- Kazuya Nakamizo, Taberez Ahmed Neyazi, “Populist Appeals and Party Support in Bihar”, the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Washington D.C. (USA), August 29- September 1, 2019
- Kiichi Fujiwara, “Sustainable Development in Age of Deglobalization：The SDGs Mystery”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2019.
- Hideaki Shiroyama, “Governance of Interconnected Risks－The Case of Climate Change from Comparative Perspective”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020
- Chiharu Takenaka, “New Politics and International Society After the Pandemic”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020
- Kazuyo Hanai, “Research Progress and Plan for 2020”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020
- Masahiro Sugiyama, “Climate Geoengineering in the Context of the Paris Agreement and SDGs”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020
- Kazushige Nagano, “Natural Calamities and Major Political Change in Kashmir: Process of undermining local administration, strengthening central control?”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020
- Vindu Mai Chotani, “Climate-Induced Impacts on Water Resources in South Asia: The Trans-Himalayan Tributary”, The First Research Meeting of the JSPS-Research Project “The Nexus of International Politics in Climate Change and Water Resource.” Institute for Future Initiative, The University of Tokyo, Tokyo (Japan), 2020