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国際学術会議
Dynamics of Climate Change and
Climate Insecurities:
Perspectives from the
Global South and Beyond
2023年9月22日, 11:45 - 01:40 (9/23)
長崎大学, ほか（オンライン参加、英語、翻訳なし）
概要
Join us for an in-depth one-day online conference exploring the intricate connections between climate change, climate security, global and local geopolitics, and insights from the Global South. The conference is centered around two fundamental themes — "Issues in Climate Security: Risks, Institutions, and Conflict" and "Dynamics of Climate Change: Perspectives from the Global South". Coronavirus crisis, floods in Bangladesh and Pakistan, wildfires in Australia and Europe, droughts in Somalia, energy and food shortages due to the war in Ukraine, all have underlined the magnitude of effects such disasters and conflicts have on the global community. Scientific communities have increasingly come upon agreement that climate change has a share in aggravating such insecurities. Most of the discussions about climate have not been directly linked to violent struggles or conflicts, but many studies recognize that climate change contributes to the rise of insecurities and reduction of crisis thresholds, including political polarization and manipulation of the media and public opinion. The aim of this conference, thus, is to identify some of the linkages between climate risks, contemporary security challenges, and their institutional and political contexts.
Tentative Program (* as of 18 September 2023)
CONFERENCE PROGRAM
To allow for flexibility, the sessions are organized according to the presenter's location, and therefore they may include presentations from different fields and areas. Original order of themes is indicated by the letter and number of the presentation, and the list of the themes can be found below the program. To follow multiple inter-linkages between individual papers, one should participate in several or all sessions.
UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) and other times can be found here:
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html
PRE-SESSION 1: Administrative matters and discussion (03:00-04:30 UTC)
This is a warm-up session where the organizers will introduce both research committees to each other, assess their previous activities and summarize the results of the World Congress in Buenos Aires. The participants will introduce their agendas and exchange ideas about future activities of both committees.
Opening Keynotes (04:45 - 04.55 UTC)
Gharbaoui, Dalila (International Political Science Association, Research Committee 52, Secretary)
Compel, Radomir (International Political Science Association, Research Committee 44, President)
16:45 - 16:55 NZ, 13:45 - 13:55 JP, 08:45 - 08:55 UAE, 06:45 - 06:55 FR, 00:45 - 00:55 US-EST
SESSION 2: Climate Change, Indigenous Communities and Immobilities: A Pacific Perspective (05:00-06:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Hassan, Hamdy, Zayed University, United Arab Emirates
Discussant: Espesor, Jovanie, Mindanao State University, Philippines
Indigenous perspectives on Climate Change: Experiences for field study in the Pacific (Laalaai-Tausa, Christina, University of Canterbury, NZ) christina.laalaai-tausa@canterbury.ac.nz
B08. Engaging with Climate Change: The Samoan Diaspora in Aotearoa, New Zealand (Leo, Luisa, University of Canterbury, NZ) lml68@uclive.ac.nz
B10. The Emergence of Indigenous Resilience to Climate Change in the Pacific (Vunibola, Suli, University of Canterbury, NZ) suliasi.vunibola@canterbury.ac.nz
B13. The Impact of Extreme Weather on Conflict in the Pacific: a Historical Perspective (Compel, Radomir, Nagasaki University) cmplrad@nagasaki-u.ac.jp
B14. Climate Security - the Pacific Perspective (Sale, Emma, University of Canterbury, NZ) emma.sale@pg.canterbury.ac.nz
SESSION 3: Populism, News Media, Local Struggles and Conflict-prone Impacts of Climate Change (07:00-09:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Mossaoui, Adil, Université Mohamed V de Rabat, Morocco
Discussant: Meinen, Haimo Schulz, Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany
A19. How do news media and social media affect individuals’ climate change predispositions? (Martha Walgrave, University of Antwerpen, BEL) marthe.walgrave@uantwerpen.be
A20. Mitigating a Populist Foreign Policy from Within: Itamaraty’s Engagement in Environmental Cooperation in South America in the Bolsonaro Years (2019-2022) (Sarwicka, Monika, Jagellonian University, POL) monika.sawicka@uj.edu.pl
A05. The Case of Somalia: Climate Change and Conflict (Moheyeldin, Shaimaa, University of Cairo, EGY) shaimaa.moheyeldin@cu.edu.eg
A06. River Nile's Hydro politics: Transboundary Water Crisis and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Struggle (Hassan, Gubara Said, Sultan Qaboos University, OMN) gubara@squ.edu.om
A11. "Net Zero Artificialization": Local Struggles of Public Actors behind Resilience Policies in Toulouse, France (Eldrei, Louise, Sciences Po Toulouse, FRA) louise.edrei@gmail.com
A12. Involvement of Spanish local governments in transnational climate and energy networks (Alda-Fernández, Mercedes, Rey Juan Carlos University, SPA) mercedes.alda@urjc.es, juan.ramos@urjc.es
SESSION 4: Ontological Security and Climate Change: Violent and Peaceful Solutions (09:00-10:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Alda-Fernández, Mercedes, Rey Juan Carlos University, Spain
Discussant: Laalaai-Tausa, Christina, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
A17. Understanding Traditional and Contemporary Climate Obstruction (McKie, Ruth E., De Mounfort University, UK) ruth.mckie@dmu.ac.uk
A08. The Ukrainian War: An Environmental Perspective (Dogus Sonmez, Kadir Has University, TR) dogus.sonmez@khas.edu.tr
B03. Growing Regional Pacific Nationalism amidst Global Climate Crisis: Examining a Sense of Climate Victimhood and International Cooperationism (Kataoka, Masaki, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, JPN) masaki_kataoka@tufs.ac.jp
B05. The Green Climate Fund: Engaging the Private Sector (Kalinowski, Ludwig, Ewha Women's University, S-KR) tkalinowski@web.de
B16. Pastoralism Dynamics and Conflicts in the Sahel (Moussaoui, Adil, Université Mohamed V de Rabat, MOR) moussaouiadil5@gmail.com
A04. Climate Change, Conflict and Terrorism in Africa (Hassan, Hamdy A., Zayed University, UAE) hamdy.hassan@zu.ac.ae
SESSION 5: Risk, Regulation, Diplomacy, and Developmental Solutions to Climate Change (11:00-12:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Kataoka, Masaki, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan
Discussant: Calmet, Yasmin, Universidad Nacional Pedro Ruiz Gallo, Perú
A10. Local Government Efforts to Reduce Risk and Adapt to Extreme Events (Pablo José Neudörfer Retamal, Universidad de Talca, CHL) kretamal@uahurtado.cl, pvaldivf@gmail.com>
A13. Trade, Environmental Regulation, and State Environmental Policies in the US (Bohorquez, Emiliano, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Gonzalez, Juan Pablo, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Kozow, Vladimir, Universidad de Buenos Aires, ARG) emiliano.bohorque@gmail.com, jpg512@nyu.edu, vladimirkozow@gmail.com
A14. Transnational Connections: Climate Denial in the US and Brazil (Ives, Diogo, Rio de Janeiro State University, Lima, Maria Isabel Santos, Rio de Janeiro State University, BRA) diogoives@gmail.com, mariaisabellima@iesp.uerj.br
A15. The Landscape of Southern Ocean Diplomacy (Soza, Soledad, Pontifica Universidad Catolica de Chile, CHL) soledad_soza@yahoo.com
A18. The Changing Role of United Nations in Global Climate Governance (Duarte, Jessica, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, BRA) jessica.jd.duarte@gmail.com
SESSION 6: Indigenous Practices, Governmental Intervention and Justice in the Times of Changing Climate (13:00-14:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Medina, Martin, Universidad de la Cuenca del Plata, Argentina
Discussant: Gharbaoui, Dalila, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
B04. The Role of Native Seeds in Ensuring Food Security and Sustainability (Ludwig, Milena Gonçalves, Universidade Estadual Paulista, BRA) milenagludwig@gmail.com
B06. Economic and Social Development in Brazil: Debt-REDD Swaps Supported by the Amazon Fund (Miguez, José Domingos Gonzalez, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, BRA, Manjate, Marília Telma Antonio, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, BRA) cdm_miguez@yahoo.com.br, telma.manjate12@gmail.com, thiagomendes81@gmail.com
B09. Undemocratic Practices in the Chilean Forestry System (Calderón, Matías Antonio Cortés, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, CHL) macortes8@uc.cl
B11. Pachamama Revisited: Indigenous Practices, Political Attitudes, and the Environment (Morales, Daniel Moreno, CIUDADANIA Comunidad de Estudios Sociales y Acción Pública, BOL) dmorenom@gmail.com
B12. Debates on Climate Justice: Balancing Global and Local Actors and Scales (Greggo, Marcela, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de São Paulo, BRA, Budini, Terra, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de São Paulo, BRA) marcelagreggo@gmail.com, tfbudini@pucsp.br
SESSION 7 : Migration, Water Resources, Science, and Plastics: Governmental Policies and Social Movement as Responses to the Climate Change and Environmental Pollution (15:00-16:30 UTC)
Chair/Discussant: Inada, Juichi, Senshu University, Japan
Discussant: Mobasher, Mohammed Bashir, American University, USA
B17. Waters, Forests and Climate Change governance in the Amazon Basin: challenges and relevance for the climate conditions in South America (De Souza, Matilde, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, BRA, Hoffman Versieux, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, BRA, Neves Peixoto, Camila – Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, Brazil, Nascimento, Victor, Pontificia Universidade Catolica de Minas Gerais, BRA) matilde@pucminas.br, victormatosnasc@gmail.com, bernardo_hv@yahoo.com.br
B18. Addressing Plastic Pollution and the Process of Building an Effective International Regime (Martinez, Elias David Morales, Federal University of ABC, BRA, Yassin, Ahmed, Banlastic, EGY) david.morales@ufabc.edu.br, ahyassin007@gmail.com
A09. Climate Change and Brazilian Army’s Military Education (Lobo, Juvencio Antonio Vasconcelos, Brazilian Army Command and General Staff College, BRA) juvencioantonio@terra.com.br
A03. China in the Arctic: A 2023 Perspective (Harrington, Jonathan, Olympic College, USA-W) jharrington@olympic.edu
A07. Disaster Response in Peru: The Case of Sendero Luminoso and Violence (Millerd, Carly, Mitchell, Sara McLaughlin, Pizzi, Elise, Choi, Jeongho, University of Iowa, USA-C) carly-millerd@uiowa.edu, sara-mitchell@uiowa.edu, elise-pizzi@uiowa.edu
Closing Keynote: 16:40 - 16:50 (UTC)
Hassan, Hamdy A. (Zayed University, IIWS, UAE)
04:40 - 04:50 (9/23) NZ, 01:30 - 01:40 (9/23) JP, 20:40 - 20:50 UAE, 18:40 - 18:50 FR, 12:40 - 12:50 US-EST
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