TIU Global Dialogues
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TIU Global Dialogue Series: Why Did She Die? Immigration Detention Practices in Japan
By Evan Ronny Hotasi and Dilnaz Yeleussizova As a part of the annual TIU Global Dialogue Series, on June 23, Tokyo International University had the honour to welcome Professor Yukari Ando, a distinguished scholar from the University of Osaka specializing in International Human Rights, to lead the discussion regarding the unfortunate case of Miss Sandamali,…
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TIU Global Dialogue Series: Japan’s Foreign and Security Policymaking in the Changing Geopolitical Landscape of the Indo-Pacific Region
By Trang Vu and Dieu Bui On May 24, the TIU Global Dialogue Committee was honored to welcome Professor Misato Matsuoka from Teikyo University to hold a lecture regarding Japan’s Foreign and Security Policymaking in the Changing Geopolitical Landscape of the Indo-Pacific Region. The session was moderated by Professor Miyashita and was joined by other…
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TIU Global Dialogue Series: Can China’s Billionaires Help Save the World from the Pandemic?
By Debie Alarcon and Teguh Ganesha On April 26, the TIU Global Dialogue hosted an insightful lecture by Professor Gerald Chan of the University of Auckland on China’s health diplomacy and the crucial role of billionaires in the endeavor – one of the key components that form China’s modern Silk Road. With Professor Hak Yin…
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TIU Global Dialogue Series: Japanese Pop Culture and Nation Branding
Lecture on Japanese Popular Media by Professor Barbara Greene By Kazi S. Earlier in March, the TIU Global Dialogue Committee successfully held another seminar with Professor Barbara Greene, providing an exciting and thought-provoking presentation on Japanese Pop Culture and Nation Branding. The session was joined by other professors, TIU students, and students from The Chinese…
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TIU Global Dialogue Series: CHINA’S NEW WORLD ORDER
The 20th TIU Global Dialogue was held on June 18th to commemorate Professor Hak Yin Li’s new book, “China’s New World Order: Changes in the Non-Intervention Policy”. The hybrid session was moderated by Professor Lamont and was attended by various professors from the IR department along with students from TIU and beyond.