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Exploring a New Global Governance in the Changing Geopolitical Dynamics
Exploring a New Global Governance in the Changing Geopolitical Dynamics
The course will explore a new global governance amid changing geopolitical dynamics.
The Ukraine crisis presented to us the seismic change of the global order we got so accustomed to for so long
time since the end of the second world war.
Even before the crisis in Ukraine, we have struggled with the Pandemic and geopolitical tensions between the US and China, which urged us to rethink of the government policies, global supply chains and business strategies.
We also face the common challenges coming from the climate crisis.
In the unprecedented global environments, we need to have acute sense and intelligence of what are happening in the globe and read sings on the horizon, in order to survive.
The course will look into a variety of aspects of global political economy, including US-China tension, the Ukraine
crisis, the change of geopolitical landscape in Europe and energy security, changing power balance in the
Indo-Pacific, entanglement of economic security with economic interdependence, free trade and the international trading system, the climate crisis and decarbonization, and governance of digital economy.
It will also discuss how middle powers in the Indo-Pacific such as Japan, Australia, ROK and South-East Asian nations should react to the changing geopolitical environments in the region.
It will also try to understand how business are transforming their global operations and promoting innovation
to respond to the heightened geopolitical tension, supply chain risks and eminent common challenges such as climate change.
The objective of the course is to help participants understand and analyze issues relevant to the today’s world
in the geopolitical perspectives. In order to do this, I will invite top class experts on each issue
from around the world.
I presume the participants interested in this course aspire to chart their own professional careers in public
service, international organizations, academia or global business and start-ups. My hope is to navigate the participants to think through their own choice for the future and prepare them
with the basic perspectives..
The Ukraine crisis presented to us the seismic change of the global order we got so accustomed to for so long
time since the end of the second world war.
Even before the crisis in Ukraine, we have struggled with the Pandemic and geopolitical tensions between the US and China, which urged us to rethink of the government policies, global supply chains and business strategies.
We also face the common challenges coming from the climate crisis.
In the unprecedented global environments, we need to have acute sense and intelligence of what are happening in the globe and read sings on the horizon, in order to survive.
The course will look into a variety of aspects of global political economy, including US-China tension, the Ukraine
crisis, the change of geopolitical landscape in Europe and energy security, changing power balance in the
Indo-Pacific, entanglement of economic security with economic interdependence, free trade and the international trading system, the climate crisis and decarbonization, and governance of digital economy.
It will also discuss how middle powers in the Indo-Pacific such as Japan, Australia, ROK and South-East Asian nations should react to the changing geopolitical environments in the region.
It will also try to understand how business are transforming their global operations and promoting innovation
to respond to the heightened geopolitical tension, supply chain risks and eminent common challenges such as climate change.
The objective of the course is to help participants understand and analyze issues relevant to the today’s world
in the geopolitical perspectives. In order to do this, I will invite top class experts on each issue
from around the world.
I presume the participants interested in this course aspire to chart their own professional careers in public
service, international organizations, academia or global business and start-ups. My hope is to navigate the participants to think through their own choice for the future and prepare them
with the basic perspectives..
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学期
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5130235
GPP-MP6Z30L3
Exploring a New Global Governance in the Changing Geopolitical Dynamics
渡辺 哲也
金曜2限
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2
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公共政策学教育部
授業計画
[April 8] Overview: The Changing Geopolitical Dynamics
Prof. Tetsuya Watanabe, Vice President, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry (RIETI)
[April 15] Energy Security and Ukraine Crisis
Mr. Nobuo Tanaka, Former Executive Director, the International Energy Agency (IEA)
[April 22] Governance of Digital Economy
Ms. Grace Gown, Head of Global Government Advisory, Access Partnership
[May 6] Navigating US-China Trade & Investment Tensions
Dr. Mary E. Lovely, Anthony M. Solomon Senior Fellow, The Peterson Institute for International Economics
(PIIE) / Professor of Economics at the Maxwell School, Syracuse University
[May 13] Geopolitics of Digital Currency
Mr. Hiroyuki Nishimura, Member of the Editorial Board of the Nikkei
[May 20] US-China Geopolitical Tension - ASEAN Perspectives
Ambassador Bilahari Kausikan, the former Permanent Secretary, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore
[May 27] Zero Carbonomis -How Will Decarbonization Reshape the Landscape of Global Economy?
Mr. Shinichiro Takiguchi, Senior Specialist, The Japan Research Institute, Limited,
MBA (Energy Finance), The University of Texas at Austin
[June 3] Multilateralism in an Era of Great Power Competition - Economic Integration and its Entanglement with National Security
Dr. Shiro P. Armstrong, Associate Professor, Crawford School of Public Policy, Australian National University; Director, Australia-Japan Research Centre; Director, East Asian Bureau of Economic Research
[June 10] Global Risk and Emerging Risk Management
Mr. Tomoshiro Hamura, Risk Management Office, Recruit Co., Ltd.
[June 17] Promoting Business Innovation and Creating Ecosystem for Start-Ups
Dr. Masaru Nagura, Director of Community Development, CIC Japan G.K.
[June 24] International Legal Practice & Global Business
Mr. Kojiro Fujii, Partner, Nishimura & Asahi
[July 1] European Political Economy
Mr. Yasuo Tanabe, Managing Director, EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation
[July 8] Presentations by the Participants and Wrap-Up
Prof. Tetsuya Watanabe.
授業の方法
Each session will start with the briefing by the lecture or a guest lecturer, followed by interactive discussion
with the participants.
For participants to prepare for their own professional careers, presentation skills are equally indispensable as with analytical and writing capabilities. Participants are encouraged to express and assert his or her own perspectives on each topic during the session. Silence will be judged as absence. I will also allocate the final session for the
presentation by the participants.
by the participants.
成績評価方法
Evaluate the contributions to the discussions and the report to be submitted after the semester.
教科書
To be informed as necessary.
Participants are encouraged to daily read Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Economist and Nikkei Asia. It is not a requirement but will help the participants find and shape interesting perspectives.
参考書
To be informed as necessary.
履修上の注意
Sessions will be conducted in English. Both Japanese and foreign students are welcome.
