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-Professor Umberto Ansaldo is currently an Honorary Professor in the University of Hong Kong.
Abstract Teaser: The Work of the University in Perilous Times Universities across the globe are under attack, and threats are coming from many directions. Some of us find ourselves at ground zero in the culture wars: in the United States, for example,…
Abstract Teaser: In modern society, literacy extends beyond mere reading and writing skills to encompass the ability to navigate the diverse modes through which meanings are constructed. Therefore, a literate person is, by definition, somebody who interprets and designs meaning-making entities in…
Abstract Teaser: The launch of low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellite constellations providing broadband internet direct to subscribers has been met with varied responses by national regulatory authorities. On one hand, LEO satellite constellations may be revolutionising the telecommunications industry, particularly for high seas communication,…
-Dr Ayako Harada is Professor of Sociology of Law at Nagoya University Graduate School of Law, Japan.
-With 40+ years of experience in public affairs in Japan, Timothy Langley is the founder and driving force behind Langley Esquire, K.K.
-Noriko Odagiri is Professor of Clinical Psychology at Tokyo International University where she teaches clinical psychology within the university’s counselling course.
-Professor Rokuro Tabuchi is a professor in the Faculty of Human Sciences at Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan, where he has taught sociology since 2007.
Abstract Teaser: Japan has had a long legal tradition of awarding only sole custody in the event of the dissolution of a marriage: this is deeply rooted in the traditional koseki family registry system. Koseki means “membership of a household” and is…
-Emiko Miyashita is a prominent and widely published haiku poet, as well as an award-winning translator who has given invited lectures and workshops around the world.
Abstract Teaser: Haiku is a style of poetry that enlightens and opens readers and writers to new perspectives, renowned for both its simplicity and complexity. As an art form, it has rapidly evolved from structured Japanese short-verse to an international phenomena that…
Abstract Teaser: In the last five years, the world has bore witness to various forms of conflict based on religious discrimination and/or patriarchal oppression; riots spurned by ethnic conflict and global political upheavals, the recent bio-war (COVID-19), and of course, the physical…
Department of Social Work, Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan
With 25years of experience teaching courses in both undergraduate and graduate levels. Major fields are IVP, Child Welfare, Gender Issues, Diversity, and Adopti
Abstract Teaser: Adoption disclosure are encouraged by the Taiwanese government. However, many adoptive parents are still hesitant to do so, as they are afraid it may harm the parent-child relationship. This qualitative examined the adoption disclosure experience of adoptees. The aims of…
Abstract Teaser: This study explored the resilience of children with incarcerated parents in South Korea, a context where parental incarceration is highly stigmatized and under-researched. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 14 adolescents who had experienced parental incarceration, and analyzed their narratives using…
Abstract Teaser: This paper outlines a sociology of the everyday approach and its utility for developing from the ground level up our understanding of the ways in which people and communities in contemporary Brunei Darussalam perceive, interpret and negotiate their day-to-day lives…
Abstract Teaser: In the aftermath of the Northern Ireland conflict, nurses emerged as crucial societal pillars, alleviating its repercussions. The COVID-19 pandemic added challenges to recognizing their invaluable contributions. This paper delves into the intricate relationship between nursing and sociology, emphasizing the…
Abstract Teaser: The use of technology and social networks have opened up new possibilities for learning. The data provided by datareportal.com, in 2023 shows that there were 17.82 million internet users in Romania. Also the median mobile internet connection speed in Romania…
Abstract Teaser: The built environment profoundly reflects and influences the processes of human society, serving as a mirror to the sociological dynamics and discourses that shape urban life. Exploring 'social morphology'—the study of how societal structures are embodied in urban forms—this research…
Abstract Teaser: This paper examines the impact of human resource management on teachers' global competitiveness. It explores demographics; practices of the principals in terms of recruitment and selection, performance appraisal, remuneration, training and development, and employee safety and health; skills of teachers…
Abstract Teaser: How can the embodied subject be recreated as a chaotic, mobile, and creative space? In A Thousand Plateaus, Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari propose intermediary “milieus” between rigid forms to be where creative chaos and transversal communication may happen. The…
Abstract Teaser: This study is to conduct a consideration of cultural-tourism focused authenticity of regional tourism resources triggered by the TV drama. Cultural-tourism aimed at deepening understanding of the culture through experiences and other activities related to cultural resources. The case study…
Abstract Teaser: The surge in music streaming numbers from urban Southeast Asian and Latin American users in 2019, known as the "trigger cities" phenomenon, has catapulted emerging artists, predominantly distributed from the West, into global recognition. This study investigates the power dynamics…
Abstract Teaser: This paper discusses Amadeo Preziosi’s Orientalist representations within the socio-political and cultural contexts of nineteenth century Ottoman Empire. Adopting the theoretical lens of Orientalism, this paper will show how Preziosi’s oeuvre is interlaced with the lexicon of Eurocentric exoticisation of…
Abstract Teaser: As the global landscape becomes increasingly interconnected, understanding how individuals from diverse backgrounds perceive and approach complex geo-political matters, such as contested place names, is crucial. Taking account of this, this presentation will share results from research that examined the…
Abstract Teaser: The "Knotted" video series served as a reflective exploration of my identity as an artist, researcher, and educator amidst a dynamically evolving social and cultural landscape series that embodies an autoethnographic, practice-led research approach. The aim is driven by understanding…
Abstract Teaser: The article explores the complex interactions between tradition and modernity in the intellectual landscapes of the Ottoman Empire and China during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The author investigates the concept of modernity and its implications on the…
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Panel Presentation: Donald E. Hall, Umberto Ansaldo
Session Information:Thursday, May 23, 2024 13:00
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Main Room (Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho Conference Center 4F)
Presentation Type:Featured Panel Session
-Professor Umberto Ansaldo is currently an Honorary Professor in the University of Hong Kong.
Abstract Teaser: The Work of the University in Perilous Times Universities across the globe are under attack, and threats are coming from many directions. Some of us find ourselves at ground zero in the culture wars: in the United States, for example,…
Navigating Polarising Discourses: Cultivating Values-Based Literacies in a Multimodal Society
Session Information:Thursday, May 23, 2024 14:50
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Main Room (Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho Conference Center 4F)
Presentation Type:Keynote Presentation
Abstract Teaser: In modern society, literacy extends beyond mere reading and writing skills to encompass the ability to navigate the diverse modes through which meanings are constructed. Therefore, a literate person is, by definition, somebody who interprets and designs meaning-making entities in…
Satellite Constellations and National Communities
Session Information:Thursday, May 23, 2024 15:45
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Main Room (Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho Conference Center 4F)
Presentation Type:Keynote Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The launch of low-earth-orbit (LEO) satellite constellations providing broadband internet direct to subscribers has been met with varied responses by national regulatory authorities. On one hand, LEO satellite constellations may be revolutionising the telecommunications industry, particularly for high seas communication,…
Ethics and Care in Sole Custody Policy
Session Information:Friday, May 24, 2024 9:45
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Orion Hall (5F)
Presentation Type:Featured Panel Session
-Dr Ayako Harada is Professor of Sociology of Law at Nagoya University Graduate School of Law, Japan.
-With 40+ years of experience in public affairs in Japan, Timothy Langley is the founder and driving force behind Langley Esquire, K.K.
-Noriko Odagiri is Professor of Clinical Psychology at Tokyo International University where she teaches clinical psychology within the university’s counselling course.
-Professor Rokuro Tabuchi is a professor in the Faculty of Human Sciences at Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan, where he has taught sociology since 2007.
Abstract Teaser: Japan has had a long legal tradition of awarding only sole custody in the event of the dissolution of a marriage: this is deeply rooted in the traditional koseki family registry system. Koseki means “membership of a household” and is…
What is Haiku?
Session Information:Friday, May 24, 2024 14:00
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Orion Hall (5F)
Presentation Type:Workshop Presentation
-Emiko Miyashita is a prominent and widely published haiku poet, as well as an award-winning translator who has given invited lectures and workshops around the world.
Abstract Teaser: Haiku is a style of poetry that enlightens and opens readers and writers to new perspectives, renowned for both its simplicity and complexity. As an art form, it has rapidly evolved from structured Japanese short-verse to an international phenomena that…
Possibilities of Change: Surviving the Times of Conflict
Session Information:Monday, May 27, 2024 9:00
Session: Plenary Session
Room: Room A (Live Stream)
Presentation Type:Keynote Presentation
Abstract Teaser: In the last five years, the world has bore witness to various forms of conflict based on religious discrimination and/or patriarchal oppression; riots spurned by ethnic conflict and global political upheavals, the recent bio-war (COVID-19), and of course, the physical…
How Adoption Disclosure Impact on Identity and Family Relationship (77661)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Department of Social Work, Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan
With 25years of experience teaching courses in both undergraduate and graduate levels. Major fields are IVP, Child Welfare, Gender Issues, Diversity, and Adopti
Abstract Teaser: Adoption disclosure are encouraged by the Taiwanese government. However, many adoptive parents are still hesitant to do so, as they are afraid it may harm the parent-child relationship. This qualitative examined the adoption disclosure experience of adoptees. The aims of…
Resilience in the Shadow of Shame: A Qualitative Analysis of Children with Incarcerated Parents in South Korea (79647)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This study explored the resilience of children with incarcerated parents in South Korea, a context where parental incarceration is highly stigmatized and under-researched. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 14 adolescents who had experienced parental incarceration, and analyzed their narratives using…
Beyond the Ordinary: Toward a Sociology of the Everyday in Brunei Darussalam (77988)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This paper outlines a sociology of the everyday approach and its utility for developing from the ground level up our understanding of the ways in which people and communities in contemporary Brunei Darussalam perceive, interpret and negotiate their day-to-day lives…
The Sociology of Nursing the ‘Troubles’ (79499)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: In the aftermath of the Northern Ireland conflict, nurses emerged as crucial societal pillars, alleviating its repercussions. The COVID-19 pandemic added challenges to recognizing their invaluable contributions. This paper delves into the intricate relationship between nursing and sociology, emphasizing the…
The Edtech Technologies and Their Impact on the School Performance in Romania (80496)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The use of technology and social networks have opened up new possibilities for learning. The data provided by datareportal.com, in 2023 shows that there were 17.82 million internet users in Romania. Also the median mobile internet connection speed in Romania…
Autodidactic City: Skopje’s Socio-Urban Palimpsest in the Early Twentieth-Century (81150)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The built environment profoundly reflects and influences the processes of human society, serving as a mirror to the sociological dynamics and discourses that shape urban life. Exploring 'social morphology'—the study of how societal structures are embodied in urban forms—this research…
Human Resource Management as it Relates to Teachers’ Global Competitiveness (81239)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This paper examines the impact of human resource management on teachers' global competitiveness. It explores demographics; practices of the principals in terms of recruitment and selection, performance appraisal, remuneration, training and development, and employee safety and health; skills of teachers…
How to Become a Mobile Milieus (虛): A Deleuzian Reading of the Subjectivity of Taichi (太極拳) (79891)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: How can the embodied subject be recreated as a chaotic, mobile, and creative space? In A Thousand Plateaus, Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari propose intermediary “milieus” between rigid forms to be where creative chaos and transversal communication may happen. The…
Consideration Focused on the Polish-up and Authenticity of Regional Culture Tourism Resources Triggered by the TV Drama (79281)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This study is to conduct a consideration of cultural-tourism focused authenticity of regional tourism resources triggered by the TV drama. Cultural-tourism aimed at deepening understanding of the culture through experiences and other activities related to cultural resources. The case study…
Globalizing Indonesian Artists: Western Audiences’ Perceived Coolness for Breaking into the Global Popular Music Market (80854)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The surge in music streaming numbers from urban Southeast Asian and Latin American users in 2019, known as the "trigger cities" phenomenon, has catapulted emerging artists, predominantly distributed from the West, into global recognition. This study investigates the power dynamics…
The Orientalist Aesthetic in Amadeo Preziosi’s Oeuvre (81175)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: This paper discusses Amadeo Preziosi’s Orientalist representations within the socio-political and cultural contexts of nineteenth century Ottoman Empire. Adopting the theoretical lens of Orientalism, this paper will show how Preziosi’s oeuvre is interlaced with the lexicon of Eurocentric exoticisation of…
Exploring Foreigner Perspectives on Contested Place Names in Okinawa (78529)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: As the global landscape becomes increasingly interconnected, understanding how individuals from diverse backgrounds perceive and approach complex geo-political matters, such as contested place names, is crucial. Taking account of this, this presentation will share results from research that examined the…
Knotted: I n(weave)– My Autoethnographic Inquiry into Practice (81227)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The "Knotted" video series served as a reflective exploration of my identity as an artist, researcher, and educator amidst a dynamically evolving social and cultural landscape series that embodies an autoethnographic, practice-led research approach. The aim is driven by understanding…
A Comparative Article on Ottoman and Chinese Intellectuals on the Issues of Progress, Science and Modernity (1860s-1910s) (78505)
Session Information:Session: On Demand
Room: Virtual Video Presentation
Presentation Type: Virtual Presentation
Abstract Teaser: The article explores the complex interactions between tradition and modernity in the intellectual landscapes of the Ottoman Empire and China during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The author investigates the concept of modernity and its implications on the…
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