CARRICURAM VITAE. (Research Associate, Hiroshima Institute for Peace Science, Hiroshima University)

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1 1 April 2014 CARRICURAM VITAE Tatsuo YAMANE (Ph.D.) Sex: Male Place of Birth (Age): Niigata, Japan (43 years old, born in 1970) Nationality: Japanese Current Employment Associate Professor Course of Peace & Coexistence, Graduate School for International Development and Cooperation (IDEC) Hiroshima University, Japan tyamane(at)hiroshima-u.ac.jp (Research Associate, Hiroshima Institute for Peace Science, Hiroshima University) Area of Interests International Relations on International Security and Peace Studies -Armed Conflicts and International Security -Peacebuilding and Human Security -State Failure and International Relations -Global Governance -Security Governance and Regionalism in Africa -Non-state Actors and International Relations -United Nations Educational Background Ph.D., (International Public Policy), Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), Osaka University, Japan September 2005 M.A., (International Public Policy), Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP), Osaka University, Japan March 1999 B.A., Faculty of Language (Spanish Course [Political Studies on Latin America]), Osaka University of Foreign Studies (integrated into the current Osaka University in 2007), Osaka, Japan March 1995 Job Experiences Associate Professor (full-time) Course of Peace & Coexistence, Graduate School for International Development and Cooperation Hiroshima University Since April Specially Appointed Associate Professor (full-time), Cross Boundary Innovation Program, Institute for Academic Initiatives (Visiting Researcher, Osaka School of International Public Policy) Osaka University March 2012-March

2 Specially Appointed Researcher (part-time), The Office for the Promotion of East Asian Collaboration, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University July 2011-February 2012 Assistant Professor (full-time), Department of Peace & Coexistence, Graduate School for International Development and cooperation, Hiroshima University July 2007-June 2011 (Visiting Researcher, Faculty of Social Science, the University of Helsinki, Finland, September 2010-January 2011) Researcher (full-time), Secretariat for Academic Research Project on Hiroshima Partnership for Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HIPEC), Hiroshima University August 2005-June 2007 Lecturer (part-time), Kobe Women s University (Japan) July 2007, July 2008, July 2009 Lecturer (part-time), Osaka International University (Japan) April 2005-September 2005 Lecturer (part-time), Senri Kinran University (Japan) April 2005-September 2005 Director (full-time), Project of Peacebuilding through Health Activities in Sri Lanka, Association of Medical Doctors in Asia (AMDA [International NGO], Headquarter: Okayama, Japan) (Sri Lanka) April 2003-April 2004 Research Assistant (part-time), Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University October 2002-February 2003 Advisor (full-time), Political Section, Permanent Mission of Japan to the United Nations (New York) May 1999-july 2000 Research Partnership on Academic Project Researcher, Project on Cooperation between the United Nations and Regional Organizations on Peacekeeping and Peacebuiding Activities, Research Institute of Peace and Security (Japan), commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Japan) August 2007-March 2008 Researcher, Research Project on Agenda for Post-Conflicts in Africa, Institute of Developing Economies in Japan External Trade Organization (IDE-JETRO) (Japan) April 2006-March 2008 Researcher, Research Project on conflict Prevention, The Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) (Japan), commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan January 2003-March 2003 Evaluation Consultant, Evaluation on Japan s Contribution to Peacebuilding, Commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan August 2005-March 2006 Teaching Experience Subject: Seminar on Peace and Coexistence (Master Course and Doctor Course) 2

3 Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2014-September 2014 (in English) October 2014-March 2015 (in English) Subject: Human Security Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2013-September 2013 (in English) April 2014-September 2014 (in English) Subject: Peace Cooperation (for Undergraduate in Special Program with study tour abroad) Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2013-September 2013 (in Japanese) April 2014-September 2014 (in Japanese) Subject: International conflict (for Undergraduate) General Education Curriculum (Peace Course), Hiroshima University April 2014-September 2014 (in Japanese) Subject: Conflict Resolution in International Politics Faculty of Law, Hiroshima University October 2014-March 2015 (in Japanese) Subject: Global Partnership ( Peace and Security in omnibus, introductory lecture for undergraduate) Hiroshima University April 2013-September 2013 (in Japanese) Subject: Practice for Peacebuiding (concurrent in omnibus), in Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2013-September 2013 (in English) April 2014-September 2014 (in English) Subject: International Relations (concurrent in omnibus), in Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2013-September 2013 (in Japanese) October 2013-March 2014 (in English) April 2014-September 2014 (in Japanese) October 2014-March 2015 (in English) (Past experience until 2011) Subject: International Legal and Political Systems (full-semester), Graduate School of International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University January 2011 (intensive course for one semester) (in English) October 2009-March 2010 (in English) October 2008-March 2009 (in English) October 2007-March 2008 (in English) Subject: Practice for Peacebuiding (concurrent in omnibus), International Relations (concurrent in omnibus), in Graduate School of International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University October 2009-March 2010 (in English) October 2008-March 2009 (in English) Subject: International Relations (concurrent in omnibus), in Graduate School of International Development & Cooperation, Hiroshima University April 2010-September 2010 (in Japanese) October 2009-March 2010 (in English) April 2009-September 2009 (in Japanese) 3

4 October 2008-March 2009 (in English) April 2008-September 2008 (in Japanese) Subject: International Cooperation (Special Field Work: Course for Philippine), International Relations (concurrent in omnibus), Graduate School of International Development & Cooperation, in Hiroshima University August 2009 Subject: Peacebuiding and Conflict Prevention (concurrent in omnibus), in Kobe Women s University July 2009, July 2008, July 2007 (in Japanese) Subjects: Non-Governmental Organization (full-semester), and World Environment and International Politics (full-semester), in Osaka International University April 2005-September 2005 (in Japanese) Subject: Political Science (full-semester), in Senri Kinran University (Japan) April 2005-September 2005 (in Japanese) Academic Associations The International Studies Association (ISA) Since 2009 The Japan Association of Disarmament Studies (JADS) Since 2009 (April 2010-March 2011: A member of the editorial committee) The Peace Studies Association of Japan (PSAJ) Since 2002 The Japan Association of International Relations (JAIR) Since 2001 The Japan Association for United Nations Studies (JAUNS) Since 2001 Publications Dissertations 1. Yamane, T., Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration of Ex-combatants in International Peace Operations: Linking Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, Doctoral thesis, Osaka University, (in Japanese) 2. Yamane, T., Multilateral Cooperation in Tumen River Development Program: A Test of Development Regime in Northeast Asia (Japanese), Master s Thesis, Osaka University, (in Japanese) Books 3. Yamane, T., Peacebuilding and Transitional Justice, in Kikkawa, Gen; Shuto, Motoko; Mutsushika, Shigeo, and Mochizuki, Yasue (eds.), Global Governance, 2014, pp (in Japanese) 4. Yamane, T., DDR and Liberian Civil Wars, in Takeuchi, Shinichi (ed.), Between Peace and War: Africa after Outbreak of Wars and International Society, The Institute of Developing Economy-Japan External Trade Organizations (IDE-JETRO), 2008, pp (in Japanese) (Refereed) Articles (in Refereed Scientific Journal) 5. Yamane, T., Constructing Security Governance on State Failure: From Case on Conflict Prevention by Non-state Actor in West African Region, Research Paper Series of Hiroshima University Partnership of Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HIPEC), No.8, 2012, pp (in Japanese) 6. Yamane, T., State Failure and Armed Groups: An Implication on Peacebuilding, Hiroshima Peace Science, Vol.31, 2009, pp (in English) 4

5 7. Yamane, T., Intentions of Peacebuilding in Liberian Civil War: Statebuilding after the collapse of Taylor s Regime, Research Paper Series of Hiroshima University Partnership of Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HIPEC), No.6, 2008, pp (in Japanese) 8. Yamane, T., Examining Reintegrated Societies with Ex-combatants: An Approach for Transformation of State Governance through DDR, International Politics (Japan), No.149, 2007, pp (in Japanese) 9. Yamane, T., Characteristics of DDR in Afghanistan: Comparative Studies among Cases of The United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, Research Paper Series of Hiroshima University Partnership of Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HIPEC), No.4, 2006, pp (in Japanese) 10. Yamane, T., Uesugi, Yuji, Hideaki, Shinoda, and Rumiko, Seya, DDR in Afghanistan: An Analysis of its Overall, Research Paper Series of Hiroshima University Partnership of Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HIPEC), No.1, 2006, pp (in Japanese) Other Articles 11. Yamane, T., Examining an Alternative Conclusion of Armed Conflict after Breakdown of Peace Agreement: The Case of Sri Lanka, Hideaki, Shinoda (ed.), IPSHU English Research Report Series (Special Issue: Peacebuilding in South Asia: Challenges and Opportunities), No.25, 2010, pp (in English) 12. Yamane, T., DDR and SSR: From a Viewpoint of DDR with Human-centered Approach, Yuji, Uesugi and Susumu, Hasegawa (eds.), IPSHU Research Series (Special Issue: Peacebuildng and Security Sector Reform), No.45, 2010, pp (in Japanese) 13. Yamane, T., Examining Regime Change Dynamics in Afghanistan through Relationships between States and Armed Groups, Yuji Uesugi (ed.), IPSHU English Research Paper Series, No.24, 2009, pp (in English) 14. Yamane, T., State Failure and Armed Groups: With a Reference to the Argument of Domestic Anarchy, IPSHU Research Paper Series, No.42, 2009, pp (in Japanese) 15. Yamane, T., Examining West African Regional Security through Relationships between States and Armed Groups: A Study of Regime Change Dynamics in Liberia, International Public Policy Studies, Vol.13, No.1, 2008, pp (in English) 16. Yamane, T., Partnerships between the United Nations and Sub-regional Organization in Africa on Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations: A case of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Research Institute for Peace and Security (RIPS) (ed.), Partnerships between the United Nations and Regional Organization on Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations, The Research Institute for Peace and Security (RIPS), 2008, pp (in Japanese) 17. Yamane, T., Examining Reintegration through Peacebuilding: How Do Peace Support Operations Reintegrate Ex-combatants into Local Societies? Hiroshima University Partnership for Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HiPeC) (ed.), Indigenous Initiatives for Peace Building: Importance of Local Viewpoints and Expected Roles of Development Assistance, Hiroshima University, 2007, pp (in English) 18. Yamane, T., DDR for Peacebuilding in Liberia, Challenges for Post-Conflict Africa, The Institute of Developing Economy-Japan External Trade Organizations (IDE-JETRO), 2007, pp (in Japanese) 19. Yamane, T., DDR in International Peace Operations: Linking Peacekeeping and Peace Operations, IPSHU Research Series, No.37, (in Japanese) 20. Yamane, T., Small Arms in Armed Conflicts: DDR and its Promises and Problems, Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding, The Japan Institute of International Affairs (Contract Research to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Japan), 2003, pp (in Japanese) 21. Yamane, T., UN Peacekeeping Operations (UNPKO) and Disarmament: The Scope of the Mandate of UNPKOs and its Effectiveness, A Special Number of International Studies (on the occasion of mandatory retirement of Professor Taisuke Higashi from Osaka University of Foreign Studies), Osaka University of Foreign Studies, 2004, pp (in Japanese) Book Reviews 22. Yamane, T., Book Review (U.S.-Japan Peacebuilding Cooperation: Roles and Recommendations toward a 5

6 Whole-of-Alliance Approach Create Space Independent Publishing Platform, 2012), OSIPP Newsletter, Vol.63 (Summer 2013), p Yamane, T., Failure or Simply Inaction (Dennis C. Jett, Why Peacekeeping Fails, Palgrave, 2001), International Public Policy Studies, Vol.6, No.2, 2002, pp (in English) 24. Yamane, T., For Development toward Peacebuilding Led by Indigenous Societies (Ohira, Tsuyoshi, How 40 Years of the UNDP has Provoked a Systemic Change in the United Nations Development Assistance and International Politics, Yuushindo, 2008 [in Japanese]), The Peace Studies Association of Japan (ed.), Peace Studies, The Waseda University Press, Vol.33, 2008, pp (in Japanese) Proceedings 25. Yamane, T., Constructing Security Governance in West Africa Region over State Failure, The International Studies Association (ISA), 53rd Annual ISA Convention, San Diego, 3 April (in English) 26. Yamane, T., State Failure and Armed Groups: An Implication on Peacebuilding, The International Studies Association (ISA) 2010, New Orleans, 19 February (in English) 27. Yamane, T., DDR and Liberian Civil War, The Donor s Role in Furthering Indigenous Initiatives for Peace Building (Proceedings of the Second HiPeC follow Up Seminar on 20 Feb. 2008), Hiroshima University for Peacebuilding and Social Capacity (HiPeC), 2008, pp (in English) 28. Yamane, T., Examining West African Regional Security from a Relationship between States and Armed Groups: A Study for Regime Change Dynamics in Liberia, The International Studies Association (ISA) 2008, San Francisco, 29 March (in English) 29. Yamane, T., Transformation of Governance and Local Peacebuilding: How Do Peace Operations Reintegrate Ex-combatants into Indigenous Societies? Proceedings: HIPEC International Peacebuilding Conference, Hiroshima, 8-9 March (in English) 30. Yamane, T., Linking Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding through Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) of Ex-combatants: Case Studies of Peace Operations in Africa, International Studies Association (ISA) 2007, Chicago, 2 March (in English) Assessment Report 31. Assessment Report for Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Evaluation for Japan s Contributions for Peacebuildng: With a Reference to a case of Afghanistan, (in Japanese) Encyclopedia 32. Yamane, T., DDR, Ishida, Yuji (ed.), Encyclopedia on Genocide (tentative), 2014 (forthcoming). (In Japanese) Others 33. Yamane, T., Human-Centered DDR from the Viewpoint of SSR, Uesugi, Yuji, Fujishige, Hiromi, and Yoshizaki, Tomonori (eds.), Security Sector Reform on Peacebuilding, Kokusaishoin, (in Japanese) 34. Yamane, T., Shinoda, Hideaki, Uesugi, Yuji, and Seya, Rumiko, Afghanistan DDR and Peacebuiding Assistance of Japan, HiPeC policy Brief, No.1, (in Japanese) 35. Yamane, T., Practice to be OSIPP: In Sri Lanka after the Peace Agreement, OSIPP News Letter (web edition), 26 April (in Japanese) Academic Presentations In Academic Associations 1. Yamane, T., Constructing Security Governance in West Africa Region over State Failure (Panel Title: National Security and International Peace), the International Studies Association (ISA), 53rd Annual ISA Convention, San Diego, 3 April (in English) 2. Yamane, T., Reconstructing Security Governance in State Failure: On African Cases (Panel: Transnational Issues), the Japan Association of International Relations (JAIR), Sapporo, Japan, 30 October (in Japanese) 3. Yamane, T., Failed States and Armed Groups: An Implication for Peacebuilding (Panel Title: Case Studies of 6

7 Peacebuilding), the International Studies Association (ISA), 51st Annual ISA Convention, New Orleans, 19 February (in English) 4. Yamane, T., Examining West African Regional Security from a Relationship between States and Armed Groups: A Study for Regime Change Dynamics in Liberia (Panel Title: Africa in IR), the International Studies Association (ISA), 49th Annual ISA Convention, San Francisco, 29 March (in English) 5. Yamane, T., Relationships between State and Armed Group on Regional Security in West Africa: Regime Change Dynamics in Case of Liberia (Panel: Security Studies), the Japan Association of International Relations (JAIR), Fukuoka, Japan, 27 October (in Japanese) 6. Yamane, T., Linking Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding through DDR of Ex-combatants: Case Studies of Peace Operations in Africa (Panel Title: Functioning of Security in Peace Operations: Critical Assessment of Key Activities of Peacebuilding), the International Studies Association (ISA), 48th Annual ISA Convention, Chicago, 2 March (in English) 7. Yamane, T., DDR among Peace Operations: Cooperation among Actors and Policy Framework, the Peace Studies Association of Japan, Tokyo, Japan, 6 November (in Japanese) In Other Research Institutions 8. Yamane, T., Security Governance and Peacebuilding: Cases in West Africa, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan, 20 February (in Japanese) 9. Yamane, T., Constructing Security Governance on State Failure: From Case on Conflict Prevention by Non-state Actor in West African Region, Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies (IDIS), University of Nairobi, Nairobi, Kenya, 18 October (in English) 10. Yamane, T., Constructing Security Governance on State Failure: From Case on Conflict Prevention by Non-state Actor in West African Region, Daystar University (Nairobi) Nairobi, Kenya, 18 October (in English) 11. Yamane, T., Global Governance, Liberal Peacebuilding and Transitional Justice, Research Seminar in the Tampere Peace Research Institute (TAPRI), University of Tampere, Tampere, Finland, 3 December (in English) 12. Yamane, T., Integrated DDR and Expanded Roles of Integrated Peace Missions, Seminar on the First Peace & Security Symposium (2011) (Theme: Challenges Multi-dimensional PKO and Integrated Peace Missions), in Japan Peacekeeping & Training Centre (in Joint Staff College of Japan Self Defense Forces), Tokyo, 8 December (in English) 13. Yamane, T., The Conclusion of Sri Lankan Armed Conflict in 2009: From the Viewpoints of New War, State Failure, and Peace Agreement, HIPECII In House Seminar (Hiroshima University), Hiroshima, 18 June (in Japanese) 14. Yamane, T., Failed States and Armed Groups: An Implication for Peacebuilding, Research Seminar in the Tampere Peace Research Institute (TAPRI), University of Tampere, Tampere, Finland, 18 May (in English) 15. Yamane, T., Failed States and Armed Groups: An Implication for Peacebuilding, The 19 th HIPEC Research Seminar, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, 18 December (in English) 16. Yamane, T., DDR and Liberian Civil War, HIPEC Follow-up Seminar for HIPEC International Peacebuilding Conference in 2007, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, 20 February (in English) 17. Yamane, T., Partnerships between the United Nations and Sub-regional Organization in Africa on Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations: A case of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 18 February (in Japanese) 18. Yamane, T., From Armed Grouping to Demobilization: The Realities and Challenges, Research Seminar of Institute of Developing Economy (IDE-JETRO), Tokyo, 27 January (in Japanese) 19. Yamane, T., Partnerships between the United Nations and Sub-regional Organization in Africa on Peacekeeping 7

8 and Peacebuilding Operations: A case of Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Research Institute for Peace and Security (RIPS), 27 December (in Japanese) 20. Yamane, T., Peacebuilding and the Liberian Civil War: Transformation of State Governance through DDR and its Challenges, Research Seminar of Institute of Developing Economy (IDE-JETRO), Tokyo, 8 December (in Japanese) 21. Yamane, T., Post-conflict DDR: A Research from a Viewpoint of International Politics, Research Seminar of Institute of Developing Economy (IDE-JETRO), Tokyo, 14 July (in Japanese) 22. Yamane, T., Examining Societies Involving Ex-combatants, 12 th HIPEC Research Seminar, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, 22 June (in Japanese) 23. Yamane, T., Transformation of Governance and Local Peacebuilding: How Do Peace Operations Reintegrate Ex-combatants into Indigenous Societies, HIPEC International Peacebuilding Conference (Co-hosted by Hiroshima Institute of Peace Science), Hiroshima Peace Conference Room, Hiroshima, 8 March (in English) 24. Yamane, T., Concept and Practice of Peacebuilding in Peacekeeping/Non-peacekeeping Environment: With the Focus on the Cases of Sudan, Sierra Leone and Indonesia (Aceh), the 9 th HIPEC Research Seminar, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, 26 January (in English) 25. Yamane, T., Peacebuildng and DDR in Liberia, Research Seminar of Institute of Developing Economy (IDE-JETRO), Tokyo, 2 December (in Japanese) 26. Yamane, T., Characteristics of DDR in Afghanistan: Comparative Studies among Cases of the United Nations Peacekeeping Operations, The 3 rd HIPEC Research Seminar, Hiroshima University, Hiroshima, 2 November (in Japanese) Grants 1. Yamane, T. (A research by individual), A Research on African Security Governance associated with State Failure, 1,300,000JPN (Continuation), Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research ( KAKEN KIBAN C ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane, T. (A research by individual), A Research on African Security Governance associated with State Failure, 1,300,000JPN (Continuation), Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research ( KAKEN KIBAN C ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane, T. (A research by individual), A Research on African Security Governance associated with State Failure, 2,600,000JPN, Grant-in Aid for Scientific Research ( KAKEN KIBAN C ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane, T. (A research by individual), A Research for Security Governance on Non-State Actors: From a Viewpoint of Peacebuilding on State Failure in Africa, Travel cost and living expenses in Finland, Institutional Program for Young Researcher Overseas Visits" by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane, T. (A research by individual), A Research on Relationships between State Failure and Armed Group in Africa, 1,950,000JPN (continuation), Grant-in Aid for Young Scientist ( KAKEN WAKATE B ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane T. (A research by individual), A Research on Relationships between State Failure and Armed Group in Africa, 2,340,000 JPN, Grant-in Aid for Young Scientist ( KAKEN WAKATE B ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY Yamane T. (A research by individual), A Research for DDR in International Peace Operations Linking Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, 1,400,000JPN (continuation), Grant-in Aid for Young Scientist ( KAKEN WAKATE B ), Japan by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), FY

9 8. Yamane T. (A research by individual), A Research for DDR in International Peace Operations Linking Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding, 1,600,000JPN, Grant-in Aid for Young Scientist ( KAKEN WAKATE B ) by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS), Japan, FY2006. Contributions to Society 1. Lecturer, Lecture on Public Administration and Japan s Peacebuilding Assistance, International Conference on Peacebuilding Together: Curriculum Development of Hiroshima Training for the Bangsamoro Government, Hiroshima University, 27 March 2014.(in English) 2. Lecturer, New Approach of Lecture on International Conflict for Peace, Symposium hosted by Institute for Peace Science of Hiroshima University (IPSHU), Hiroshima University, 15 March (in Japanese) 3. Discussant, Thinking of Post MDGs, Research Seminar of Japan Society for International development (Hiroshima Affiliate) Co-hosted by JICA and IDEC, Hiroshima University, 18 November 2013.(in Japanese) 4. Lecturer, Lecture on Peacebuilding in Liberia for an Expert in the Field of Development, The Japan International cooperation Agency (JICA), 2 September (in Japanese) 5. Chair, The 254 th IDEC Asia Seminar (Speaker: Mr. Hideaki Nakajima, Former formulation Advisor in JICA Liberia, Health Cooperation in Post-Conflict Setting ), Graduate School for International Development & Cooperation, 16 July (in English) 6. Lecturer, Lecture on Contemporary Armed Conflict and Peacebuilding, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, 25 May 2011.(in English) 7. Chair, HiPeC Workshop in Hiroshima (3-5 August 2010), On Peacebuilding and Security Sector Governance in Asia, Session 7: Sri Lanka (Chair: Tatsuo Yamane, Presenter: S. I. Keethaponcalan (Senior Lecture of Colombo University), Discussant: Eleanor Pavey (Officer of Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Groups [DECAF]), 22 August 2010.(in English) 8. Lecturer, Lecture on Peacebuilding in Liberia for an Expert in the Field of Development, The Japan International cooperation Agency (JICA), 22 June (in English) 9. Lecturer, Lecture on Contemporary Armed Conflict and Peacebuilding, Course for Emergent Assistance, Academy of International Contribution of Okayama Prefecture in Japan, 28 March (in Japanese) 10. Lecturer, Lecture on Sustainable Peacebuilding (Attendees: Young Professional Fellows in Liberian Society Invited by Government of Japan), Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and Hiroshima International Center (Co-host), 10 March 2010.(in English) 11. Lecturer, Lecture on Peacebuilding in Liberia for an Expert in the Field of Development, The Japan International cooperation Agency (JICA), 15 February (in Japanese) 12. Chair, Course for Senior Experts (Conflict Case Study on Middle East), The Hiroshima Peacebuilding Center (funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan), 28 January 2010.(in English) 13. Chair, Course for Senior Experts (Humanitarian Assistance), The Hiroshima Peacebuilding Center (funded by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan), 28 January 2010.(in English) 14. Lecturer, Lecture on Peacebuilding in Liberia for an Expert in the Field of Development, The Japan International cooperation Agency (JICA), 21 December (in Japanese) 9

10 15. Lecturer, Lecture on Peacebuilding in Liberia for an Expert in the Field of Development, Japan International cooperation Agency (JICA), 22 June (in Japanese) 16. Facilitator, International Network of University (a group of 13 universities from 8 different countries), Student Seminar on Global Citizenship-Peace in Hiroshima, 8-10 August 2007.(in English) 17. Researcher, Subject on Partnerships between the United Nations and Regional Organization on Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding Operations, The Research Institute for Peace and Security (RIPS) Commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, from September to March Researcher, Agenda of Africa after Outbreak of Wars, The Institute of Developing Economy-Japan External Trade Organizations (IDE-JETRO), Consultant, Evaluation for Japan s Contributions for Peacebuilding: With a Reference to a Case of Afghanistan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Researcher, Conflict Prevention, The Japan Institute of International Affairs (JIIA) Commissioned by Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, Experiences of Study Training 1. Attendance, HIPEC (a project of Hiroshima University) & PEARSON Peacekeeping Centre Peacebuilding Workshop, Early Warning and Early Response in Integrated Peace Operations, March Attendance, Model-UNA, UNESCAP World Conference, On MDGs, Beijing, China, August Attendance, Global Seminar of United Nations University, Environmental Challenges and Human in Globalization, Kobe, September Referee Experiences for Academic Journal 1. Journal of International Development and Cooperation (5) 2. Journal of the Peace Studies Association of Japan 3. The Review of Peacebuilding Studies (The Hiroshima Peacebuilding Center) 4. Journal of the Japan Association for United Nations Studies 5. International Public Policy Studies Field Researches (selective) 1. Monrovia in Liberia (Research on Security Governance and Civil Societies) August Accra in Ghana and Monrovia in Liberia (Research on Security Governance and Civil Societies) September Katmandu in Nepal (Research on peace and security issues in Nepal) March Addis Ababa in Ethiopia (Research on peace and security issues in the African Union) October

11 5. Abuja in Nigeria (Research on peace and security issues in the Economic Community of Western African States) September Monrovia in Liberia (Research on peace and security in Liberia) July 2007 and December Phnom Penh in Cambodia (Research on peace and security in Cambodia) February Freetown in Sierra Leone (Research on peace and security in Sierra Leone) November Khartoum in Sudan and Kampala in Uganda (Research on peace and security in Sudan and Uganda) March Banda Aceh in Indonesia (Research on peace and security in Indonesia) February 2006 and January New York (The UN) and Ottawa (Pearson Peacekeeping Center) (Research on DDR of peacebuildng) January 2006 (End) 11