Graduate Student Research Achievements Site

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YAMADA Naofumi

Department / Course Ritsumeikan University Graduate School Graduate School of International Relations Major in International Relations

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Books and theses
Papers	Rethinking the Climate Crisis Here and Now: Mahāyāna Buddhism, Engi Relationality, and the Familiar Pitfalls in Japanese and Taiwanese pro-Nuclear Energy Narratives Czech Journal of International Relations (Co-authored) 2025/03/13
Papers	The Japan-South Korea “Comfort Women Issue” as a Question of Ethics and Justice: Relating to “you” is generating “me” 立命館国際研究 37 (3),pp.213-230 (Sole-authored) 2025/02/25
Papers	Rethinking Reconciliation of the "Comfort Women Issue" between Japan and South Korea: Mahāyāna Buddhist Thought for Easing the Fixed Perspectives The Ritsumeikan Journal of International Studies: Special Edition for Postgraduate Students (21),pp.31-51 (Sole-authored) 2022/02
Papers	On reconciliation of the "Comfort Women Issue" between Japan and Korea: "Unlearning" for dialogue,pp.41-82 (Sole-authored) 2017/03
Papers	On reconciliation of the "Comfort Women Issue" between Japan and Korea: "Unlearning" for dialogue (Sole-authored) 2017/01

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Academic conference attendance and presentation
2025/08/28	Is Nuclear Deterrence the Only Story to Tell in Japan’s Emerging Debate on Nuclear Weapons? Bringing the Daigo Fukuryū Maru Incident Back In (EISA PEC 2025)
2025/08/28	The Ethics of "Encounter" in the Japan-South Korea "comfort women issue": destabilization through engi (EISA PEC 2025)
2025/07/19	Why me?: Why do I engage with the Japan–South Korea “comfort women issue”? (From Research to Publication: Remapping Conversations in Social Sciences from East Asia and Beyond)
2025/07/18	Weaving a Question of Ethics Through Encounter: A Critique of the Westphalian Imagination in the Japan–South Korea “Comfort Women Issue” (From Research to Publication: Remapping Conversations in Social Sciences from East Asia and Beyond)
2025/03/04	Rethinking the climate crisis here and now: Mahāyāna Buddhism, engi relationality, and the familiar pitfalls in Japanese and Taiwanese pro-nuclear energy narratives (International Studies Association Annual Conference)
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Academic conference attendance and presentation

2025/08/28

2025/08/28

2025/07/19

2025/07/18

2025/03/04

Teaching experiences and subject names
グローバリゼーションと東アジア（龍谷大学国際学部）

Teaching experiences and subject names

Research Assistant
2021/05/10 2023/03/31
2023/04/01

Research Assistant

2021/05/10
2023/03/31

2023/04/01