Event Reports

The International Conference in Indonesia Held in February 9 to 11	2009-02-16

The Global Campus Program [GCP] held the international conference entitled ‘Peacebuilding and Human Security Experiences from Afghanistan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan and Sri Lanka’ in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, hosted by Gadjah Mada University.

The first and second day were the opened sessions towards public and GCP faculties presented research results in each country’s case relating to the focal theme ‘Peacebuilding and Human Security’. The third day was the closed session for GCP members to review past programs and discuss future plans.

The conference was successfully finished with active discussions by GCP faculties and various audiences such as students, researchers or practitioners.

Contents of the international conference are supposed to be uploaded on this website up to the end of March as the joint paper.

[Title]
International Conference on Peacebuilding and Human Security
Experiences from Afghanistan, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan and Sri Lanka

[Venue]
Wisma MMUGM Banquet Room
Yogyakarta, 9-10 February 2009

[Program]
[Day 1]
- Opening Remarks
Rector of Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
Prof. Muhadi Sugiono, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia
Prof. Kenji Isezaki, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan

- Session I
The Nexus between Peace Building and Human Security – Concept and Theory
GCP Indonesia
Prof. Muhadi Sugiono, Daniel Petz: Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

- Session I
The Nexus between Peace Building and Human Security – Concept and Theory
GCP Cambodia
Dr. Trond Gilberg, Dr. Alex Stephens: Paññāsāstra Unviersity of Cambodia

- Session II
The Nexus between Peace Building and Human Security – Concept and Theory
GCP Afghanistan
Dr. Wadir Safi, Najib Amin: Kabul University, Afghanistan

- Session II
The Nexus between Peace Building and Human Security – Concept and Theory
GCP Japan
Prof. Kenji Isezaki: Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan

- Session III
Peace Building and Human Security: Research Findings from Sri Lanka
Prof. Gamini Keerawella, Paramaguru Malini, Hawpe Hewawasam Chamila Subashani, Santhiramohanthas Satheesmohan: University of Peradeniya, Sri Lanka

- Session IV
Peace Building and Human Security: Research Findings from Cambodia
Dr. Trond Gilberg, Dr. Alex Stephens: Paññāsāstra University of Cambodia

- Session V
Peace Building and Human Security: Research Findings from Indonesia
Prof. Muhadi Sugiono, Daniel Petz: Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia

- Session VI
Peace Building and Human Security: Research Findings from Japan
Prof. Kenji Isezaki, Researcher Chihiro Imai, Gunnar Rekvig: Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan

- Closing Remarks