10月29日（土）

9:30-10:00 Opening Remarks

• Noriyuki INOUE (Executive Vice President, Kobe University)
• Kazunari SAKAI (Kobe University)

10:00-12:00 Session 1: What Do Borders and Human Rights Mean for Migrants?

• Chair: Hirotaka INOUE (Kobe University)
• Yasemin SOYSAL (University of Essex), “Immigration, Citizenship, and Human Rights: What’s New?”
• Mauro ZAMBONI (Stockholm University), “Law-making in the Face of the Migration Crisis: Finding the Best Legistlative Policy (At Least in the Case of Sweden)”
• Tetsu SAKURAI (Kobe University), “The Tension between Citizenship and Democracy in Contemporary Multiculturalizing Societies”
• Discussant: Valeria MARZOCCO (University of Naples Federico II)

12:00-13:30 Lunch

13:30-15:30 Session 2: Migration Issues and International and Domestic Governance

• Chair: Yoko AOSHIMA (Kobe University)
• Hirotaka WATANABE (Tokyo University of Foreign Studies), “International 　Environment on Migration in Europe”
• Noemi LANNA (University of Naples Orientale) , “International Migration in East Asia: Some Preliminary Reflections”
• Chen-Wei LIN (Tokoha University), “Care-workers, Migrant Policy, and Welfare State in Taiwan”
• Lluc LOPEZ i VIDAL (Open University of Catalonia), “Migration Policy in Spain. A Comparative Analysis between Spain and Japan”
• Discussant: Yuki SEKINE (Kobe University)

16:00-18:00 Session 3: Intimacy/Publicness beyond Borders

• Chair: Kaoru AOYAMA (Kobe University)
• Ruri ITO (Hitotsubashi University), “Filipina Domestic Workers in France”
• Sureeporn PUNPUING (Mahidol University), “Cross-Marriage Migration: A Case Study of Thai Women and European Men”
• Kyoko KUSAKABE (Asia Institute of Technology), “Social Policy Issues for Migrant Workers at the Local Level: Reflection from Thailand, Japan and Korea”
• Héctor CEBOLLA-BOADO (University of Madrid), “The Impact of Physical Separation from Parents on the Wellbeing of the Children of Migrants”
• Discussant: Shoko HIRAI (Kobe University)

18:30-20:30 Reception Party

10月23日（日）

10:00-12:00 Session 4: Localized Multiculturalism and Nationalism

• Chair: Hiroki OKADA
• Makiko MATSUDA (Kanazawa University), “Japanese Language Education in the Age of Pluringualism/Pluriculturalism”
• Huong Thu NGUYEN (Vietnam National University-Ho Chi Minh City),“Maintenance of Culture and Identity of Refugee from Vietnam in Hyogo, Japan”
• Ahmet KILINÇ (Yıldırım Beyazıt University), “The Effects of Multiculturalism on Law System: The Ottoman State Example”

12:00-13:30 Lunch

13:30-15:30 Session 5: Cultural Policy about Immigration and Refugee

• Chair: Kazuo FUJINO (Kobe University)
• Christine REGUS (Senate Chancellery Cultural Affairs Berlin),“Cultural Policy and Forced Migration in Berlin: Projects: Measures and Challenges”
• Vladimir KRECK (Kobe University), “Civic Integration Concepts in Western Europe”
• Kazuko IWAMOTO (Kobe University), “Problem of Immigrants and Cultural Policy in Belgium”
• Toshiaki AMANO (Kobe University), “Immigration Policy and Cultural Programs in Japan”

16:00-18:00 Session 6: How Do Emigrants Adopt Themselves to Local Culture?

• Chair: Ke WANG (Kobe University)
• Laixing CHEN (University of Hyogo), “Quasi-official Network System of Chinese General Chambers of Commerce in Modern Asia”
• Bo-Wei CHIANG (National Taiwan Normal University), “Diasporic Communities?: A Study of Translocal Chinese Consciousness and Identity of Family, Lineage and Nation State, Quemoy’s Cases”
• En-Mei WANG (National Taiwan Normal University), “The Legal Status and Citizenship of Oversea Chinese in Japan and South Korea”
• Daisuke HIGUCHI (Kobe University), “The Port City as a Contact Zone: Considering its Potential through the Lens of 1940s Kobe Literature”
• Discussant: Cangbai WANG (University of Westminster)

18:00-18:15 Closing Remarks

Kazunari SAKAI (Kobe University)