Prof. NAGY Stephen Robert

Dargin, J, Nagy, S.R. and Tai Wei Lim. 2012. “The Energy Giants” and “Conclusion”, in Energy, Trade and Finance in Asia: A Political and Economic Analysis. Justin Dargin and Tai Wei Lim London: Pickering and Chatto. Pp. 113-151, 173-177.

Nagy, S.R. 2012. “Multicultural Coexistence Policies of Local Governments in the Tokyo Metropolis: A Comparative Examination of Social Integration in Response to Growing Ethnic Diversity,” in Migration and Diversity in Asian Contexts. Lai Ah Eng, Brenda Yeoh, Francis Collins. Singapore: ISEAS Publishing (Institute of South East Asian Studies). [Article]

Nagy, S.R. “Pedagogical Opportunities and Challenges of Teaching Budo,” Kendo WorldVol. 5 Issue 4, Bunkasha International, (2011) pp. 31-38

“The 2005 June Iaido Regional Training Seminar,” Kendo World. December: pp. 31-33. [Article]

Editorial Board for Global Journal of Political Science and International Relations (GJPSIwidR)

Chair of the 3rd Annual International Association for Asia Pacific Studies (IAAPS), November 23-24, 2012, Chinese University of Hong Kong

Member of the International Affairs Research Centre (IARC), Hong Kong Institute of Asia Pacific Studies at the Chinese University of Hong Kong

Editorial Board of the DLSU Business & Economics Review

Editorial Board of the Journal, Asia Pacific World: The Journal of the International Association for Asia Pacific Studies.

Chair of the Comparative Asian Research Network (CARN)

Waseda University Doctoral Student Network, Chair and Founder,

Kendo World Editorial Committee and Staff Writer

“Human Security Paradigm in Japan: Exploring the Challenges and Possibilities of International Cooperation in Northeast Asia”

HK$100,000

“Investigating the Role of Local Governments immigration and Migrant Policies in Hong Kong and Tokyo”

“Politics of Multiculturalism in East Asia: Reinterpreting Multiculturalism.” Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship (Supported by the Krishnan Anand Trust), Bristol University, UK. (March 14) (Invited Graduate School Workshop)

“Politics of Multiculturalism in East Asia: Reinterpreting Multiculturalism.” Centre for the Study of Ethnicity and Citizenship (Supported by the Krishnan Anand Trust), Bristol University, UK. (March 14) (Invited Seminar)

“Japanese-style Multiculturalism: Local Government Migrant Policies and the Integration of the Other.” Plural Coexistence and Sustainability: Asian Experiences in Interdisciplinary Perspectives, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. (March 11-12) (Invited conference)

“Highly skilled Migrants, Social Inequality and the Rise of Localism in Hong Kong.” International Workshop The Challenges of Highly Skilled Migration in Asia and the Pacific, Institute for Comparative Culture, Sophia University; Supported by the International Metropolis Project, Japan. (March 6-7) (Invited conference)

“Territorial Disputes, Trade and Diplomacy: Examining the Repercussion of the Sino-Japanese Territorial Dispute on Bi-lateral Trade.” APUGSM Conference 2013 - International Winter Conference on Business & Economic Research, Asia Pacific University, Kyushu, Japan. (January 18 - 19, 2013)

“Sino-Japanese Territorial Disputes in 2012 and their Regional Security Implications for Northeast Asia.” Salzburg Global Seminar: “China in the 21st Century: What Kind of World Power?” Salzburg, Austria. (December 4-9, 2012) [Article]

“Territorial Disputes, Domestic Politics and Sino-Japanese Relations in the 21st Century.” International Association for Asia Pacific Studies 3rd Annual Conference: “Change in the Asia Pacific World: Challenges and Opportunities” The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK). (November 23-24, 2012) (Conference Chair and Presenter)

“Non-state Approaches to Non-traditional Security-based Cooperation: An investigation of local government environmental and human security cooperation between Japan, China and South Korea.” The 7th International Conference on East Asian Studies “New World Order and East Asia” Sun Yat-Sen University, Guangzhou, China (September 6-9, 2012) (Invited Conference)

“Human Security Cooperation in Northeast Asia: Japanese Human Security Norms as a Platform for Regionalism.” Asia Pacific: Political Development and Security Issues workshop co-organized by the Department of Japanese Studies and Hong Kong Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies (HKIAPS), Chinese University of Hong Kong. (June 11, 2012) (Presenter and Workshop Chair/Organizer)

“Local strategies to incorporate migrants in Japan: Mechanical and organic social integration policies in Tokyo and Yokohama.” Population Dynamics in East and South-East Asia Workshop. Organised by the British Academy and the Royal Society, London, U.K. (March 29-30, 2012) (Invited conference)

“Crossing the Traditional Security Rubicon: Non-traditional Security as a Platform for Broader Regionalism in East Asia.” International Conference on Emerging Regionalism: Paradigm Shift of International Relations in East Asia? (March 9, 2012, Hong Kong)

“Non-traditional Security Cooperation in Northeast Asia: A constructivist case for environmental and human security cooperation between Japan, Korea and China” for the 2012 International Winter Conference on Environmental Innovations and Sustainability Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan (2012-1)

“From Temporary Migrant to Integrated Resident: Local Government Approaches Migrant Integration in the Tokyo Metropolis” International Migration of Highly Skilled Workers to Japan and Germany: Current Models and Future Outlooks University of Hamburg, Institute for Asian and African Studies (AAI), Germany (2011-12) (Invited Conference)

“Japan’s Soft Power in the Wake of the March 11th, 2011: Reexamining Soft Power.” in International Association for Asia Pacific Studies (IAAPS), Asia Pacific University, Japan (2011-11)

“Regionalism in Northeast Asia: Human Security as a Platform for Cooperation?.” New York Conference on Asia Studies 2011, University of Buffalo. (2011-09)

“Transnational Migration and Asian Regional Integration: Examining the Migration Policies of Hong Kong and Tokyo.” Institute of Comparative Culture (ICC), Sophia University. (2011-07-20) (Invited Lecture)

“Japan’s regional role in East Asia through Environmental and Human Security.” Senior Seminar, Global Institute for Asian Regional Integration, Waseda University. (2011-07-18) (Invited Lecture)

“Regional regime and norm building: Redefining Japan’s regional role in East Asia through Environmental and Human Security.” 4th Annual International Relations Association of Taiwan. Tamkang University, Taiwan. (2011-6-9) (Invited Lecture)

“Immigration best practices: Why pragmatic immigration policies are good for immigrants and good for Japan.”Association of Asian Studies Annual Conference 2011, Hawaii. (2011-3)

“The Sustainability of Multiculturalism in Japan?” for Globalization & Sustainability: Impact on Environment, Society and Businesses De La Salle University, Manila (2011-2-17)

“The Sustainability of Homogeneity: An International Relations Perspective on Immigration Policy in Japan.” for the 2011 International Winter Conference on Environmental Innovations and Sustainability Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan (2011-1)

“Transnational migration, Regional Integration and Human Security: Investigating the role of local governments in promoting the human security of migrants in Hong Kong and Tokyo.” Human Security Consortium (HSC) 2010, University of Tokyo, Japan. (2010-09)

“Immigration and National Prosperity: The Challenges and Opportunities for Japan.” for The Asiatic Society of Japan, Tokyo. (2010-12) (Invited Lecture)

“Human Security Concepts in North East Asia: The Challenges and Possibilities of Cooperation.” Senior Seminar, Global Institute for Asian Regional Integration, Waseda University. (2010-12) (Invited Lecture)

“Movement of people in the Asia Pacific: Investigating the Challenges and Opportunities of Transnational Migration.” inInternational Association for Asia Pacific Studies (IAAPS), Asia Pacific University, Japan (2010-11)

“Transnational Migration and Asian Regional Integration: Examining the Migration Policies of Hong Kong and Tokyo.” inLiving Together: Civic, Political and Cultural Engagement among Migrants, Minorities and National Populations: Multidisciplinary Perspectives organized by Centre for Research on Nationalism, Ethnicity and Multiculturalism(CRONEM) and Runnymede Trust (2010-06)

“Policy of Dichotomization?: Japanese Local Government Multicultural Coexistence Policies toward Immigrants in the Tokyo Metropolis.” in Urban Affairs Association 40th Conference - Sustaining Cities in a Time of Globalization; Social, Economic and Political Realities organized by Urban Affairs Association (2010-03)

“The Social and Political Impacts of Migrants on their Chosen Societies” in Global Labor Migration and Its Impacts on Asia on 26-28 March 2010, hosted by the University of Asia & the Pacific in Manila, Philippines, Salzburg Global Seminar (2010-03) (Invited Lecture)

“The Possibilities and Limitations of Japanese Multicultural Coexistence: An Analysis of Contemporary Approaches to Diversity Through the Prism of Multiculturalism.” Conference on Japanese and Canadian Research into Immigration and Foreign Workers Centre for Japanese Research, University of British Columbia. November 18-21,2009. (Invited Lecture)

“Transnational activism’s role in Asian Regional Integration,” Canadian Asian Studies Association (CASA), Vancouver, Canada, October 8-11, 2009

“Multiculturalism policies in non-traditional countries of immigration: A case study of the possibilities and limitations of Japanese multicultural coexistence,” Japanese Studies Association of Canada Annual Conference, Lethbridge, Alberta Canada, October 1-4, 2009

「日本の多文化共生の可能と限界：多文化主義と社会統合を通じての分析」、多文化社会研究会、大東文化大学2009年7月15日

「日本の共生現場の取り組と多文化主義」、日本国際文化学会第八回全国大会、佐賀大学、2009年7月4-5日

“Inter-regional Asian Emigration and the Potential for International Cooperation in East Asia: A Comparative Examination of State Integration Policies in Korea and Japan.” With Tsuneo, Akaha. International Studies Association Annual Convention 2009. New York, February 15-18, 2009.

“Searching for a substantive social integration policy: Examining Japanese multicultural coexistence through the lens of multiculturalism and social integration frameworks,” Global Migration & Multiculturalism in East Asia. Korea University, Nov. 7-8 2008.

“Paper tiger or substantive social integration policy? A comparative examination of the sociological dimension of multiculturalism and Japanese multicultural coexistence.” Japanese Studies Association of Canada Annual Conference.University of Waterloo, Ontario Canada, October 3-5, 2008.

“Examining the Role of Local Governments in Social Integration: A comparative examination of social integration practices at the local government level in Japan.” The 12th Asian Studies Conference Japan (ASCJ), Rikkyo University, June 21st-22nd, 2008.