Friday, June 1
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08:00-08:30
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Registration
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08:30-09:00
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Opening Ceremony
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Moderator:
Chun-chieh Huang, Dean, Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities and Social Sciences, National Taiwan University
Welcoming Remarks:
Si-chen Lee, President, National Taiwan University
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09:00-09:10
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Group Photo
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09:10-12:20
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International Conference Hall
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Plenary Session I: East Asia in Decontextualization and Recontextualization
Moderator: Kirill Thompson, National Taiwan University
Jiunn-rong Yeh, National Taiwan University
Panelists:
Chih-yu Shih, National Taiwan University
Michael H. Bond, Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Tom Ginsburg, University of Chicago
Ann Waltner, University of Minnesota
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Short Break (10:30-10:40)
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Plenary Session I (continued): East Asia in Decontextualization and Recontextualization
Q & A
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12:20-13:30
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Lunch
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13:30-15:30
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Session II
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Place A
International Conference Hall
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Place B
Conference Room I (1710)
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Place C
Room 1401
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Place D
Multimedia Room 1301
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Program for Psychological Research on Chinese Self in East Asia
Subject: Culture-inclusive Theories in Psychology (I)
Moderator: Kwang-kuo Hwang,
National Taiwan University
Keynote Address 1:
“How I am Constructing Culture- inclusive Theories of Social-psychological Process in our Age of Globalization,” Michael H. Bond, Hong Kong Polytechnic University (40-min.)
Presenters:
1. “Globalizing indigenous psychology: An East Asian form of hierarchical relationalism with worldwide implications,” James Liu, Victoria University of Wellington (30-min.)
2. “Unpacking the Concept of Loob (Interior): Towards developing culture-inclusive theories,” Rogelia Pe-Pua, University of New South Wales (30-min)
Q&A (20-min.)
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Program for Trade, Labor, Finance and Productivity of East Asia Countries
Subject: FDI: Foreign Direct Investment
Moderator: Tain-jy Chen, National Taiwan University
Presenters:
1. “Offshoring of Japanese Small and Medium Enterprises” Yasuyuki Todo, University of Toyko
2. “Choosing Multiple Offshoring Strategies: Determinants and Complementarity,” Jung Hur, Sogang University
3. “East Asian Economic Integration and Its Impacts on Regional and Global Economies”, Peter C.Y. Chow, City University of New York
Discussants:
1. Yi Lee, National Tsing Hua University
2. Loretta Fung, National Tsing Hua University
3. Tain-jy Chen, National Taiwan University
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Program for East Asia Democratic Studies
Subject: Democracy in Confucian Societies and The East Asian Conception of Regime Legitimacy
Moderator: Yeh-lih Wang, National Taiwan University
Presenters:
1. “Mixing Confucianism and Democracy,” Joseph Chan, University of Hong Kong
2. “Democratic Conception and Regime Support among Chinese Citizens,” Jie Lu , American University
3. “Understanding of Democracy and Regime Legitimacy in Asia,” Min-hua Huang, Texas A&M University, Yun-han Chu, Academia Sinica, and Yu-tzung Chang, National Taiwan University
Discussants:
1. Carl K. Y. Shaw, Academia Sinica
2. Da-chi Liao, National Sun Yat-sen University
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Program for East Aisan Courts and Legal Transplant
Subject: East Asian Courts in Context (I)
Moderator: Tzu-yi Lin, Academia Sinica
Presenters:
1. “The Long Shadow of Colonialism: British-inspired Courts in Asia”, Carol G.S. Tan, University of London
2. “The Emergence of Administrative Adjudication in Asia: A Promising Sign?”, Wen-chen Chang, National Taiwan University
3. “The Pendulum of Judicial Deference: Reconsidering the Roles of Constitutional Courts in Taiwan
and Korea after Democratization,” Cheng-yi Huang, Academia Sinica
Discussants:
1. Shu-chin Kuo, National Cheng Kung University
2. Yun-chien Chang, Academia Sinica
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15:30-15:50
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Coffee Break
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15:50-17:50
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Session III
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Place A
International Conference Hall
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Place B
Conference Room I (1701)
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Place C
Room 1401
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Place D
Multimedia Room 1301
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Program for Psychological Research on Chinese Self in East Asia
Subject: Culture-inclusive Theories in Psychology (II)
Moderator:
Bor-Shiuan Cheng, National Taiwan University
Keynote Address 2:
“Critical Realism and Multiple Philosophical Paradigms: The Construction of Culture-Inclusive Theories,” Kwang-kuo Hwang, National Taiwan University (40-min.)
Presenters:
1. “Negotiable Fate as Bounded Agency: Exercising Agency Under Immutable Societal Constraints,” Chi-yue Chiu, Nanyang Technological University (30-min.)
Q&A (20-min.)
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Program of East Asian Confucianisms
Subject: Decontextualization and Recontextualization in East Asian and Global Interaction
Moderator:
Wei-ying Ku, National Taiwan University
Presenters:
1. “Confronting the Dark Side of Miracle: Economic Analyses on Social Problems Generated by Economic Growth,” Dapeng Cai , Nagoya University
2. “Abraham Lincoln’s Reception and Destiny in East Asia,” Demin Tao, Kansai University.
3. “ The ‘Fair Ophelia’ in East Asian Visual Cultures,” Alexander Huang, George Washington University
4. “European Humanities and Global Challenges – A View Towards 2060,” Poul Holm, Trinity College, Dublin
Discussants:
Man-houng Lin, Academia Sinica
Kirill Thompson, National Taiwan University
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Program for East Asia Democratic Studies
Subject: Democracy in Confucian Societies and The East Asian Conception of Regime Legitimacy
(continued)
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Program for Contemporary China’s Development and the Transformation in the Subjectivity of China Studies under the Rise of East Asia
Subject: South Asian Perspectives on Chinese Studies
Moderator: Chih-yu Shih, National Taiwan University
Presenters:
1. “From the Periphery to the Core: Evolution of China Studies in India,” Reena Marwah, Jesus and Mary College
2. “China Studies in South Asia: Strategic Implications for Beijing’s ‘Look South Policy’,” Sharad Soni, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi
3. “Indian Perspectives on China in South Asia,” Tien-sze Fang, National Tsing Hua University
4. “Images of China, Taiwan and Cross-Strait Relations: Observations from New Delhi,” Mumin Chen, National Chung-Hsing University
Discussants:
1. Chih-yu Shih, National Taiwan University
2. Pochi Huang, National Chengchi University
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18:00
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Conference Adjourns
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Saturday, June 2
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08:00-08:30
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Registration
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08:30-10:30
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Session IV
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Place A
International Conference Hall
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Place B
Conference Room I (1710)
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Place C
Multimedia Room 1301
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Place D
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Program for Psychological Research on Chinese Self in East Asia
Subject: Culture-inclusive Theories in Psychology (III)
Moderator:
Kuang-hui Yeh, National Taiwan University
Keynote Address 3:
“The Invention of Indigenous Psychologies--Indicator for An Ongoing Crisis of Psychology,” Lutz H. Eckensberger, Johann Wolfgang Goethe University (40-min.)
Presenters:
1. “How Can Indigenous Research Contribute to Universal Knowledge?” Kwok Leung, City University of Hong Kong (30-min.)
2. “Indigenous Psychology: Grounding Science in Culture, Why and How?” Louise Sundararajan, Rochester Psychiatric Center (30-min.)
Q&A (20-min.)
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Program of East Asian Confucianisms
Subject: East Asian Cultural Receptions and Adaptations
Moderator:
Chen-feng Tsai, National Taiwan University
Presenters:
1. “‘De-contextualization’ and ‘Re-contextualization’ in East Asian Cultural Interaction: Some Methodological Reflections,” Chun-chieh Huang, National Taiwan University
2. “Confucianism of Lê Quý Đôn in East Asian Perspective,” Wei-chieh Lin, Academia Sinica
3. “Practice and Interpretation: On Several Ways of Contemporary Gongfu Study,” Yung-sheng Lin, National Taiwan University
4. “The Old and New North Korean Visio: Acceptance and Translation of ‘Chinese Canonical Literature’ - Postcontextualization and Recontextualization in Chinese Literature in North Korean District,” Jeong-ho Shin, Mokpo National University
Discussants:
1. Zhen-xun Wu, National Taiwan University
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Program for East Asian Courts and Legal Transplant
Subject: East Asian Courts in Context (II)
Moderator:
Yeong-Chin Su, Judicial Yuan
Presenters:
1. “The Judicialization of Politics in Asia: An Overview,” Tom Ginsburg, University of Chicago
2. “Politicization of Constitutional Courts in Asia: Institutional Features, Contexts and Legitimacy,” Jiunn-rong Yeh, National Taiwan University
3. “Between Trust and Distrust: Institutional Design of Constitutional Courts in East Asia,” Chun-yuan Lin, National Taiwan University
Discussants:
1. Chao-chun Lin, National Taipei University
2. Ying-lei Chang, Aletheia University
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10:30-10:50
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Coffee Break
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10:50-12:50
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Session V
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Place A
International Conference Hall
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Place B
Room 300, Graduate Institute of National Development
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Place C
Conference Room I (1710)
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Place D
Multimedia Room 1301
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Program for Psychological Research on Chinese Self in East Asia
Subject: Culture-inclusive Theories in Psychology (IV)
Moderator: Li-li Huang, National Tsing Hua University
Keynote Address 4:
“Thinking Through Orissa: Some Things an Anthropological Guest Learned About Cultural Psychology from His Indian Hosts,” Richard A. Shweder, The University of Chicago (40-min.)
Presenters:
1. “Toward a Culturally Nuanced Psychology of Control?” Susumu Yamaguchi, University of Tokyo (30-min.)
2. “Applying Modern Technology to Bridge the Gap between Mainstream and Indigenous Psychology -- an Example of Culture-Inclusive Theories,” Ying Yi Hong, Nanyang Technological University (30-min.)
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Program for Trade, Labor, Finance and Productivity of East Asia Countries
Subject: Incentive and behavioral Changes: an Asian Perspective
Moderator: Kam-hon Kan, Academia Sinica
Presenters:
1. “A Foreign Affair: Fertility and Divorce Responses of Local Women Due to the Influx of Foreign Brides” Elaine Liu, University of Houston.
2. “Incidence of Strict Quality Standards: Protection of Consumers or Windfall for Professionals?” Daiji Kawaguchi, Hitotsubashi University
3. “Revisiting Public Income Replacing Private Transfers: An Application of Regression Discontinuity Design,” Elliott Fan, National Taiwan University
Discussants:
1. Shao-hsun Keng, National University of Kaohsiung
2. Kai-wen Cheng, National Cheng Kung University
3. Chyongchiou Jeng Lin, University of Pittsburgh
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Program for East Asia Democratic Studies
Subject: The East Asian Conception of Democracy
Moderator: Jih-wen Lin, Academia Sinica
Presenters:
1. “Is Democracy Emerging as a Universal Value: A Contrarian Perspective,” Doh Chull Shin, University of California-Irvine
2. “Democratic Conceptions in East Asian Societies: A Contextualized Analysis” Jie Lu , American University, Yun-han Chu, Academia Sinica, and Min-hua Huang, Texas A&M University
Discussants:
1. Chong-min Park, Korea University
2. Chung-li Wu, Academia Sinica
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Program for Contemporary China’s Development and the Transformation in the Subjectivity of China Studies under the Rise of East Asia
Subject: East European and Russian Perspectives on Chinese Studies
Moderator: Yu-shan Wu, Academia Sinica
Presenters:
1. “‘The Songs of Ancient China’ – Myth of ‘The Other’ Appropriated by an Emerging Sinology,” Olga Lomová, Charles University in Prague
2. “Polish Sinology in the 1950s and 1960s - individual stories and general conditions for development,” Marcin Jacoby, University of Warsaw, Poland
3. “Russian Studies of China: History, Perspective and Problems of the Russian Sinology,” Feng-yung Hu, Yuan Ze University
4. “Yellow Peril or Yellow Blessing? Images of Eastern Asia in Russia at the Turn of the XXth Century,” Vladimir Maliavin, Tamkang University
Discussants:
1. Yu-shan Wu, Academia Sinica
2. In-shi Ou, National Taiwan University
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13:00-14:20
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Lunch
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14:30-16:30
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Closing Roundtable(International Conference Hall)
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Moderator: Yung-mao Chao, National Taiwan University
Panelists:
Olga Lomova, Charles University in Prague, the Czech Republic
Yun-han Chu, Academia Sinica
Joseph Chan, University of Hong Kong
Peter C.Y. Chow, City University of New York
Kwang-kuo Hwang, National Taiwan University
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17:00
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Conference Concludes
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