tag:peatix.com,2011:1 2022-09-01T16:01:18+09:00 Peatix KwanseiGakuinUniversity School of International Studies tag:peatix.com,2022:event-3274720 2022-08-02T13:00:00JST 2022-08-02T13:00:00JST

Aug. 2 (Tue) and 3 (Wed), 20221:00-4:00 pm (Japan Time)Online (Zoom)Those who have not pre-registered are also welcome!If you were not able to sign up by the deadline, you can still participate in all programs on Aug. 2 via the link below.https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82484353563?pwd=bzdpUGcvbDRTN0tmVmRiUWNqSG9ZZz09 * This page is for registration for programs on Aug.2.You can register for programs on Aug.3 from the following link.http://ptix.at/G1rKo7 Interested in studying at a Japanese university?School of International Studies (SIS) offers Degree Program for English-based International Students!In this online event, you'll be able to attend lectures by SIS Faculty Members on various topics in different academic fields and get an opportunity to interact with SIS Dean and current students of the English-based degree program.Join us for our Open Day to learn what it is like to study at SIS! 【Programs】 ●1:00-3:00 pm Lectures by SIS Faculty Members [40 minutes per session]All lectures are taught in English and conducted in simultaneous interactive online format.Title of the lecture　<Academic Fields>1:00 pm - "Diversities in Japanese Society - Gender, Ethnicity, Sexuality" by Lee Eun Ja, Professor <Cultures/Languages>In this lecture, I will talk about diversities in Japanese Society from the perspective of gender, ethnicity, and sexuality.1:40 pm - "Social Contract Theory and the Legitimacy of Government" by de Soete Francois, Associate Professor <Societies/Politics>This lecture will give students an opportunity to learn about one of the earliest incarnations of social contract theory, as found in the writings of Thomas Hobbes. In his seminal work, Leviathan, Hobbes envisions life for human beings in the “state of nature,” which is a hypothetical scenario where there is no government or authority of any kind. The state of nature, according to Hobbes, would be a “war of all against all,” and life would be “nasty, brutish, and short.” As this lecture will explain, Hobbes outlines a hypothetical social contract that would allow people to escape this terrible hypothetical state of existence, and in doing so, Hobbes puts forth a rudimentary basis for what makes government authority over a country’s citizens legitimate in the real world. This lecture will then examine a few other early variations of social contract theory to highlight the strengths and weaknesses of the version outlined in Leviathan. 2:20 pm - "Development Studies in Globalized World " by Sapkota Jeet, Associate Professor <Economics/Management>As a multidisciplinary subject, the scope and importance of development studies are growing. Our world is globalizing rapidly, and knowledge of development principles, policies, and prospects are indispensable to solve many problems at the local to the global level. This short lecture will first provide the basic concept and highlight some crucial aspects of development. Then, it will highlight the major factors or determinants of development. The lecture will conclude with key observations.●3:00 pm - Talk Session with current students of English-based Degree ProgramFacilitator: Miyata Yukio, SIS Dean

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