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Keynote Speech 2: Daisuke Kataoka，Renowned Japanese critic and scholar: “‘Constitutionalism’ and ‘Democracy’ in Contemporary Japan; Online meeting links in the poster.

Today’s program includes 7 panels and 2 keynote talks. Keynote Speech 1 Wu Yue (Professor, Osaka University of Economics and Law): The Problem of the “Despotic State” in Pre-modern China;

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Qing is an also active participant in Chinese debates on social justice, gender equality and climate. She has one million followers on Weibo, China’s equivalent of twitter, where her influence is recognized with multiple awards, including “top 100 young thinkers”.

Qing has interviewed many world’s leading thinkers, including Noam Chomsky, Bill Gates, Svetlana Alexievich and Slavoj Zizek. She has emerged as one of China’s preeminent interviewers of global intellectuals.

Qing currently leads The Weirdo Podcast (不合时宜), one of China’s most popular podcasts. The podcast addresses current affairs inside and outside China with a feminist and progressive angle.

Qing Wang (王磬) is an independent journalist, podcaster and social media influencer from China. She is committed to helping the world understand China, and China the world, especially Europe.

Organizers: @dandanchen.bsky.social, Professor, SUNY Farmingdale; Founder, International Association for Law and Interdisciplinary Studies (IALIS); founder, @globalstudiesforum.bsky.social; Zheng Liu, Associate Professor, Dept of International Exchange, Kansai International University.

VooV Meeting ID: 861-805-207; or, please go to the Bilibili live stream of “Global Studies Forum”(globalstudiesforum.com) (Details on posters) (August 14, 9:45-11:45am, Tokyo Time; 8:45-10:45am, Beijing Time; August 13, 20:45-22:45, New York Time). Welcome all!

4) Yi Pei Ph.D. candidate(University of Osaka) – A Servant Yet Not a Servant: The Construction and Deconstruction of the Identity of Hereditary Servants-A Case Study of Lawsuits Between the Wang and Hu Lineages of Quankou, Xiuning, During the Kangxi-Qianlong Period

3) Haochen Ku Ph.D. candidate (Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory) – Kakehi Katsuhiko's Staatsrecht in Meiji System Crisis, with a Supplementary Discussion on the War Responsibility of Japanese Legal Scholars;

Speakers & Topics include: 1) Prof. Dandan Chen (SUNY Farmingdale) – The State in the Shadow of War: Zhang Junmai on the State of Emergency and State Building; 2) Asst. Prof. Xiao Zhou(University of Tsukuba) – Legal Paternalism Today: Insights from the Juvenile Justice System;