Faculty Information

Specialization and related fields

Academic background

Business career

Belonging society

Book and thesis

Lecturer and lecture

Academic conference presentation

（Last updated : 2024-03-30 11:51:27）

FUJISHIGE Hiromi
Department Aoyama Gakuin University Department of International Politics, School of International Politics, Economics and Communication

Position Professor

■ Specialization and related fields

International relations

■ Academic background

1.	University of London Ph.D. (Politics)

■ Business career

1.	2006/04～2008/03	Researcher
2.	2008/04～2010/03	Lecturer
3.	2010/04～2019/03	Associate Professor
4.	2019/04～2022/03	Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Politics Associate Professor
5.	2022/04～	Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Politics Professor

■ Belonging society

2023/07

Australian Political Science Association (ASPA)

■ Book and thesis

1.	Book	Japan's Peacekeeping at a Crossroads: Taking a Robust Stance or Remaining Hesitant? (Collaboration) 2022/01
2.	Book	"The Lack of Trusts in Failed Statebuilding: The Case of the Disarmament, Demobilization, and Reintegration (DDR) in Afghanistan," in M. Cogan and E. Sakai eds., Alternative Perspectives on Peacebuilding: Theories and Case Studies, Palgrave Macmillan, forthcoming (Single) 2022
3.	Book	Constructing a more active role : the Norm-Shift and the rise of activism in Japan's security policy after the Cold War (Single) 2017
4.	Article	UK's "Stabilisation" Concept and Policy towards Fragile States : The Historical Evolution and Policy Implication pp.113-137 (Single) 2019/11

■ Lecturer and lecture

1.	2022/01/31	Security Sector Reform: The Evolution and Recent Changes
2.	2021/05/28	Canada, Japan and UN Peace Operations: Niche Players or Bit Players
3.	2020/07/06	The Future of Japan's International Peace Cooperation: A Search for a "Smart" Contribution
4.	2019/10/06	Japan’s “International Peacekeeping Cooperation”: Challenges and Possibilities
5.	2019/10	Gender Mainstreaming and Security Governance for Security Sector in Japan (横須賀)
6.	2019/10	Japan’s “International Peacekeeping Cooperation”: Challenges and Possibilities, (Ottawa, Canada)
7.	2019/09/13	Hybridity and Non-Weberian Security Sector Reform (Waseda, Tokyo)
8.	2019/07	It‘s Politics, Stupid”: Deconstructing the ‘Liberal-International’ and ‘Local-Illiberal’ Binary in the Hybrid Security Sector Reform Debate (Canterbury, UK)
9.	2017/09	Failure of Liberal Peacebuilding (東京・早稲田)
10.	2017/06	UK's Stabilization Policy: Evaluation Intervention (London, UK)
11.	2017/05	Constructing a More Active Role: The Norm-Shift and the Rise of Activism in Japan’s Security Policy After the Cold War (London, UK)
12.	2017/03	The Norm-shift in Japan's Security Policy
13.	2016/06/15	How far are the Japanese peacekeepers going? The "Real" Impacts of Peace and Security Legislation on Japan's Contribution to Peacekeeping
14.	2009/09/28	Women and Peacebuilding in Liberia
15.	2008	Peacebulding and Security Sector Reform
16.	2005/12/06	Japan's Security Policy after the Cold War
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2023/06/21	The Missing Link between the Fight against Climate Change and Peacebuilding: Limits and Future Possibility of Japan’s Supports to Climate Change Issues in Africa (ISA International Conference 2023, Infrane, Morocco)
2.	2023/03/15	Rise and Fall of “Liberal Values in the UN Peacekeeping Mandates (International Studies Association (ISA) 2023 Annual Convention)
3.	2021/06/25	Middle Powers and UN Peace Operations? The Politics of Prudence (Workshop: Action for Peacekeeping? Middle Powers, Liberal Internationalism, and the Future of UN Peace Operations)