DATE：Dec.16(Mon)-17(Tue),2013 VENUE： IMADEGAWA(Karasuma Campus) Shikokan SK110 ＜DAY １＞ ～ Opening Session ～ 13:00－13:15 Opening Remarks Prof. Masanori NAITO (Director General of GRM; Professor, Graduate School of Global Studies, Doshisha University) 13:20－13:50 Keynote Speech “Reconciliation between Developed and Developing Courtiers” Professor Emeritus. Hiroshi MATSUHISA (Professor Emeritus, Kyoto University, Dr. of Engineering) ～ Session 1: Risks in Reconciliation Process ～ 14:00－14:30 “Reconciliation for Pluralistic society? : Reconciling National Security and Ethnicity, Religion” Presentator: Ms. Naomi NISHI (Graduate Student, Graduate School of Global Studies) Commentator: Mr. Ekraj SABUR (Director, International Institute of Peace Studies) 14:30－15:00 “Reconciliation the Case of Mali” Presentator: Ms. Marie TAKETANI (Graduate Student, Graduate School of Global Studies) Commentator: Prof. Abderrahmane NGAÏDÉ (Assistant Professor, Cheikh Anta Diop University) 15:30－16:30 Discussion ＜DAY ２＞ ～ Session 2: Actor in Reconciliation Process ～ 9:30－10:00 “Forgiveness Brokers: Assessing Role of Foreign Actors in Libyan Reconciliation” Presentator: Mr. Nikolay SHEVCHENKO (Graduate Student, Graduate School of Global Studies) Commentator: Dr. Boris STREMLIN (Senior Research Associate, Central Asian Studies Center) 10:00－10:30 “The Current Situation of Water Supply and its conflict in Rwanda” Presentator: Ms. Toshie INUI (Graduate Student, Graduate School of Global Studies) Commentator: Prof. Shigetsugu KOMINE (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, Global Collaboration Center, Osaka University) 10:30－11:00 “Seeking Alternative Pattern of Development: Reconciling Welth Distribution and the Role of Civic Movement in in Turkey” Presentator: Mr. Takuya MORIYAMA (Graduate Student, Graduate School of Global Studies) Commentator: Mr. Metin ÇETINER (Vice President, KİMSE YOK MU: Turkish NGO) 11:15－12:45 Discussion ～ Closing Session ～ 13:45－14:45 Wrap-up Discussion 14:45－15:00 Concluding Remarks Mr. Iyas SALIM (Ph.D Candidate, Graduate School of Global Studies)

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