SEGAWA Noriyuki
Major in Global Studies | Professor |
Last Updated :2024/09/14
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東南アジア政治経済特論
オセアニアの現代社会事情
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東南アジア、オセアニア地域にはみなさんの知らないことがたくさんあります。私のゼミでは、これらの地域が抱える諸問題を、政治、経済、社会、文化といった様々な角度から考えて行きます。そして、広い視野を持って問題を分析する力を養成していきます。ゼミ学生には、是非、東南アジア、オセアニア地域へ実際に行ってもらいたいと思います。地域を知るためには、座学だけでなく、自分の目で見る、感じることが非常に重要です。
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- Pacific Islands Malaysia 多文化主義 国民統合 民族 Multiculturalism National Integration Ethnicity
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東南アジア政治経済特論
オセアニアの現代社会事情
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Career
- 2019/10 - Today Philippine School of Business AdministrationDisaster Risk Management UnitAdjunct Professor
- 2018/04 - Today Kindai UniversityFaculty of International StudiesProfessor
- 2015/09 - 2018/12 Universiti Kebangsaan MalaysiaInstitut Kajian Etnikvisiting researcher
- 2016/04 - 2018/03 Kindai UniversityFaculty of International StudiesAssociate Professor
- 2008/04 - 2016/03 Osaka Gakuin UniversityFaculty of International Studies
- 2004/04 - 2008/03 Osaka Gakuin UniversityFaculty of International Studies
- 2003/12 - 2004/02 東南アジア研究所(シンガポール) 助手
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■Research activity information
Paper
- Japan’s struggle to sell its ideals in the PacificNoriyuki SegawaThe Strategist 2023/10 [Refereed]
- Noriyuki SegawaAsian Studies Review Informa UK Limited 1 - 19 1035-7823 2023/04 [Refereed]
Owing to China’s increasing influence, the complex geopolitics of the Pacific Islands has become a threat to the strategic superiority of Western democratic countries. The diplomatic policies of the US, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan toward Pacific Island countries (PICs) stand at a critical juncture, reviewing current policy approaches and introducing new ones. This study suggests an approach that Japan could employ to increase its presence, through an evaluation of Pacific Leaders’ Educational Assistance for Development of State (Pacific-LEADS), a scholarship programme expected to contribute to PICs’ economic growth, strengthen existing ties, and increase Japan’s presence in the region. This evaluation is based on interviews and surveys conducted in Tonga, Samoa, and Vanuatu in 2019 and 2020. Insufficient communication and poor understanding of PICs, the primary factors limiting the programme’s effectiveness, are attributed to a policy design approach grounded in the donor–recipient relationship. Japan may need to employ a new approach that emphasises the promotion of substantial equal partnerships. - A Case Study: Explaining the Price Collapse of Tongan Squash Export to JapanNoriyuki SegawaAsia-Pacific Journal of Rural Development 2022 [Refereed]
This article focuses on the squash industry of Tonga, which was successfully developed in the 1990s and declined in the 2000s. It analyses how squash export prices are affected by the quantity of squash export and the number of squash exporters. An examination of the squash industry demonstrates that the collapse of the export prices and the decline of the industry is caused due to the lack of structural frameworks for managing the industry effectively and/or the functional failure of the framework. It is perceived that the decline of the industry was due to the withdrawal of the squash export quota from the government, but the main factor appears to be the failure of the government to control the quality of the squash exported to Japan. Thus, a weak institutional capacity prevented the sustainable development of the industry. This article concludes that the development of institutional and human capacity to establish structural frameworks for managing industries and operating the frameworks effectively will contribute to the sustainable development of an export-oriented agriculture-based industry in the PICs. - 太平洋島嶼国の課題と日本の貢献畝川憲之外交 68 122 - 127 2021/07 [Invited]
- Japan’s Policy Approach to Expand Its Presence in Pacific Islands Region: Evaluating Pacific-LEADS ProgrammeNoriyuki Segawathe 26th IPSA World Congress of Political Science Proceedings 2021/07 [Refereed]
- Impact of RIMUP on National Integration in Malaysia: Direct and Extended Contact EffectSEGAWA Noriyukithe 25th IPSA World Congress of Political Science Proceedings 2018/07 [Refereed]
- Noriyuki SegawaCommonwealth and Comparative Politics Routledge 55 (1) 63 - 81 1743-9094 2017/01 [Refereed]
Each ethnic community has an ethnic-based political party both within the government coalition (Barisan Nasional: BN) and within the opposition coalition (Pakatan Rakyat and Pakatan Harapan). Therefore, Malaysia’s political structure can be described as double-layered ethnic politics. In this political structure, the BN government has been forced to adopt a fluctuating policy framework for nation building. As a result, double-layered ethnic politics impedes the development of national integration. Paradoxically, this phenomenon contributes to the maintenance of social stability as this political structure effectively prevents the establishment of a robust ethnic unity that may lead to ethnic conflicts. - SEGAWA NoriyukiJournal of International Studies Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University 1 (1) 33 - 48 2432-292x 2016/11[Abstract] Due to their ambiguous and fluctuating nature, socio-cultural policies have played only a limited role in promoting national integration. This study examines how the substance of the policies has been forged from political, economic and social contexts. Under an ethnic-based political structure, the government has been compelled to balance the demands of various ethnic communities and hence to have ambiguous and fluctuating socio-cultural policies. Malaysia's economic growth strategies dependent on FDI also induce the government to implement vague and shifting policies since these policies result in stable political and social climate. Stability has been the most important comparative advantage for attracting FDI to Malaysia during its period of modern economic growth. Because Malay preferential policies are logically incompatible with the principles of assimilation and multiculturalism, policy ambiguity in government planning has ensued.
- 畝川 憲之アジ研ワールドトレンド 日本貿易振興機構アジア経済研究所研究支援部 22 (244) 20 - 23 1341-3406 2016/02 [Refereed]
- オーストラリアの対フィジー政策の評価:対太平洋島嶼国外交の転換点?畝川 憲之; 小島 潤太平洋諸島研究 3 27 - 40 2015/11 [Refereed]
- Noriyuki SegawaJAPANESE JOURNAL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE CAMBRIDGE UNIV PRESS 16 (2) 177 - 194 1468-1099 2015/06 [Refereed]
This paper examines the prospects of ethnic politics and consociationalism in Malaysia, in terms of their structures and capabilities. Towards this end, the Barisan Nasional's (BN) policies from 2008 to 2013, the BN's and the Pakatan Rakyat's (PR) 2013 electoral strategies, and the results of the 2013 election will be analysed. As political parties in both the BN and the PR have generally represented ethnic interests and identities, an ethnic-based political structure has been maintained. A consociational political system, which is based on an ethnic-based political structure, has been adopted by both political coalitions. An examination of the 2013 election results indicates that the BN's ethnic politicking as a vote-gathering device has become ineffective. The BN's consociationalism has suffered from a legitimacy deficit, particularly within ethnic minority communities. However, it may be premature to claim that the Malaysian political culture is on the cusp of transcending the BN's paradigm of ethnic politics and consociationalism. The shift from ethnic politics will generate stronger momentum when the PR parties are incorporated into one political party. - Noriyuki Segawa; Kaoru Natsuda; John ThoburnASIAN STUDIES REVIEW ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 38 (3) 422 - 441 1035-7823 2014/09 [Refereed]
This paper considers the ways in which Malaysia has tried to develop automotive production through promoting a nationally-owned car producer, Proton, and to carve out some "policy space" to continue a degree of protection while also liberalising its trade regime. We show that protection has not yet succeeded in making Proton and its many vendors internationally competitive, and why Malaysia has found that it has to secure the cooperation of a major automotive multinational to upgrade and to achieve export success. - トンガ農業の開発課題と可能性:かぼちゃの事例研究よりSEGAWA Noriyuki太平洋諸島学会誌 2 25 - 49 2014/07 [Refereed]
- Ethnic Politics and the 2013 Elections in MalaysiaSEGAWA NoriyukiRuritanian 2 - 3 2014/03 [Invited]
- Kaoru Natsuda; Noriyuki Segawa; John ThoburnGLOBAL ECONOMIC REVIEW ROUTLEDGE JOURNALS, TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD 42 (2) 113 - 134 1226-508X 2013/06 [Refereed]
This paper examines the attempts by Malaysia to foster production by national automotive producers in a global industry dominated by a small number of major multinationals. Despite the use of a wide range of industrial policies, both standard import-substituting ones and more targeted policies, the main national producer, Proton, has been unable successfully to enter the automotive global value chain. We argue that Malaysia is probably faced with a choice of accepting foreign majority ownership, as with its second national producer, Perodua, or reconciling itself to Proton lagging in both technology and marketing. - Noriyuki SegawaNationalism and Ethnic Politics 19 (2) 210 - 232 1353-7113 2013/04 [Refereed]
This article examines the direction of ethnic politics in Malaysia by investigating the 2008 election results and the subsequent political maneuverings of political parties following the election. The results do not clearly demonstrate the demise of ethnic politics however, the communal political paradigm of the Barisan Nasional Party (BN) has become increasingly ineffective in its attempts to appease both Malay and non-Malay communities. Following the election, the BN seems to have moved towards the adoption of a multiethnic agenda, whereas its affiliated parties have chosen to maintain their communal political paradigm. Furthermore, the Pakatan Rakyat has not outlined a clear multiethnic platform and has failed to reject communal politics. The Malaysian political paradigm has yet to shift qualitatively away from ethnic politics. © Taylor & Francis Group, LLC. - Noriyuki SegawaAfrican and Asian Studies 12 (3) 189 - 214 1569-2094 2013 [Refereed]
This paper examines how the affirmative action programme based on Malay preferential policies has influenced the formation of ambiguous socio-cultural policies (incorporating Malay cultural dominance and the recognition of non-Malay cultural rights) that hinder the development of national integration. This study is conducted by analysing the relationship between Malay preferential policies and the principles of assimilation and multiculturalism. Because Malay preferential policies are logically incompatible with the principles of assimilation and multiculturalism, these policies influence the shaping of ambiguous socio-cultural policies. In addition, the direction of Malay preferential policies is examined by considering ethnic tensions regarding these policies and the government's efforts after the 2008 election. The government is confronting a dilemma and has not yet determined its direction. Malay preferential policies will not be abolished in the near future, and the nature of socio-cultural policies will remain ambiguous. Thus, a dramatic development of national integration cannot be expected in the foreseeable future. © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden 2013. - Globalisation and the Malaysian Automotive Industry: Industrial Nationalism, Liberalisation, and the Role of JapanKaoru Natsuda; Noriyuki Segawa; John ThoburnRitsumeikan Center for Asia Pacific Studies Working Paper 2012/04
- Noriyuki SegawaPacific Way 太平洋諸島地域研究所 (139) 4 - 12 2012/02 [Refereed]
- Communal Political Paradigm after the 2008 Election in MalaysiaNoriyuki SegawaProceedings of the Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2011/03 [Refereed]
- Ambiguous Nature of Socio-cultural Policies for National IntegrationNoriyuki SegawaProceedings of the 7th International Malaysian Studies Conference 2010/03 [Refereed]
- Juggling between Assimilation and Multiculturalism: Language and Education Policies for National Integration in MalaysiaNoriyuki SegawaPh.D thesis submitted to the University of Sydney 2009/10 [Refereed]
- 畝川 憲之International studies 大阪学院大学国際学学会 18 (1) 1 - 31 0917-0561 2007/06
- Noriyuki SegawaSojourn Institute of Southeast Asian Studies 22 (1) 30 - 56 0217-9520 2007 [Refereed]
This paper examines how Malaysia's 1996 Education Act, which is based on a multiculturalism-type approach, has influenced ethnic polarization in primary and secondary education. This is done through research on the enrolment trend of Chinese Malaysians. Most Chinese have not regarded the Act as an expression of a multiculturalism-type approach but rather as a continuation of the assimilationism-type approach that had been practiced since 1961. This is due in part to many ambiguities in the 1996 Act and in its implementation. The Act has, therefore, not influenced Chinese enrolment trends to any notable extent. The Act and its many ambiguities have not worsened ethnic polarization either nor has it had much impact one way or another on national integration. © 2007 ISEAS. - Socio-cultural Policies for Nation Building and Sustained Economic Growth in MalaysiaNoriyuki SegawaNew Resaerch in Malaysian Studies Workshop 2006/02 [Refereed]
- Noriyuki SegawaInternational Studies 大阪学院大学国際学学会 16 (2) 79 - 119 0917-0561 2005/12
- Segawa NoriyukiJournal of the Pacific Society 太平洋学会 26 (1/1) 65 - 82 0387-4745 2003/10 [Refereed]
MISC
- 知識探訪 国民車プロトンの行方畝川 憲之 The Daily NNAマレーシア版 2013/06 [Invited]
- Juggling between Assimilation and Multiculturalism: Language and Education Policies for National Integration in MalaysiaPh.D thesis submitted to the University of Sydney 2009
- Education Policies until the 1980s in Malaysia: Efficacy of an Assimilationism-type Approach for National IntegrationInternational; Studies; Association of; Osaka Gakuin University International Studies 18- (1) 1 -31 2007
- Sojourn 22- (1) 30 -56 2007
- The Impact of Sustained Economic Growth on National Integration Policies in MalaysiaJournal of the Pacific Society 29- (1/1) 27 -38 2007
- The Look East Policy and Japanese ODA and Direct Investment Trend to Malaysia 1982-1990Journal of the Pacific Society 26- (1/1) 65 -82 2003
Books and other publications
- International Migration in the Pacific Islands Region: Networks, Regionalism, and InstitutionsNoriyuki Segawa (ContributorSocio-economic Status of Polynesian Migrants in New South Wales: Pacific Islanders in Multicultural Australia)IDE-JETRO 2023/03 9784258046560
- Noriyuki Segawa (Contributor教育――旧宗主国の影響と残された課題)昭和堂 2023/02 9784812222034 vii, 333p
- Ethnic Relations at School in Malaysia: Challenges and Prospects of the Student Integration Plan for UnitySEGAWA Noriyuki (Single work)Palgrave Macmillan 2019/09
- National Identity, Language and Education in Malaysia: Search for a Middle Ground between Malay Hegemony and EqualitySEGAWA Noriyuki (Single work)Routledge 2019/03
- The Transformation and Reconstruction of the International Order in the Pacific Islands RegionSEGAWA Noriyuki (ContributorAustralia's Foreign Aid Policy towards Melanesia at a Critical Juncture)The Institute of Developing Economies 2016/03
Lectures, oral presentations, etc.
- Whither Japan's Diplomacy towards the Pacific Islands Region: Impact of Japan's FOIP-based Diplomacy on its Relationship with Pacific Island Countries [Not invited]Noriyuki Segawa2023 the Annual Conference of Taiwanese Political Science Association 2023/11
- 太平洋島嶼地域の地政学的変容:中国のプレゼンス拡大とその影響 [Invited]畝川憲之日本国際フォーラム研究会『中露の勢力圏構想の行方と日本の対応―「中央アジア・コーカサス・大洋州・グローバルサウス」の含意―』 2023/11
- Challenges of Japan’s FOIP-based Diplomacy: Its Impact on Japan's Presence in the Pacific Islands Region [Not invited]Noriyuki SegawaThe 27th Annual Conference of the New Zealand Studies Association 2023/06
- Education System and Ethnic Relations in Malaysia [Invited]Noriyuki Segawaマレーシア学会2022年度研究大会 2023/01
- 太平洋島嶼地域における国際秩序の変容 [Invited]畝川憲之東京外国語大学 国際関係研究所主催 連続研究会「ウクライナ情勢を背景とする国際秩序の変容」 2022/11
- The Direction of Japan’s Diplomatic Policies Towards Pacific Island Countries: Increasing its Presence Amid Changing Geopolitics [Not invited]Noriyuki SegawaThe 26th annual conference of the New Zealand Studies Association 2022/07
- Japan’s Efforts to Promote Private Investment in Infrastructure Development in Developing Countries [Invited]Noriyuki SegawaInternational Seminar: Disaster Risk Financing Awareness Towards Disaster and Climate Change Resiliency 2022/03
- Japan’s Policy Approach to Expand Its Presence in Pacific Islands Region: Evaluating Pacific-LEADS Programme [Not invited]Noriyuki Segawa26th World Congress of Political Science 2021/07
- Melanesia and the Pacific: From the Regional Power's Perspective [Invited]Noriyuki SegawaRegionalism in the Pacific: Melanesian, Micronesian, and Polynesian Perspectives and the Future of the Region 2021/06
- Sustainable Development and Institutional Vulnerability: From Perspectives of Economic Development and Sovereignty Protection [Invited]Noriyuki Segawa太平洋諸島学会第8回研究大会 シンポジウム「太平洋島嶼の地域性を踏まえた持続可能な開発とは何か」 2020/10
- Ethnic Relations in Malaysia, Fiji and Australia [Invited]Noriyuki Segawaアジア経済研究所「太平洋島嶼国における人の移動と国際制度」研究会 2019/12
- Challenges and Prospects of Human Resource Development in Pacific Island Countries: Perspectives of Developmental Economy and Political Science [Invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki4TH INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM, Challenges and Opportunities for Local Communities and Small-Scale Entrepreneurs 2019/11
- Challenges and Prospects for Economic Development in Pacific Island countries: Importance of Human Resource Development [Not invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki7th International Conference on Sustainable Development 2019/09
- 海底鉱物資源調査・開発関連事業の太平洋諸島地域進出に向けて [Invited]畝川 憲之太平洋諸島学会第七回研究大会 2019/06
- Economic Development in Pacific Island Countries [Invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiSecuring the Peace in Oceania and the Pacific Islands 2019/03
- Changing Regional Order in the Pacific Islands [Invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki (ModelatChanging Regional Order in the Pacific Islands and Japan's Role 2019/01
- End of Ethnic Politics?: Considering its Structure and Capability [Invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki日本マレーシア学会 2018/10
- Education Policies for National Integration in Malaysia: Challenges and Future Prospects [Not invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiAssociation of Southeast Asian Studies UK 2018 Conference 2018/09
- Impact of Ethnic Interaction in Education on National Integration in Malaysia: Possibilities and Limitations of the RIMUP [Not invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki25th World Congress of Political Science 2018/07
- Prospects of the Student Integration Plan for Unity (RIMUP) in Malaysia: The Plan's Structure and Allport's Optimal Conditions [Not invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiTaiwan Southeast Asian Studies Annual Conference 2018 2018/07
- Prospects of the RIMUP in Malaysia: National Intgration and Ethnic Interaction in Education [Not invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiBritish Education Reseach Association Annual Conference 2017 2017/09
- 太平洋諸島ビジネスセミナー(パネルディスカッション) [Not invited]畝川 憲之; モデレーター太平洋諸島ビジネスセミナー 2017/07
- 太平洋諸島フォーラムの変容と太平洋・島サミットの行方 [Invited]畝川 憲之; コメンテーター太平洋諸島研究所 春季研究会 2017/04
- Unity and Education in Malaysia: Assimilation, Multiculturalism and New Perspective [Not invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiInternational Confenrence on Humanities and Cultural Studies 2016/11
- 太平洋島嶼国の観光開発:パラオの日本人客誘致戦略を事例に [Not invited]畝川 憲之太平洋諸島学会 第4回研究大会 2016/07
- Pacific Islands Business Seminar [Invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiPacific Islands Business Seminar 2016/05
- How has Palau Succeeded in Obtaining Japanese Tourists? [Invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiPacific Island Countries Tourism Ministers Meeting 2015/11
- 「太平洋・島サミット」の開催意義と今後の展開 [Invited]畝川 憲之太平洋諸島学会 第3回研究大会 2015/07
- トンガの農業開発:その課題と可能性 [Not invited]畝川 憲之第二回太平洋諸島学会研究大会 2014/07
- Tonga-Japan Trade and Investment Symposium [Invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiTonga-Japan Trade and Investment Symposium 2014/06
- Ethnic Politics and Consociationalism in the 2013 Malaysia Elections [Invited]SEGAWA Noriyuki18th Malaysia and Singapore Society of Australia Symposium 2013/12
- 小島嶼国の貿易政策とその可能性 [Invited]畝川 憲之『海洋の「陸地化」と太平洋地政学の変動』研究会 2013/11
- 太平洋島嶼国の経済発展の可能性 [Invited]畝川 憲之太平洋諸島地域研究所研究会 2013/08
- Double-layered Ethnic Politics in Malaysia: Its Impact on Unity and Stability [Not invited]SEGAWA NoriyukiSolidarity, Memory and Identity, Interdisciplinary Conference 2012/09
- Communal Political Paradigm after the 2008 Election in Malaysia [Not invited]The Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2011
- Communal Political Paradigm after the 2008 Election in Malaysia [Not invited]The Asian Conference of Asian Studies 2011
- Ambiguous Nature of Socio-cultural Policies for National Integration [Not invited]The 7th International Malaysian Studies Conference 2010
- Ambiguous Nature of Socio-cultural Policies for National Integration [Not invited]The 7th International Malaysian Studies Conference 2010
- Socio-cultural Policies for National Integration and Sustained Economic Growth in Malaysia [Not invited]New Research in Malaysian Studies Workshop 2006
- Socio-cultural Policies for National Integration and Sustained Economic Growth in Malaysia [Not invited]New Research in Malaysian Studies Workshop 2006
Affiliated academic society
Research Themes
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2019/04 -2023/03Author : 畝川 憲之フィジーでは、民族間緊張の緩和、国民統合の達成が独立以来の最大の課題となっているが、これまでのところ統合は達成されておらず、民族間の溝はいまだに存在している。その大きな要因の一つが、民族ごとに分離している初等(中等)教育の構造にあると考えられる。そこで本研究は、Allportらの主張するContact Theoryを手掛かりに、(1)初等教育における民族間の交流促進が民族間関係の改善および国民統合の発展に寄与する可能性、(2)交流促進の実行可能性の各点についての検証を通して、フィジーの初等教育における民族間交流と国民統合について、総合的な検証に挑むものである。 本年度は、8月および3月に現地調査を行い、昨年度実施予定であったフィジー系およびインド系の教員組合でのインタビュー、初等教育機関での教員へのインタビュー、生徒に対するアンケート調査の実施を予定していた。しかし、コロナウイルス感染拡大が収まらず、フィジーへの渡航自体が不可能であり、現地調査が中止となった。そこで、本年度は、昨年度に引き続き、文献調査・研究を中心に行った。主に、フィジーの民族問題と教育の関係に関する書籍、論文、新聞報道やWeb情報の整理、研究を行うとともに、民族問題に限定せずフィジー教育の抱える課題についての文献研究(特に教育省発行のAnnual Reportの調査、研究)、また太平洋島嶼地域全体の教育課題、オーストラリアにおける島嶼移民の教育課題に関する文献研究も行った。また、研究協力者であるFiji National University, College of Humanities and Educationの教員と継続的にコンタクトを取り、今後の研究の方向性などの議論を行っている。
- 日本学術振興会:科学研究費助成事業Date (from‐to) : 2018/04 -2022/03Author : 関根 久雄; 畝川 憲之; 三村 悟; 梅村 哲夫; 東 裕; 小林 泉; 野田 真里昨年度に引き続き、太平洋島嶼諸国の持続可能な開発戦略に関連した文献研究及び現地聞き取り調査を訪問国を分担して行うと共に、各研究者ごとに関連する学会等で研究発表を行った。 代表の関根は、マーシャル諸島において同国の伝統的価値を重視する開発政策とSDGs戦略との整合性に関する調査を関係する現地政府関係機関や在外公館、JICA支所等において行った。分担者の梅村はソロモン諸島において同国の観光開発に関連した聞き取り調査を中央銀行やJICAソロモン支所、政府観光局等で行うと共に、観光関連施設の視察を行った。分担者の三村は太平洋島嶼国の開発とSDGsについて政府文書などにより調査を行った。またサモアを訪問し、前年11月に発生した麻疹流行による社会経済への影響について現地政府機関等の関係者から聞き取りを行うと共に、2009年に発生した津波被害からの復興状況について現地踏査した。分担者の畝川は、フィジーの初等教育機関において教育の現状、民族間関係、教育におけるInclusivenessに関する聞き取り調査を行い、バヌアツにおいては我が国の人材育成プログラムの評価研究のため、関係省庁、同プログラム修了生へのオンラインアンケート調査を行った。研究分担者の東は、ソロモン諸島とフィジーを訪問し、現地の法とSDGs政策との関連性に関する調査を、現地関係政府機関および在外公館、JICA支所等で行った。分担者の小林は、SDGs政策に関連する「米国と自由連合関係にあるミクロネシア3ヵ国の財政状況と対米第3次経済協力協定交渉の推移状況」に関する現地調査をパラオの政府関係機関や在外公館、JICA支所等で実施した。分担者の野田は、2020年2月に予定していたツバル訪問が新型コロナの影響で実現しなかったため、主に途上国におけるSDGs政策に関連した資料収集およびその分析活動を行った。
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2015/04 -2019/03Author : Segawa Noriyuki; Baharuddin Shamsul AmriIn this research, the possibilities and limitations of the RIMUP for the development of national integration were examined. To this end, I conducted a field research two times in each year from 2015 to 2017. I had interview research with government departments, education NGOs, and headmasters and teachers in ethnic-based primary schools participating in a RIMUP activity while conducting a survey among students participating in a RIMUP activity. This research found that the RIMUP has faced three structural challenges: the government’s weak management; the short duration and low frequency of activities; and the low student participation rate. This research concluded that the RIMUP will not substantially contribute to the development of national integration unless the structural challenges are resolved.
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science:Grants-in-Aid for Scientific ResearchDate (from‐to) : 2010 -2012Author : NATSUDA Kaoru; THOBURN John; SEGAWA NoriyukiThis study examines the development of the automotive industry, parts procurementnetworks, production and export trends, and the competitiveness of three ASEAN countriessuch as Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. In recent years, the Thai and Indonesianautomotive industry has developed rapidly, accounting for 2.48 million units of vehicleproduction (the 9th biggest producer) and 1 million (the 17) in the world in 2012,respectively. By contrast, the Malaysian automotive industry has been developing veryslowly, accounting for 0.57 million units (the 22nd)th. With regards to the number of partssuppliers, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia account for 2,390 firms, 850 firms, and 690firms, respectively. With regards to export, Thailand has developed as an export platformin Southeast Asia, exporting a half of their production.
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- Socio-cultural Policies and National Integration in MalaysiaDate (from‐to) : 2004
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- 第8回太平洋・島サミットに向けた有識者会合の委員Date (from-to) : 2017/07-2018/01Role : PanelistCategory : MeetingSponser, Organizer, Publisher : 外務省第7回太平洋・島サミットに向けた有識者会合の委員Date (from-to) : 2014/05-2015/03Role : PanelistCategory : SeminarSponser, Organizer, Publisher : 外務省
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