教員情報 - ストレフォード　パトリック　ウイリアム

ストレフオード　パトリツク　ウイリ STREFFORD PATRICK
ストレフォード　パトリック　ウイリアム

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京都産業大学国際関係学部国際関係学科

職種教授

学会発表
2026/02/07	Designing engaging tasks for content-based courses (Camtesol Conference)
2025/09/20	Between Disorder and Dependence: Myanmar’s Post-Independence Struggle in a Shifting Global Order (Rethinking the Global Order: New Perspectives on International Relations)
2024/10/20	Education and Social Change in the Third Reich: Bureaucracy and Barabarism (Education and Social Change)
2024/03/09	Peace and Democracy in Myanmar: A test for ASEAN regional governance capability (Regional Governance and the Asia-Pacific Balance of Power)
2024/02/16	Democracy Promotion in the New Cold War: the case study of Myanmar (Book Project Workshop)
2024/02/04	What Students Have to Say about EMI Courses in Japan and What it Means for Engagement and Self-efficacy (JALT Hokkaido Language Teaching Conference)
2023/10/12	The case for EMI-Local (APLX 2023 International Conference on Applied Linguistics)
2023/10/11	Measuring Self-efficacy, Engagement, and Satisfaction in EMI Courses (APLX 2023 International Conference on Applied Linguistics)
2023/09/10	democratization in the New Cold War: the case study of Myanmar (New Cold War Book Project workshop)
2023/09/08	A Leninist view of the response to COVID-19 (HESTAI Symposium)
2023/03/25	The Chimerical Liberal International Order (Global Governance and Human Security)
2023/02/05	New Directions and New Techniques for English Medium Instruction: Introducing EMI-local (JALT Hokkaido Language Teaching Conference)
2022/10/12	What Should Japan do to Counteract the Russo–Chinese Alliance and Collaborate with the United States in the Indo-Pacific Strategy? (Japan-ASEAN Workshop)
2022/03/19	The State and it's Homocidal Tendencies (Violence and Modernity)
2021/03/14	Offensive Realism Under the cover of COVID (Expertise in the Aftermath of COVID)
2020/09/26	Japan-ASEAN in the Second Cold War: the inexorable Rise of Realism (Japan-ASEAN Workshop)
2020/09/13	The inevitability of the CCP’s premature take-over of Hong Kong (Hestia Symposium)
2019/11/03	The Japan-ASEAN partnership and the New Cold War (ASEAN-Japan Partnership under the Free and Open Indo-Pacific Strategy)
2019/03/22	The State and Development (Heterodoxy in Global Studies)
2018/11/13	Public Sector Policies in Japan leading to an "East Asian Miracle" (The Public Sector as a driving force for socioeconomic development)
2018/11/13	Should Myanmar's public sector follow the Japanese reforms for socioeconomic growth? (The Public Sector as a driving force for socioeconomic development)
2018/10/31	The State and Progress (京都産業大学世界問題研究所、 World Affairs Institute, Kyoto Sangyo University)
2018/06/29	Public Support for Development Cooperation – Knowledge and Acceptance in Japan and Southeast Asia: The case of Japan (Japan and Southeast Asia- Current Foreign Policy Issues in the Era of Global Change and Challenges)
2018/03/15	Achieving Sustainable Tourism in a Country in Transition: The Case of Myanmar (international Conference on Sustainable Tourism and Hospitality Marketing)
2018/03/05	The necessity of lying: An IR perspective (Asia Association for Global Studies)
2017	Education Reform in a Country in Transition (Asia Association of Global Studies, Don Honorio Ventura Technological State University, the Philippines)
2016	Development Aid and Myanmar: Whose Capacity needs Development (Critical Hurdles to Myanmar’s Opening Up Process, Center for South East Asian Studies, Kyoto University)
2016	Myanmar's Transition: Donor-Driven Aid and Donor Capacity Deficit (京都産業大学世界問題研究所、 World Affairs Institute, Kyoto Sangyo University)
2015	Democratisation in Myanmar: Will Aid help or hinder (Burma/ Myanmar in Transition: Connectivity, Changes and Challenges Chiang Mai University)
2015	Myanmar’s Nascent Special Economic Zones: Winners and Losers (Asia Association of Global Scholars, International Christian University, Uneasy Street: Life, Work, and Precarity in a Globalized World)
2014	Ethical Aid: Myanmar’s transition, charity and capacity building (Asia Association of Global Studies and Shantou University's Center for Global Studies Ethics in a Globalizing World: Debates and Dilemmas)
2014	Myanmar's Transition and the International ODA Regime (Global Politics, Economy and Society Seminar Series, Oxford Brookes University)
2014	ミャンマー変革のための国際的支援 International Support for Myanmar's Transition (京都産業大学世界問題研究所、 World Affairs Institute, Kyoto Sangyo University)
2013	Myanmar Moving On: The Impact of Protests, Domestic and Foreign (On the Move: People, Protests, and Progress (Asia Association for Global Studies), Bangkok, Thailand)
2012	Neglecting the details of transition: ODA Donor's limited technical Assistance to Myanmar (International Conference on International Relations and Development, Chiang Mai, Thailand)
2011	(In)dependence, Insurgency and the never-ending Burmese Independence Movement(s) (Shanghai International Conference on the Social Sciences, Shanghai, China)
2011	A Post-Western IR Examing the Possibility of an 'Asian' International Relations Theory (The Asian Studies Conference Japan, International Christian University, Tokyo, Japan)
2011	Human RIghts as a tool for Underdevelopment in Burma (Global Insecurities: Insurgency, Development, and World Order 10 Years On, Leeds University, Leeds, UK)
2010	Crisis and Opportunity: A Survey of Foreign Students in Japan (18th Biennial Conference, Asian Studies Association of Australia, Adelaide, Australia)
2010	From 'Principled Exclusion' to 'Pragmatic Engagement': A Paradigm Shift in US Foreign Policy toward Myanmar (Global Studies Conference, Busan, South Korea)
2010	US and Japanese Diplomacy towards Myanmar: Policy Shifts and Common Ground (The Asian Conference on the Social Sciences, Osaka, Japan)
2009	Insurgency and the Neve-ending Burmese Independence Movement (International Convention of Asia Scholars 6, Daejon, South Korea)
2009	Polarization and Paradox: Myanmar democratization as a manifestation of the exclusionary function within globalization (Globalization and Human Rights in the Developing World (Asia Association for Global Studies), Calgary, Canada)
2005	Human Rights and Foreign Debt: Japanese ODA Diplomacy towards Myanmar (Peace as a Global Language Conference, Kyoto, Japan)
2005	Japanese ODA to Myanmar/ Burma: Failed Policy and Dependence Creation (COE/JEPA Joint International Conference, Awaji, Japan)