“Stopping the Conflict and Humanitarian Disaster in Gaza: Difficulty of Peace in the Middle East and the Search for a Two-State Solution”
(Hosted by SIIR
Co-Hosted by Institute of Human Security, Sophia University and by the Japan Global Dialogue (NPO)
Sponsored by the Sophia Alumni Association)

“Challenges of Ending Wars in the Age of Division: The War in Ukraine and Peacebuilding in Africa”(physical venue: Harvard University)
(Hosted by the Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, Harvard University.
Co-hosted by the Ukraine Research Institute at Harvard University, Harvard University Center for African Studies, Sophia Institute of International Relations (SIIR) and by the Sophia Institute for Human Security)

JBook Launch Symposium: How to End the War in Ukraine?: The Limits and Possibilities of Peace Mediation (Hosted by SIIR, Co-hosted by the Asian Affairs Research Council, Sophia Institute for Human Security, and by Japan Global Dialogue (NGO))

Joint Workshop between SIIR and the National Institute of Defense Studies (NIDS): Session 1 (Co-Hosted by SIIR and by the National Institute of Defense Studies)

SIIR Symposium: “Peace for Everyone: How to Achieve and Maintain Peace” (Hosted by Sophia University and by Ukraine Catholic University, Co-hosted by SIIR)

Research Workshops Series for the Joint Research Project: “Structural Change in International Relations and Japan’s Foreign Policy”

SIIR Symposium: “Changing Contours of US-China-Russia Competition and the EU: Book Launch Event for a Book Edited by Prof. OKABE: Part 2 (Session 2): The UN and the EU: The Dynamics of Inter-Organizational Relations” (Co-hosted by SIIR and by European Institute, Sophia University)

SIIR Symposium: “Changing Contours of US-China-Russia Competition and the EU: Book Launch Event for a Book Edited by Prof. OKABE: Part 2 (Session 1): International Order in Post-Russia-Ukraine Conflict/Post-Pandemic World: Focusing on the UK, the US, China, the UN, and the EU” (Co-hosted by SIIR and by the European Institute, Sophia University)

SIIR Symposium: “How Can We End the War in Ukraine?” (Hosted by SIIR, Co-hosted by the Sophia Institute for Human Security and by the Center for Global Education and Discovery)

SIIR Symposium: “Changing Contours of US-China-Russia Competition and the EU: Book Launch Event for a Book Edited by Prof. OKABE: Part 1 (Session2): Developments in Relations among Eastern European States, Russia, and Turkey” (Co-hosted by SIIR and by the European Institute, Sophia University)

SIIR Symposium: “Changing Contours of US-China-Russia Competition and the EU: Book Launch Event for a Book Edited by Prof. OKABE: Part 1 (Session 1): The Response of the EU and its Member States to the Russia-Ukraine War” (Co-hosted by SIIR and by the European Institute, Sophia University)

SIIR Symposium: “Russia-Ukraine Conflict and Scenarios for the Future of International Order Based on the UN Charter” (Hosted by Sophia University, Co-hosted by Sophia University Human Resources Center for International Cooperation and by SIIR)

SIIR Symposium: “Challenges of Global Health Governance in the Context of Pandemic”
(Co-hosted by Sophia Institute for Human Security, Center for Global Education and Discovery, Sophia University; Sponsored by Sophia Alumni Association)

SIIR Seminar “Hate Crimes against Asians in the US: An Historical Perspective”

Research Workshops Series for the Joint Research Project: “Structural Change in International Relations and Japan’s Foreign Policy”

Research Workshops Series for the Joint Research Project: “Structural Change in International Relations and Japan’s Foreign Policy”

SIIR Book Launch Symposium: “Will the Liberal International Order Disintegrate?: Causes of the Crisis and Conditions for Regeneration”

Daisaku Higashi, Kazuhiro Maeshima, “The US-Iran Standoff: Middle Eastern and American Perspectives”

Makiko Deguchi, Goro Christoph Kimura, Mauro Neves Junior, “Globalization and Cultural Change: Discrimination, Multilingualism, Popular Culture”

James Gomez, “Hate Speech in Southeast Asia: Impact on Human Rights”

Yutaka Takaoka, Shuji Hosaka, “Politics in the Middle East after the Islamic State”

Giulio Pugliese, “EU’s Economic Policy toward China”

Arnaud Kurze, Mieczyslaw Boduszynski, Christopher Lamont, “New Critical Spaces in Transitional Justice: Gender, Art & Memory”

Roundtable: “China-Japan Relations and the Impact of International Education”

Midori Okabe, Haruko Hosoda, Saho Matsumoto, “Thinking about European Refugee Crisis—What Caused the Failure of EU Solidarity?”

Junichi Abe, Shigeo Mutsushika, Shinji Hyodo, “The Belt and Road Initiative and the World Order”

Keith Krause, “State building and the Crisis of the Liberal International Order”

Masayuki Hironaka, “How Will Drones Change International Politics?”

Hideya Matsuzaki , “International Politics of the Middle East – A Perspective from Russia”