Tomoaki Ueda
(Part-time Lecturer, Faculty of Law, Meijo University)

Nationalist Thoughts in Colonial India on Order, Conflict, and Identity Politics

Kyoko Cross
(Graduate School of Law, Kobe University)

The Potential for Globalizing Local Norms in Transitional Justice:
A Case Study of the Community Reconciliation Process in Timor-Leste

Ryosuke Sato
(Graduate School of Law, Hitotsubashi University)

Law and Reconciliation in African Post-conflict Societies:
the Multi-dimensional Nature of Rebuilding/Developing Societal Mechanisms

Etsuro Totsuka
(Professor, Law School, Ryukoku University)

Study on the Influence of the United Nations Human Right Mechanism towards the Settlement of Asian Regional Conflicts: Focusing on the Issue of Military Sexual Slavery

Atsuko Mizuno
(Part-time Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, Konan University)

The Impacts of International Labor Migration on Rural Economy
in the Central Dry Zone of Myanmar

Katsumi Isｈizuka
(Associate Professor, Department of International Business Management, Kyoei University)

The Emergence and Development of Interfaith Network:
The Significance of A Cultural Aspect in UN Peace-building: A Case Study in Timor-Leste

Kazuya Masuda
(Research Fellow, Graduate School of Human and Environment Studies, Kyoto University)

Conflict of Forest and Conflict Resolution under
Democratization and Decentralization in Indonesia

Seiichiro Honjo
(Research Fellow, Institute of Oriental Culture, University of Tokyo, Japan)

Satyagraha as a Strategy for Dissolving Harassment

Junya Himoto
(Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences, University of Tokyo, Japan)

History of Land Law and Land Conflicts in Rural Indonesia

Acharawan Israngkura Na Ayuthaya
&
Senjo Nakai
(Graduate School of Communication Arts, Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University, Thailand)

The Emergence and Development of Interfaith Network:
A Case Study of Advocacy for People Living with HIV/AIDS in Upper Northern Thailand 

Toru Sagawa
(Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies, Kyoto University, Japan)

The Local Potential for Peace Construction in North East Africa of Recurring Conflicts