Asia Pacific Conference 2024
Asia Pacific Conference 2024
Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University and its RCAPS annually host the Asia Pacific Conference. Since its inception in 2003, AP Conference has provided researchers from around the world with an opportunity to present their research. The conference aims to contribute to the realization of "Shape Your World" through academic discussions on issues facing the Asia-Pacific region and the world surrounding it. The AP Conference 2023 will be held with the theme "Bridging Divides for Global Recovery."
Keynote Speech
- Keynote Speaker:
- TBA
Examples of Panel Titles
- Development and Tourism
- Environment and Public Participation
- Foreign Policy and Values
- Japan's International Relations
- Indo-Pacific: Security and Diplomacy
- Japan and China: International Cooperation
- International Relations in the Indo-Pacific Region
- Conflicts and Human Rights Protection
- Impact Analysis of Trade and Innovations
- Corporate Security and Management
- Leadership and HRM
- Leadership and Learning: Fostering inclusion in education and entrepreneurship
- Exploring Inclusive Leadership in Asia: Female Leadership, Corporate Mission & Asian Values
- Gender and Society
Best Paper Award (Only for Graduate Students)
Past Award-Winning Papers
AY | Name | Affiliation | Title |
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2019 | Astha Chadha | Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) | India's foreign policy towards Japan: Strategic partnership amid regional transformations |
2020 | Tsz Chit Yui | National Sun Yat-sen University | Exploring the Determinants of Cyberloafing in the Workplace: A Conservation of Resources (COR) Perspective |
Chiung-Ying Wu | National Sun Yat-sen University | ||
Chien-Chung Kao | National Sun Yet-sen University | ||
2021 | Raphaelle Delmas | Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) | International climbers’ behaviour towards the payment of Mount Fuji’s conservation donation |
Robin Argueyrolle | |||
2022 | Jose Rodolfo Aviles Ernult | Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU) | Analyzing magical realist narratives through the Freudian uncanny: decontextualized memories in Guillermo del Toro’s Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) |