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Seminars/Symposia: FY2008

September, 2008

CAPAS-CSEAS Symposium 2008 "Islam for Social Justice and Sustainability: New Perspectives on Islamism and Pluralism in Indonesia"
  1. Date：September 16-17, 2008
  2. Place：Kyodai Kaikan (No.101)
  3. Co-organizers：
    Center for Southeasst Asian Studies, Kyoto University/ Center for Asia-Pacific Area Studies, Academic Sinica, Taiwan/ Center for Islamic Area Studies at Kyoto University/ Global COE Program "In Search of Sustainable Humanosphere in Asia and Africa"
    Dear all,
    Regarding the upcoming CSEAS and Center for Asia-Pasific Area Studies(CAPAS) Academia Sinica Joint International Symposium on "Islam for Social Justice and Sustainability: New Perspectives on Islamism and Pluralisum in Indonesia scheduled on September 16-17, we deeply regret to announce that there is a sudden change that we are forced to make in the program.
    To our great disappointment, we were informed that former president Wahid had to cancel his trip to Japan. Due to a serious deterioration in his health conditions, his doctors have prohibited him from making any overseas trips, and his daughter Ms.Yenny Wahid also had to cancel her trip following her father's cancellation. This news just came in last Sunday.
    However, we are now inviting Mr.Masdar Farid Masudi, Head of Executive Board of Nahdlatul Ulama, in place of former President Wahid to make the keynote speech for our symposium. Please find the latest program as attached.
    We deeply apologize for all the conveniences caused by this sudden cancellation and change, and appreciate your kind understanding of the situation.
    If you are interested in attending the symposium and have not yet contacted us, please send an email to notify your participation by stating your name and affiliation to the following addresses as well.
    jkoizumi@cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp
    kawano@asafas.kyoto-u.ac.jp
    sakimrkm@n29.mbox.media.kyoto-u.ac.jp
    Thank you for your attention. We look forward to seeing you all.
  4. Program：
    September 16 (Tues.), 2008
    9:30-10:00 Registration
    10:00-10:10
    Opening Speech by Dr. Mizuno Kosuke (CSEAS)
    Welcome Speech by Prof. H.H. Michael Hsiao (CAPAS)
    Welcome Speech by the Representative of Indonesian Consulate General-Osaka
    10:10-12:10 Key Note Speech "Islam for Social Justice and Sustainability"
    Chair: Dr. Mizuno Kosuke (CSEAS)
    10:20-11:00 Speaker: K. H. Masdar Farid Masudi(Head of Executive Board of Nahdlatul Ulama)
    11:00-11:15 Commentator: Prof. H.H.Michael Hsiao (CAPAS)
    11:15-11:30 Commentator: Prof. Kosugi Yasushi （ASAFAS)
    11:30-11:40 Answers to Comments
    11:40-12:10 Open to Floor
    12:10-13:30 Lunch
    13:30-15:15　Session 1:Mapping Indonesian Islam
    Chair: Dr. Mei-Hsien Lee (National Chi Nan University)
    13:30-13:55
    Speaker 1: Dr. Miichi Ken (Iwate Prefecture University)
    Mapping Radicals: Islamism, Violence and State in Contemporary Indonesia
    13:55-14:20
    Speaker 2: Mr. Ahmad Suaedy (Wahid Institute)
    Collective Violence, Religious Freedom and Democratization in Indonesia
    14:20-14:45
    Speaker 3: Dr. Sapto Waluyo (Prosperous and Justice Party)(PKS)
    New Type of Islamic Power in Indonesia
    14:45-15:00
    Commentator: Dr. Guiam Rufa Cagoco (Foreign Research Fellow at CSEAS)
    15:00-15:10　Answers to Comments
    15:10-15:30 Open to Floor
    15:30-15:45 Coffee Break
    15:45-18:25 Session 2: Islam in Historical Perspective - from Banten Area
    Chair: Dr. Mei-Hsien Lee (National Chi Nan University)
    15:45-16:10
    Speaker 1: Dr. Ota Atsushi (CAPAS)
    Islam in Banten, c.1520-1800: Reevaluation of Its “Strong” Islamic Tradition
    16:10-16:35
    Speaker 2: Dr. Fujita Eri (Hiroshima University)
    Why Could Colonial Banten Send So Many Hajis?: Reexamination of the "Imporverished" Society
    16:35-17:00
    Speaker 3: Drs. Abdul Hamid (Tirtayasa University)
    Kiyai and Politics in Banten under and after New Order
    17:00-17:25
    Speaker 4: Drs. Okamoto Masaaki (CSEAS)
    New "Moderate" Politics of Islamism in Post-Suharto Java
    17:25-17:45
    Commentator: Dr. Kohno Takeshi (GRIPS)
    17:45-18:05　Answers to Comments
    18:05-18:30 Open to Floor
    19:00-21:00 Welcome Party: venue---Kyoto Royal Hotel&Spa 2F Queen Hall

    September 17 (Wed.), 200
    10:00-11:35 Session 3: Gender and Pluralism in Indonesian Islam
    Chair: Dr. Tsung-Te Tsai (Tainan National University of the Arts)
    10:00-10:25
    Speaker 1: Dr. Mei-Hsien Lee (National Chi Nan University)
    Gender Equality in Indonesia: Officially-Defined Discourses vs. Local Cultural Discourses
    10:25-10:50
    Speaker 2: Prof. Kobayashi Yasuko (Nanzan University)
    Ulama's Changing Perspective on the Social Norms for Women
    10:50-11:00
    Commentator: Dr. Hayami Yoko (CSEAS)
    11:00-11:10　Answers to Comments
    11:10-11:30 Open to Floor
    11:35-13:30 Lunch
    13:30-15:15 Session 4: Diversities in Indonesian Islam
    Chair: Dr. Ota Atsushi (CAPAS)
    13:30-13:55
    Speaker 1: Dr. Chang-Kuan Lin(National Chengchi University)
    The Modernization of Pesantren: Transformation of Islamic Education in the 20th Century’s Indonesia
    13:55-14:20
    Speaker 2: Mr. Syuan-Yuan Chiou (PhD candidate at Utrecht University and affiliated with Academia Sinica)
    Embedding Historical Legacies of Chinese Muslims in the Early Islamization of Java
    14:20-14:45
    Speaker 3: Dr. Sugahara Yumi (Tenri University)
    Islamization in the Nineteenth Century Jawa: an Analysis of Ahmad Rifa'i's Texts
    14:45-15:00
    Commentator: Dr. Koizumi Junko (CSEAS)
    15:00-15:10　Answers to Comments
    15:10-15:30 Open to Floor
    15:30-15:45 Coffee Break
    15:45-16:45 Session 5: Islam and Health in Comparative Perspective
    Chair: Drs.Masaaki Okamoto (CSEAS)
    15:45-16:10
    Speaker 1: Dr. Tsung-Te Tsai (Tainan National University of Arts)
    Islamic Health Care System and Religious Chant in Java Indonesia
    16:10-16:35
    Speaker 2: Mr. Nakashima Takahiro (AHI)
    The Role of Public Health Workders in Health and Development in Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao- How Relevant and Effective is the Participatory Approach?
    16:35-16:45
    Commentator: Dr. Matsubayashi Kozo (CSEAS)
    16:45-16:55　Answers to Comments
    16:55-17:15 Open to Floor
    17:15-17:45 Closing Session: Future Collaboration
    Chair: Dr. Junko Koizumi (CSEAS)
    Speaker 1: Prof. H. H. Michael Hsiao(CAPAS)
    Speaker 2: Dr. Mizuno Kosuke (CSEAS)
  5. Contact：jkoizumi@cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp, kawano@asafas.kyoto-u.ac.jp, sakimrkm@n29.mbox.media.kyoto-u.ac.jp
 

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