Workshop – Political Killings: modes of repression and transitional justice, 12 Feb. 2019, at OSIPP

冷戦期の政治的殺害と移行期正義に関してインドネシア(9.30事件後の虐殺)・アルゼンチン(国家再編過程時代の失踪等弾圧)・韓国(光州民主蜂起弾圧)の3ヶ国の事例を比較検討するワークショップを開催します。以下はプログラムの簡略版です。登壇者のプロフィールを含めた詳しいプログラムが欲しい方はご連絡下さい。

松野明久
大阪大学大学院国際公共政策研究科
matsunoアットマークosipp.osaka-u.ac.jp

Workshop
Political Killings: modes of repression and transitional justice

12 February, Tuesday, 2019
10:00-16:30

Conference Room, 6th floor,
Osaka School of International Public Policy (OSIPP),
Toyonaka Campus, Osaka University

The workshop explores three cases of political killings from the cold war period in a comparative perspective with particular foci on modes of repression and transitional justice. They are the oppression of the Gwangju Democratic Uprising in the Republic of Korea (1980), the post-9.30 massacre in Indonesia (1965-1966) and the state violence under the military rule in Argentina (1976-1983). In all cases, the military was the primary machine of repression and the operation to annihilate the “enemy” was thorough in its intension. But the processes of transitional justice in three countries vary in scope and depth depending on power relations in post-dictatorship politics. The workshop analyzes factors behind the differences and discusses challenges ahead in transitional justice.

Program

10:00-10:10 Opening

Session 1: Korea
10:10-11: 50
Mr. Jinwoo Park, Director, Research Department, May 18 Memorial Foundation (Gwangju)
“The May 18 Democratic Uprising and Transitional Justice”
Comments: Prof. Kwansoo Yang, Guest Professor, Osaka University of Economics and Law

Session 2: Indonesia
13:00-14:30
Dr. Sri Wahyuningroem, Lecturer, Universitas Pembangunan Nasional Veteran Jakarta
“Where to Now? In Search of Justice in the Post-Transitional Justice of Indonesia”
Comments: Mr. Dianto Bachriadi, Visiting Scholar, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University

Session 3: Argentina
15:00-16:30
Prof. Gabriela Águila, Professor, National University of Rosario
“Repression in Argentina during the 70s: state violence and processes of justice”
Comments: Dr. Chie Ishida, Assistant Professor, Waseda University

For more information, please contact:
Akihisa Matsuno
Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University
Email: matsuno[at]osipp.osaka-u.ac.jp
Phone: 06-6850-5601

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