Date &
Time: Monday, 19 March
2018,
5:30 pm ~ 7:30 pm (Doors Open at 5:00 pm)
Location:
Sawiris Hall, Center for International Area Studies, Faculty of
Economics and Political Science, Cairo University
Host : Center for International
Area Studies,
Faculty of Economics
and Political Science, Cairo University, with support of
Embassy of Japan in Egypt
Moderator:
* Prof. Mohamed Kamal, Head, the Center for International Area
Studies, Professor,
Faculty of Economics
and Political Science
Comments by
Professor, Ambassador Mohamed Anis Salem, Faculty of Economics and
Political Science, Cairo University
Language:
Arabic
/ English (Simultaneous Translation available)
*Admission is free (first come first served basis)
Contact: Center for International Area Studies, Faculty of
Economics and Political Science, Cairo University
Tel: 02-37759360
e-mail: iasc@feps.edu.eg
Satoru Mori,
Professor, Hosei University
Satoru Mori is the professor of international politics and U.S. foreign
policy at the Department of Global Politics, Faculty of Law, Hosei
University. He is currently involved in several policy research projects
organized by the Japan Institute of International Affairs, the Sasakawa
Peace Foundation among others, and co-chairs a joint Japan-U.S. policy
recommendation project, the Asia Strategy Initiative, formed by fifteen
mid-career policy experts and academics from Japan and the United
States. He has delivered remarks at workshops and events organized by
the U.S. Department of State, the U.S. Pacific Command, the National
Intelligence Council, the Council on Foreign Relations, the Center for
Strategic and International Studies, the Center for a New American
Security, the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, among others.
Dr. Mori is currently undertaking research on U.S. strategy in Asia with
particular focus on U.S.-China relations and Japan-U.S. relations, and
the U.S. defense innovation and its implications for U.S. allies. He is
also preparing to initiate academic research projects on the impact of
artificial intelligence on international security, and the history of
domestic politics of U.S. foreign policy during periods of strategic
adjustment. Dr. Mori is a former Japanese Foreign Ministry official, and
holds a Ph.D. degree from the University of Tokyo, LL.M. degrees from
Columbia University Law School and Kyoto University, and a LL.B. degree
from Kyoto University. During his sabbatical leave, he was a visiting
researcher at Princeton University (2014-2015) and George Washington
University (2013-2015). His book, The Vietnam War and Alliance
Diplomacy, published from the University of Tokyo Press was awarded the
Hiroshi Shimizu Prize for Distinguished Academic Work from the Japanese
Association of American Studies in 2010. Dr. Mori is a recipient of the
2015 Nakasone Yasuhiro Incentive Award.
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