2nd Int. Symposium on Education, Psychology, Society and Tourism

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The 2nd ISEPST is now inviting professors, researchers, graduate students, academics and any other interested parties to join the International Symposium on Education, Psychology, Society and Tourism.

The 2nd ISEPST is going to be held in Tokyo, Japan during March 28 to 30, 2014. Papers/Abstract from professors, post-doctorate researchers, independent researchers, and worldwide scholars are welcomed to be presented on this vital academic event.

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Keynote Speech



‘The Multipolar 21st Century: Implications for Global Stability'



Dr Craig Mark

Associate Professor,School of International Studies

Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan



Associate Professor at the School of International Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University (KGU), teaches and researches in International Security, Foreign Policy and Australian Politics. He also teaches for the School of Law and Politics at KGU, and has previously been a lecturer at Macquarie University, and the University of NSW in Sydney, Australia.



Publications:

Co-author, 'Understanding International Relations: The World and Japan' (October 2013)

'Politics of the Closest Friend: Abbott, Japan and the Asia-Pacific', The Conversation, October 11 2013

'A Harder Target for Abe's Third Arrow', Business Spectator, October 8, 2013

'Maritime Rivalry in the Asia-Pacific: Prospects for a Regional Arms Control Treaty' (June 2013)

'Edward Snowden's flight shows the limits of US power' (June 2013)

'Trust in the 2013 Australian Election', (June 2013)'

'Connectedness, Identity and Alienation and the Japanese 2013 Election', (April 2013)

'War and Conflict in Africa' (March 2013)

'Geopolitics of the Asia-Pacific: the Fate of Regional Security Institutionalism' (March 2013)