これから国際的な業務のキャリアを伸ばしていくことを目指す方々のために、国際機関の政務官として業務にあたる際に基本となる分析スキルを会得する研修を、英語で実施します。アフリカ人の大学院博士課程クラスの大学院生とともに作業をする機会を作り、日本にいる日本人のための「国内留学」としての意味も作ります。
参加費は3万円です。参加人数によって変更の可能性がありますが、東京都府中市の施設での実施を予定しています。3月15日（土）までにお申し込みください。
参加をご希望される方は、下記のメールアドレスに、「政務分析のスキル向上研修参加希望」と明記の上、履歴書をご送付ください。なお個人情報保護法を遵守し、個人情報は研修実施の用途以外には使いません。
申し込み用メールアドレス： hpcapplication@peacebuilders.jp
HPC Training Course for Country-Specific Analysis
March 22-23, 2025
Tokyo Japan
This is a two-day training course designed to analyze political affairs of a country using UN-oriented analytical tools for conflict analysis. The course is intended for practitioners who wish to enhance their skills in analyzing political dynamics.
HPC, led by Prof. Hideaki Shinoda, has nearly 20 years of experience in conducting training courses on political analysis in collaboration with UN Political Affairs specialists. Dr. Sumie Nakaya has extensive experience working within the UN Secretariat as officer of the Department of Peace Operations, where she engaged in numerous analytical tasks for many years. While she remains independent of the UN, she continues to provide valuable insights. Leveraging these resources, HPC offers a specialized training program focused on professional approaches to political analysis.
A key characteristic of the UN’s approach to political analysis is its emphasis on country-specific assessments, a feature also found in academic theories of Conflict Resolution. Given the increasing overlap between international and intra-state conflicts in today’s world, it is crucial to consider regional and global factors when analyzing specific political conflicts. This training course will incorporate such perspectives, particularly through the lens of geopolitical theories.
As a case study, the course will focus on the Democratic Republic of the Congo, given its ongoing and globally significant political challenges.
March 22 (Sat.):
Pillar 1: Gathering; Overall Introduction: Various Kinds of Analysis
Pillar 2: Chronological analysis
Pillar 3: Analysis of Stakeholders
March 23 (Sun.):
Pillar 4: AI and other new technologies for professional activities
Pillar 5: Causal analysis
Pillar 6: Scenario-making