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Journal of International Studies: a scholarly journal of the Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University, consisting of articles, translations, book reviews and other forms of writing that illuminate and raise questions about global issues and international communication and generate

discussion and debate on topics across these broad subject areas and related fields.

The Editorial Committee*

Andrew Atkins, Associate Professor of English Communication Dr Masako Azuma, Lecturer of Cultural Anthropology

Shigehiro Haruki, Associate Professor of Pragmatics Dr Ryoichi Horiguchi, Professor of Social History Dr Naoko Koda, Lecturer of U.S. Diplomatic History Dr Mio Murata, Lecturer of Chinese Philosophy Dr Nao Seoka, Lecturer of International Law Dr Aki Toyoyama, Lecturer of Art History

*All members listed above are full-time faculty members of the Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University.

The journal is available on line at

http://int-studies.kindai.ac.jp/curriculum/journal/ ISSN: 2432-292X (Print)

ISSN: 2432-2938 (Online) Published in November 2016

by the Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University, 3-4-1 Kowakae, Higashi-Osaka City, 577-8502 Japan E-mail: [email protected]

© 2016 The Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University Printed in Japan by Ryubun Co., Ltd.

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Journal of International Studies

Number 1 | 2016

Faculty of International Studies

Kindai University

Contents

Foreword Virgil Craig Editorial Ryoichi Horiguchi Articles

A Cognitive Analysis of the Korean and Japanese Kanji Expressions

Yoonok Lee 1

Christianity and Safety Campaigns in Japan

Ryoichi Horiguchi 15

Prospects of Nation Building in Malaysia: Limitations of Government- led National Integration Policies

Noriyuki Segawa 33

Conference Interpreting and Interpreter Education in Japan: Influences on Membership in Professional Interpreting Organizations

Lisa K. Honda 49

The Tension between Protection of Civilians and Regime Change in the Case of UNOCI

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Utilizing Eye Tracker to Measure Gaze Behavior in Dyadic Conversations: The Role of Social Skill and Conversation Topics

Aya Murayama & Asako Miura 99 Potentials and Challenges of Making a Multi-sectorial Platform in

Humanitarian Assistance: In a Case of Asia Pacific Alliance for Disaster Management in Sri Lanka

Megumi Kuwana 109 The Change and its Background of the Spatial Structure in the

Pingjiang (Suzhou) City during the Yuan Period

Tomoyuki Yazawa 129 Transnational Anticommunist Campaigns in Latin America’s

Cold War

Naoko Koda 143 On the « Double Semiotic Relation » in Discourse

Emma Tămâianu-Morita 153

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Author Guidelines

Submission eligibility

Faculty members (professors, associate professors and lecturers) of the Faculty of International Studies and those who are authorised by the Editorial Committee of the journal.

Originality

A contribution will not be considered for publication if it is concurrently under consideration by another journal or publisher or if it has been accepted for

publication elsewhere. Any previous publication of the submitted manuscript in any other languages must be fully disclosed.

Language

Contributions are accepted in Chinese, English, French, Japanese and Korean. Abstract

All manuscripts submitted to the journal must include an abstract in English. Format

Manuscripts are only accepted as an e-mail attachment, using the journal’s template.

Word length

The length of manuscripts should not exceed 20,000 characters in Chinese, 12,000 words in English and French, and 30,000 characters in Japanese and Korean, including body, notes, references and appendices; unless permitted by the Editorial Committee. The length of the abstract is 100-150 words.

Review

Journal of International Studies is not a peer-reviewed journal, although all submissions will be reviewed by the Editorial Committee and only those manuscripts that meet academic standards will be published.

Disclaimer

All statements of facts and opinions in articles in Journal of International Studies are those of the respective authors and contributors.

Copyright

Authors retain the copyright of their papers. Upon acceptance, authors grant Kindai University and the Faculty of International Studies the licence to publish and reproduce the article in the journal and to communicate it to the public in print or digital form.

The Editorial Committee of Journal of International Studies Faculty of International Studies, Kindai University

3-4-1 Kowakae, Higashi-Osaka City, Osaka 577-8502 Japan E-mail: [email protected]

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