NEWCGSイベント：人種と嫌悪を再考する―中欧のレイシズムと非リベラリズム―

CGS Event: Rethinking Race and Phobia:
Racism and Illiberalism in Central Europe
～人種と嫌悪を再考する：中欧のレイシズムと非リベラリズム～
May 10, 2025 (Saturday)

Why are racism and LGBTQ+ phobia so prevalent in Central Europe?
How different is their racism from one in the U.S.?
Based on Ivan Kalmar's 2022 book White But Not Quite (Bristol University Press |
White But Not Quite - Central Europe's Illiberal Revolt, By Ivan Kalmar) and its
Japanese translation 『白人になれない白人たち：中欧の反リベラリズムとレイシズム
』(加藤恵津子・神原ゆうこ・坂田敦志訳、彩流社 2025; 白人になれない白人たち -
彩流社), this lecture-and-symposium explores new definitions and dimensions of racism
and phobia, along with their implications as global threats to human rights and dignity.

9:50-11:15 　Part I: ONLINE Keynote Lecture (English)
　　　　　　　　/オンラインによる基調講演（英語）
"What Trump's America has to do with Orbán's Hungary"
Ivan Kalmar, University of Toronto
(Department of Anthropology; The Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy)

14:00-17:00 Part II: IN-PERSON Symposium (Eng. & Jpn.)
　 　　　　　　 /対面によるシンポジウム（英語、日本語）
Dialogue House (No.18 in Map below), 2F, International Conference Room at ICU
Facilities and Campus Map｜ICU - INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY

・Hiroshi Fukuda (Seijo University) /福田宏（成城大学）
・Hisako Kato (Kokugakuin University) /加藤久子（國學院大學）
・Maciej Witek (International Christian University) /マキエシュ・ヴィテク（ICU）
・Anna Nakai (TUFS/Central European University) /中井杏奈（東京外国語大学・
ヨーロッパ中央大学）

・Atsushi Sakata (Hitotsubashi University) /坂田敦志（一橋大学）
・Yuko Kambara (University of Kitakyushu) /神原ゆうこ（北九州市立大学）
MC: Etsuko Kato (International Christian University) /加藤恵津子（ICU）
*Some talks will be given in Japanese, with bilingual slides.

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★Please register in TWO steps /お申込みは二段階で:
1) Register for the event [Everyone] /イベント登録【全員お願いします】：
https://forms.office.com/r/8jb3qZF1De

2) Register for the Online Lecture (Webinar) [If you attend Part I]
/オンライン講演（Webinar）登録【Part I参加希望の方】：
https://icu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_6JjWgHzzQ0-OE0ZhI3DCQg

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For inquiries, please e-mail /お問い合わせは: cgs@icu.ac.jp (Etsuko Kato)

Co-hosted by: Center for Gender Studies, Social Science Research Institute, Rotary
Peace Center, ICU