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Dr. Osamu Ito
Research on case history of fiscal and monetary policies in the postwar Ministry of Finance To explore ideal form for financial administration and financial institutions. In order for Japanese economics to be richer, I believe it is necessary to conduct substantial research on the following three points: “Basic economic theory,” “Historical and institutional knowledge,” and...

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Dr. Jong-Won Woo
Japanese-Style employment practices in an international comparison   What are Japanese-Style employment practices?In anticipation of sustainable Asia What are Japanese-Style employment practices? In general, a life-time employment system and seniority wage system are cited. Enterprise unions supporting these systems are also mentioned. However, these have been featured as compared to American-Styl...

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Dr. Momo K. Shibuya
Exploring Communication strategies for Intergroup Conflicts, from Immigrants’ Acculturation Process to International Political Dispute – How can we make things better and escape from conflict situations? Once boundaries between groups are drawn and perceived, it itself provides an enough environment where conflicts occur. In other words, we humans cannot stay far away from facing conflicts – no ma...

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Prof. Seiki Nose
With the martial arts requirement in place, what should we teach to children? ~Aiming to produce professionals who understand Japan’s traditional culture and actively engage in the international community~ I studied at a university that trained specialists in physical education and sports and came to Saitama University in 1982. While dealing with some difficulties in adjusting to an organiza...

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Prof. Ryo Yamamoto
The Function of Soft Law in International Relations   The Nature and Dynamism of International Law Today, it is still true that States are the main constituent members of the international community. International law is the entire set of rules that regulate relations among States. More specifically, international law consists of treaties and customary international law. Treaties include bila...

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Dr. Kenji Tani
Development of Geographical Information System Visualization Technology of Geographical Space-Looking at the World Using a Geographical Information System – In the beginning of the 1990s, geographical information systems (GIS) that manage, analyze, and visualize geographical information were expensive and were used only by a limited number of companies and researchers. In addition, their ope...

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Dr. Yuki Shimizu
Developmental science: cultural influence on the social development What kind of being is the human? What kind of being is the human? How do cultural differences in human mind affect relationships with others? The ontogenetic process from the human’s birth (or conception) to his or her death is known as human development. In considering human development, one must think from the standpoint o...

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Dr. Kikuko Toyama
Let’s Dance! Art from the standpoint of dance, and aesthetics for living Can postmodern dance ease tension? Toward horizons where aesthetics is linked with the theory of happiness My main research areas are the art and dance of the United States in the 1960s, the period when contemporary art became established. What I do is scramble ideas between these areas, with a focus on the concept of the bod...

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Dr. Takashi Itoh
Historical research of major international petroleum firms Research on Exxon Mobil Corporation and a description of today’s major firms Research on Exxon Mobil Corporation and a description of today’s major firms: Major global firms as implied by the history of Exxon Exxon Corporation (an American major petroleum firm; Exxon Mobil Corporation since 1999) became the largest petroleum fi...

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Dr. Toshiya Ichinose
Contemporary Japanese History with a Focus on Military and Social History Reliving War Experiences through Propaganda Leaflets -Reading the Involvement of the Japanese People in Wars through Leaflets- It is implied that wars in which modern Japan fought against foreign countries—such as the Sino-Japanese War, the Russo-Japanese War, the Second Sino-Japanese War, and the Pacific War—have greatly im...

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Prof. Daisuke Kachi
Analytic metaphysics (particularly, ontological category theory) Pursuing the nature of reality by reexamining obvious, everyday things Pursuing the nature of reality by reexamining obvious, everyday things: Thinking about ordinary things is extraordinary and stimulating My main area of specialization is analytic metaphysics, in which metaphysical problems are studied by the various methods of ana...

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Prof. Kinya Inokuchi
Excavation and research of Kuntur Wasi What has been carried over to the current day through excavation and research of the Kuntur Wasi site (Peru). The investigations of “Kuntur Wasi”, the archaeological site of a religious center from the early stage of the Andean civilization, located in the northern highland of Peru, has been conducted by a Japanese team for over twenty years, sinc...

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Prof. Masaharu Nagashima
Movement of production factors among sectors and economic welfare in developing countries Does economic aid make developing countries develop?  – Explore the ultimate purpose of economics – Today, the field of economics is wide ranging, from financial engineering to the global environment, and its applications are versatile.  However, I believe economics is essentially “a study f...

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Prof. Yoichi Maki
Research of contemporary Asian art See “Yesterday, today, tomorrow” of Chinese contemporary art. -Temporal study of Chinese modern art for over 30 years – Expressed support for Chinese contemporary culture which has solid social criticism based on mutual trust relationships.  And, build independent cultural history! Pursue research in a three-dimensional approach Collecting books...

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Prof. Tetsusei Yokowo
Art and Its Significance: Within People and Society After running my pencil through and continuously hammering my chisel, I confront it while gazing through it, thinking of an hour of absolute bliss that awaits ahead. This is a moment that I cannot and do not want to share with anyone. It is a moment of pursuit that would shake up one’s own self-control; it is my own moment of art. Humans ar...

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Dr. Tamaki Endo
Urban Development and Expansion in Southeast Asia How to survive in the cities of the globalization era.– Changing urban dynamism with complexity – The 21st century is said to be the “Asian Century”, and at the same time, the “Urban Century”. In 2008, the urban population exceeded 50% of the global population (or approximately 3.3 billion). It is said that the w...

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