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International Conference on Empowering Women
International Conference on Empowering Women was held in Tokyo, June 2010. To mark the occasion of Spain’s Presidency of the European Union, this seminar emphasized the opportunity for a dialogue between Europe and Japan in the area of women empowerment. Political, legal, economic, and cultural aspects were considered and reported in this book.
Programme Report “Intercultural City and Multicultural Symbiosis”
This is a report of a symposium entitled “Intercultural City and Multicultural Symbiosis”, held in Tokyo in November 2009 (organized by the Japan Foundation and the Council of Europe) and the study visit to Gifu prefecture and Hyogo prefecture by the panelists from Europe.
Conference Report “Fostering Peace through Cultural Initiatives: Perspectives from Japan & Germany”
This is a report of a symposium entitled “Fostering Peace through Cultural Initiatives: Perspectives from Japan & Germany”, held in Tokyo in May 2009. This report contains 15 articles presented by panelists at the conference, photos of the day, participants profiles, and post-conference remarks.
English report: “Disaster Prevention and People: Working Toward the Creation of a Strong Society”has been published.
This report provides the outline of this program, keynote lecture by Dr. Tamiyo
Kondo of an advisor of this program (Associate professor of Graduate School
of Engineering Kobe University), and briefing paper or contributed articles
by young intellectual figures having participated in the program from Asia-Oceania
Region.
This is the report on the International Forum 2007 under Japan-East Asia Network of Exchange for Students and Youths (JENESYS) Programme. It included presentation papers of public symposium, contribution as position papers from 26 young Asia-Pacific intellectuals participated in the programme, and summary on the intensive discussions.
An Introductory Bibliography for Japanese Studies Vol.15, Part 1, Social Sciences
This bibliographical series is intended to facilitate access by non-Japanese researchers to the most recent research trends in Japanese studies by Japanese scholars, with an essay describing the major research trends in various fields and a select bibliographical list with annotations on the more important works.
An Introductory Bibliography for Japanese Studies Vol.15, Part 2, Humanities
This bibliographical series is intended to facilitate access by non-Japanese researchers to the most recent research trends in Japanese studies by Japanese scholars, with an essay describing the major research trends in various fields and a select bibliographical list with annotations on the more important works.
Current State of Japanese Studies in Korea
Based on the result of survey conducted in 2005 with support by the Sejong Institute, this book contains the overview of each area of Japanese studies in South Korea, and the directory of institutions of Japanese studies.
Based on the result of survey conducted in 2005 through 2006, this book contains the overview of Japanese studies in each country and the directory of institutions and specialists of Japanese studies.
Japanese Studies in Australia and New Zealand, Japanese Studies Series XXXIII
Based on the result of survey conducted in 2003 with support bythe Australia-Japan Research Centreof the Australian National University, this book contains the overview of Japanese studies in the universities in Australia and New Zealand, and the directory of specialists of Japanese studies.
