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In this academic project, the students will learn basic knowledge and skills that are necessary to conduct their thesis research.
Focusing on the life world in which people carry out their daily activities, this course examines the roles of civil society, communities, and social activities like mutual assistance activities and the activities related to local beliefs. Through the examination, the course explores the nature of publicness in the world of human life from an interdisciplinary research perspective among sociology, history, political science, and cultural anthropology.
Focusing on the life world in which people carry out their daily activities, this course examines the roles of civil society, communities, and social activities like mutual assistance activities and the activities related to local beliefs. Through the examination, the course explores the nature of publicness in the world of human life from an interdisciplinary research perspective among sociology, history, political science, and cultural anthropology.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
In this academic project, the students will learn basic knowledge and skills that are necessary to conduct their thesis research.
Rapid progress in information technology has brought about significant changes in various aspects of economics, society and culture. In this academic project, we will work on research in four directions: (1) theory, demonstration, history, (a) policy · management, (c) legal system, ethics, (d) education, practice on media and the network in general. Specific research projects include (1) information law, media literacy, (2) inter-company relations in the information and communication industry, (3) information and communication policy, (4) international comparative research on content policy and distribution . Depending on your research theme, you can start a new research project and proceed with research.
On the relationship between globalism and nationalism, some argue that it is confrontational, while others say that it is compatible. The former basically assumes that globalism leads to homogenization of the world while nationalism demands protection of national culture and national interest. By contrast, the latter emphasizes that both globalism and nationalism mean homogenization of culture and local society. From this view, globalism and nationalism are complementary.
Our basic viewpoint is that globalism should not be considered as an alternative of nationalism or localism, since their relationship could be either confrontational or cooperative. By examining the roles of nation states, civil societies and communities in various areas in the world, this seminar seeks to examine the complex interactions between globalism, nationalism and localism.
All students are required to read the required readings, participate in class discussions and present their own research proposals or results. GRADES will be based on the class participation and the term reports.
On the relationship between globalism and nationalism, some argue it is confrontational, while others say it is compatible. The former basically assumes that globalism leads to homogenization of the world while nationalism demands protection of national culture and national interest. By contrast, the latter emphasizes that both globalism and nationalism mean homogenization of culture and local society. According to this view, globalism and nationalism are complementary.
Our basic viewpoint is that globalism should not be considered as an alternative of nationalism or localism, since their relationship could be either confrontational or cooperative. By examining the roles of nation states, civil societies and communities in various areas in the world, this seminar seeks to uncover the complex interactions between globalism, nationalism and localism.
All students are required to read the required readings, participate in class discussions and present their own research proposals or results. GRADES will be based on the class participation and the term reports.
This seminar may be shifted from in-person to virtual because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
As the globalization of our physical and virtual space proceeds, understanding our multi-lingual and multi-cultural community and the ability to communicate with others are becoming gaining in importance. Foreign language education, which is based on diverse languages, aims to educate human resources, fostering leaders who can solve diverse societal problems. At the same time this project will instruct the participants in the basics of the foreign language education research, not only focusing on the practical approach but also on how to conduct quantitative experimental research as well as qualitative empirical research.
In this academic project, the students will learn basic knowledge and skills that are necessary to conduct their thesis research.
This academic project focus on community-based solution development in a field of human services, such as healthcare, well-being and welfare, disaster management,sport organization, etc. Students will learn theory and concepts of community, and extensive empirical studies, which they have been conducting. The project involves lots of discussion and readings.
The purpose of this course is to acquire specialized knowledge and research methods by discussing and reading literature and materials on contemporary Chinese politics and diplomacy.
The purpose of this course is to acquire specialized knowledge and research methods by discussing and reading literature and materials on contemporary Chinese politics and diplomacy.
Rapid progress in information technology has brought about significant changes in various aspects of economics, society and culture. In this academic project, we will work on research in four directions: (1) theory, demonstration, history, (a) policy · management, (c) legal system, ethics, (d) education, practice on media and the network in general. Specific research projects include (1) information law, media literacy, (2) inter-company relations in the information and communication industry, (3) information and communication policy, (4) international comparative research on content policy and distribution . Depending on your research theme, you can start a new research project and proceed with research.
As networking has progressed, the concept of “Platform” has attracted attention as a keyword to solve problems of society. The platform is a base where reciprocal action of various entities will be revitalized and is also an object to be designed. In this study project, we will explore the concrete measure to design and construct an effective platform by integrating verification, practice, theory study, etc.
The field of study covers, regardless of profit or non-profit, business model, regional construction, revitalization of traditional industry community health, agriculture and information society. The mutual keywords are; network, information, sociality, and feasibility, innovation.
As networking has progressed, the concept of “Platform” has attracted attention as a keyword to solve problems of society. The platform is a base where reciprocal action of various entities will be revitalized and is also an object to be designed. In this study project, we will explore the concrete measure to design and construct an effective platform by integrating verification, practice, theory study, etc.
The field of study covers, regardless of profit or non-profit, business model, regional construction, revitalization of traditional industry community health, agriculture and information society. The mutual keywords are; network, information, sociality, and feasibility, innovation.
On the relationship between globalism and nationalism, some argue it is confrontational, while others say it is compatible. The former basically assumes that globalism leads to homogenization of the world while nationalism demands protection of national culture and national interest. By contrast, the latter emphasizes that both globalism and nationalism mean homogenization of culture and local society. According to this view, globalism and nationalism are complementary.
Our basic viewpoint is that globalism should not be considered as an alternative of nationalism or localism, since their relationship could be either confrontational or cooperative. By examining the roles of nation states, civil societies and communities in various areas in the world, this seminar seeks to uncover the complex interactions between globalism, nationalism and localism.
All students are required to read the required readings, participate in class discussions and present their own research proposals or results. GRADES will be based on the class participation and the term reports.
This seminar may be shifted from in-person to virtual because of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The main purpose of this academic project is to build a new approach to “security,” thruough a variety of perspectives. Given the development of artificial intelligence (AI), drone technology and big data science, our conception of security is undergoing a major change. At the same time, the cross-domain and multi-domain nature of security is also becoming more evident, encompassing the nuclear, conventional, space and cyber domains. How we can build a bridge bwtween the traditional and emerging areas of security studies is also something we would like to explore in this project.
The main concerns of this project are in terms of social innovation (= social change by new ideas) and methodology of community solution (= problem solution by community).
In this academic project, the students will learn basic knowledge and skills that are necessary to conduct their thesis research.