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The 18 International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association
1st tentative version, October 14, 2019 th The 18 International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association Global Economy after 2020: Emerging Economies, Growth and Population Time Schedule and Program Date: November 16~17, 2019 Host: Chuo University Place: Tama Campus, Chuo University Hachioji, Tokyo, Japan 1 Time Schedule Nov.15 the day before (120) 18:00~20:00 Executive Committee 2565 Nov.16 1st day (All 9:00~ Registration 1st floor between Buildings 6 and 7 day) (30) 9:30~10:00 Opening Session (5min.+5min.+5min.+15min) 8303 (10) 10:00~10:10 Break (Room 7408~09) Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular (120) 10:10~12:10 Session 1A Session 2A Session 4A Session 5A Session 10A Session 11A 7403 7404 7406 7410 7411 7412 (60) 12:10~13:10 Lunch (Restaurants, Room 7408~09, Registration place) & Committees (Rooms 7401~02, 07) (110) 13:10~15:00 Plenary Session 1 8303 (10) 15:00~15:10 Break (Room 7408~09) (80) 15:10~16:30 Plenary Session 2 8303 (10) 16:30~16:40 Break (Room 7408~09) (80) 16:40~18:00 Special Lectures 8303 (10) 18:00~18:10 Break (Room 7408~09) (110) 18:10~20:00 Welcome Banquet 1406 Nov.17 2nd day (All 8:30~ Registration 1st floor between Buildings 6 and 7 day) Regular Regular Special Regular Regular Regular Regular (120) 9:00~11:00 Session 2B Session 3A Session 4B Session 5B Session 6A Session 8 Session 9A 7403 7404 7405 7406 7410 7411 7412 (60) 11:00~12:00 Lunch (Room 7408~09, Registration place) & Committees (Rooms 7401~02, 07) Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular (120) 12:00~14:00 Session 2C -
Hybrid Twinning Program
Hybrid Twinning Program -Appendix- Shibaura Institute of Technology 2013/2014 Fields and Supervisors to receive students for the Hybrid Twinning Program Shibaura Institute of Technology 2013/2014 Contents - Electric and Electronic Engineering ----------------------------------------- 1 MUGURUMA, Hitoshi ----------------------------------------- 2 NISHIKAWA, Hiroyuki ----------------------------------------- 3 MATSUMOTO, Satoshi ----------------------------------------- 5 TAKAMI, Hiroshi ----------------------------------------- 7 UENO, Kazuyoshi ----------------------------------------- 10 FUJITA, Goro ----------------------------------------- 12 SAITOH, Atsushi ----------------------------------------- 13 HASEGAWA, Tadahiro ----------------------------------------- 14 SHIMADA, Akira ----------------------------------------- 15 AKATSU, Kan ----------------------------------------- 17 CHEN, Xinkai ----------------------------------------- 19 Information Science and Engineering ----------------------------------------- 21 OHKURA, Michiko ----------------------------------------- 22 MIYOSHI, Takumi ----------------------------------------- 25 AIBA, Akira ----------------------------------------- 28 USAMI, Kimiyoshi ----------------------------------------- 29 KAMIOKA, Eiji ----------------------------------------- 31 GYODA, Koichi ----------------------------------------- 35 INOUE, Masahiro ----------------------------------------- 37 KIMURA, Masaomi ----------------------------------------- 41 NIITSU, Yoshihiro ----------------------------------------- -
Vol. II Institutions
JAPANESE STUDIES IN THE UNITED STATES DIRECTORY OF JAPAN SPECIALISTS AND JAPANESE STUDIES INSTITUTIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA Japanese Studies Series XXXX VOLUME II INSTITUTIONS 2013 2016 Update THE JAPAN FOUNDATION • Tokyo © 2016 The Japan Foundation 4-4-1 Yotsuya Shinjuku-ku Tokyo 160-0004 Japan All rights reserved. Written permission must be secured fronm the publisher and copyright holder to use or reproduce any part of this book. CONTENTS VOLUME I Preface The Japan Foundation ................................................................................... v Editor’s Introduction to the 2016 Update Patricia G Steinhoff .............................vii Editor’s Introduction Patricia G Steinhoff ............................................................... ix Japan Specialists in the United States and Canada ..................................................... 1 Doctoral Candidates in Japanese Studies ..................................................................791 Index of Names in Volume I ....................................................................................... 809 VOLUME II Academic Institutions with Japanese Studies Programs ............................................ 1 Other Academic Institutions with Japan Specialist Staff ....................................... 689 Non-Academic Institutions with Japanese Studies Programs .................................701 Other Non-Academic Institutions with Japan Specialist Staff ............................... 725 Index of Institutions in Volume II ............................................................................ -
Hyogo Prefectural Hyogo High School
Hyogo Prefectural Hyogo High School 1. School Mottos 2. School Emblem 3. School Philosophies 4. History 5. Number of Students enrolled 6. Prominent Graduates 7. School Events 8. Club Activities 9. Super Global High School Program 1. School Mottos Jichi Jicho Gouken Shisso (Autonomy) (Prudence) (Sturdiness) (Simplicity) Hyogo Senior High School has 4 school mottos that the students are encouraged to follow. Those are: (1) Simplicity: Students should make a conscious effort to wear appropriate school attire, meaning that the clothes should be kept simple and basic, nothing too gaudy, to maintain equality among students. Following this ideal of simplicity, in every school activity, helps students to steadily grasp the concept of humility. (2) Sturdiness: Students must have the courage and determination to follow their own beliefs and ideas, making sure that it does not lead to becoming stubborn nor conceited. (3) Prudence: Students are expected not to be influenced by the current, popular trends of society but to maintain their integrity despite such pressures. Every student is expected to be modest and never arrogant, nor mean, in every school activity. (4) Autonomy: As students are given more autonomy in high school, this should never lead to arrogance nor conceitedness but rather to a more modest school life. Students should remember that, even though they may have more freedom, they should never ignore any advice that is given to them. Page Top 2. School Emblem The eucalyptus tree is the symbol of Hyogo High School and that is why at the center of the emblem is the nut from a eucalyptus with three eucalyptus leaves evenly spaced around it. -
The 12 International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association
The 12th International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association Making Economic Policy "Smart": Rules for Global Sustainability Time Schedule and Program 1st version 26 & 27 October, 2013 Sapporo University Sapporo, Hokkaido, JAPAN 1 Time Schedule 1st day Oct.26 9:00~ Registration 10:00 10:00~ Opening Session (10min.+10min.+10min.) 10:30 10:30~ Plenary Session 1: "Policy and Rules to Overcome the Global Financial Crisis" 12:30 12:30~ Lunch 13:30 Session Session Session Session Session Session Session A1-1: A2-2A: A3-4A: A4-5A: A5-6A: A6-10A: A7-11A: 13:30~ Theory of Public Finance Growth, Industrial Labor Resource & International 15:30 Economic & Fiscal Development Organization Economic & Environmental Economic Policy Policy & Population Policy Policy Policy Policy 15:30~ Break 15:40 15:40~ Plenary Session 2: "Smart Regulation for Sustainability" 17:50 17:50~ Break 18:00 18:00~ Welcome Banquet 20:00 20:00~ Program Committee 21:00 2nd day Oct.27 Session Session Session Session Session Session Session B1-2B: B2-3A: B3-4B: B4-5B: B5-6B: B6-10B: B7-11B: 9:30~ Public Monetary & Growth, Industrial Labor Resource & International 11:30 Finance & Financial Development Organization Economics & Environmental Economic Fiscal Policy Policy & Population Policy Policy Policy Policy 11:30~ Lunch 13:00 Session Session Session Session Session Session Session C1-3B: C2-4C: C3-5C: C4-7: C5-10C: C6-11C: C7-13: 13:00~ Monetary & Growth, Industrial Public Resource & International Comparative 15:00 Financial Development Organization Economics & Environmenta Economic System Policy & Population Policy Public Choice l Policy Policy Analysis Regular Session (Report 20min.+Discussion 10min.+Reply 5min.+FloorQ&A 5min.=40min.) 2 Session Program ST TH PLENARY SESSION 1 1 DAY OCTOBER 26 10:30-12:30 Theme: "Policy and Rules to Overcome the Global Financial Crisis" Chair: Economic Depression and Inflation Targeting Policy Speaker: Bennett T. -
The 16 International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association
2 nd formal version, October 11, 2017 th The 16 International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association Deregulation and Stable Growth Policy to Overcome the Deceleration of the World Economy Time Schedule and Program Date: November 3~5, 2017 Host: The University of Ryukyu Place: Okinawa Jichikaikan Hall Okinawa, Japan 1 Time Schedule Nov.3 Day before (180) 15:00~18:00 Excursion to Historical Sites in Okinawa (120) 18:00~20:00 Executive Committee Nov.4 1st day All 9:00~ Registration day (40) 9:20~10:00 Opening Session (5min.+5min.+5min.+15min) Room 7 Session 3 Session 4 Session 5 Session 6 Session 7 Session 9 Session 10 (120) 10:00~12:00 Room 7 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 1 (60) 12:00~13:00 Lunch (115) 13:00~14:55 Plenary Session 1 Hall (10) 14:55~15:05 Break (115) 15:05~17:00 Plenary Session 2 Hall (15) 17:00~17:15 Break (45) 17:15~18:00 Arts Attractions of Okinawa Foyer (120) 18:00~20:00 Welcome Banquet Foyer (60) 20:00~21:00 Program Committee Nov.5 2nd day All 8:30~ Registration day Session 1 Session 2 Session 3B Session 4B Session 8 Session 9B (120) 9:00~11:00 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 (60) 11:00~12:00 Lunch & Committees (Room 1~6) Session 4C Session 5B Session 6B Session 7B Session 9C Session 10B Session 11 (120) 12:00~14:00 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 (10) 14:00~14:10 Break Session 2B Session 3C Session 4D Session 5C Session 6C Session 8B Session 11B (120) 14:10~16:10 Room 1 Room 2 Room 3 Room 4 Room 5 Room 6 Room 7 Regular Session (Report 20min.+Discussion 10min.+Reply -
Preliminary Program
15th International Conference | 21-24 March 2019 | Keio University, Tokyo, Japan PRELIMINARY PROGRAM This is a searchable PDF document. To locate a particular participant, type Ctrl F and enter a portion of the individual’s name for whom you are searching. Participating Allied Societies MONETARY POLICY EFFECTS Chair: Kristin A. Van Gaasbeck, California State University, Sacramento AFEA .......... African Finance and Economics Association Papers: Central Bank Losses and Monetary Policy Rules: A DSGE APF ............ Athenian Policy Form Application with US Data EAAERE ..... East Asian Association of Environmental and Resource Economics *André Fourcans, ESSEC Business School, and Jonathan ESA ............ Economics Science Association Benchimol, Bank of Israel FICA ........... Finance ICT Convergence Association Shock Size Matters for US Monetary Policy IBEFA ......... International Banking, Economics and Finance Association *Toyoichiro Shirota, Hokkaido University ICA CCR ..... International Co-operative Alliance Committee on Co- Monetary Policy and Household Balance Sheet Heterogeneity operative Research *Xu Zhang, University of California, San Diego IEFS ........... International Economics and Finance Society Is Timing Everything?: Ordered Probit Estimation of Monetary Policy KAEA ......... The Korea-America Economic Association Reaction Functions Using Real-Time Data NAASE ....... North American Association of Sports Economists *Kristin A. Van Gaasbeck, California State University, Sacramento PES ............ Philippine Economic Society