DIJ Forum
Seit März 1997 lädt das DIJ unter dem Titel DIJ Forum zu öffentlichen Vorträgen ein, bei denen international bekannte Wissenschaftler und Wissenschaftlerinnen zu Themen von allgemeinem Interesse referieren.
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2019
4. Oktober 2019Universities in the Digital Age
Bernd Huber, President of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Miho Funamori, Strategy Manager at the Research Center for Open Science and Data Platform at National Institute of Informatics
19. September 2019
Renewable Energy in Germany and Japan - Prospects for the Citizen Energy Movement
Carsten Herbes, Nuertingen-Geislingen University, Germany
Jörg Raupach-Sumiya, Ritsumeikan University, Osaka
Eiji Oishi, Minna Denryoku, Tokyo
1. August 2019
The Mountains Belong to Everybody? Conflicts about Recreational Forest Use in Austria and Japan
Yuichiro Hirano, Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Tsukuba
Wolfram Manzenreiter, University of Vienna
23. Mai 2019
Androids and Virtual Reality – Simulations of the Human in Japanese Theatre
Mari Boyd, Sophia University, Tokyo
M. Cody Poulton, University of Victoria, Canada
18. April 2019
Protecting Children in Family Separation
Yuko Nishitani, Kyoto University
Noriko Odagiri, Tokyo International University
4. März 2019
Regulating for a Better Work-life Balance: German and Japanese Experiences
Hartmut Seifert, WSI Düsseldorf
Katsutoshi Kezuka, Chuo University
2018
18. Oktober 2018The Politics of Subnational Spaces in Japan and China
Carolyn Cartier, University of Technology, Sydney
Franz Waldenberger, German Institute for Japanese Studies
4. Oktober 2018
Kōmeitō and Sōka Gakkai’s Transforming Relationship: How Changes in Politics and Religion Affect Japan Today
Asayama Taichi, Ritsumeikan University
Axel Klein, University Duisburg-Essen
Levi McLaughlin, North Carolina State University
6. Juni 2018
Destiny: The Secret Operations of the Yodogō Exiles
Patricia G. Steinhoff, University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa
Scott North, Osaka University
25. April 2018
Japanese Development Cooperation as a Political Tool
Marie Söderberg, Stockholm School of Economics
Naohiro Kitano, Waseda University
5. April 2018
space AGE space - Elderly Care in a Digitally Connected World
Thomas Bock, Technical University of Munich
Shuichi Matsumura, The University of Tokyo
2017
1. Dezember 2017From Flexible Rigidities to Embracing Diversity? Work-related Diversity and its Implications in Japan and Beyond
Andrea Dorothea Bührmann, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
Mieko Takenobu, Wako University, Tokyo
26. Oktober 2017
Japan votes (again): A review of the Lower House election 2017
Koichi Nakano, Sophia University
Chris Winkler, Hokkaido University
28. September 2017
Changing dynamics of multilevel democracy in Japan
Ken Victor Leonard Hijino, Kyoto University
Yamada Kyohei, Rikkyo University
11. Mai 2017
Living Diversity: A Comparative View on Identity, Gender and Sexual Orientation in Contemporary Japan and Germany
İpek İpekçioğlu, DJ, producer and curator, Berlin & Istanbul
Tomoya Hosoda, Councilor of Iruma City, Saitama
Professor Akiko Shimizu, PhD, The University of Tokyo
22. März 2017
The Status of Japanese Career Women in their Professional and Private Life
Markus Pudelko, The University of Tübingen
Noelle Takahashi, Women’s Leadership Advocate
23. Februar 2017
Who pays for whom? Intergenerational Transfers in Japan and Germany
Naohiro Ogawa, The University of Tokyo
Gerhard Naegele, Technical University of Dortmund
2016
10. November 2016Victimhood Nationalism in the Transnational Memory Space
Jie-Hyun Lim, Sogang University Seoul
Andrew Horvat, Josai International University
13. Oktober 2016
Changing Gender Orders and Diversity in Comparative Perspective: Growing Flexibility of Work and Life Strategies
Ilse Lenz, Professor emeritus at Ruhr-Universität Bochum (RUB)
Glenda Roberts, Professor at Waseda University
28. Juli 2016
Diversity and Inclusion in the Japanese Workplace
Tomoki Sekiguchi, Osaka University
Comments by
Sierk Horn, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München
Hendrik Meyer-Ohle, National University of Singapore
2. Juni 2016
Five Things You'd Want to Know in Explaining Japan's Surrender in 1945
Sheldon Garon, Princeton University
Yukiko Koshiro, Nihon University
18. Mai 2016
Health Care in Japan: How Sustainable is the System?
Ludwig Kanzler, Hanegi Solutions
Kenji Shibuya, The University of Tokyo
18. Februar 2016
Meeting the Challenge of Globalization – Comparing Korean and Japanese Global Human Resource Management
Martin Hemmert, Korea University
Hitoshi Yamanishi, Nomura Group
2015
11. Dezember 2015Atomenergie – warum hört Deutschland auf, warum macht Japan weiter?
原子力 – なぜドイツは止めるか、なぜ日本は続けるか
Professor em. Dr. Joachim Radkau
Professor Hitoshi Yoshioka
17. November 2015
Creating a Society in which all Women Shine?
Haniwa Natori, President of BPW Japan; former Director of the Cabinet Office Gender Equality Bureau
Yuki Tsuji, Associate Professor, Tokai University
8. Oktober 2015
Trust and Risks in Changing Societies
Toshio Yamagishi, Hitotsubashi University/Hokkaido University
Jens Zinn, University of Melbourne
16. September 2015
The truth about the Fukushima nuclear disaster
Naoto Kan, former Prime Minister of Japan
11. Juni 2015
Encouraging Entrepreneurial Spirit in Japan
Robert Tobin, Keio University
Comment by
Ikuo Hiraishi, SunBridge Global Ventures Inc.
14. Mai 2015
Transforming Japan Into an Energy Rich Country - What Needs to be Done?
Tomas Kåberger, Japan Renewable Energy Foundation (Chair of Executive Board)
Comment by
Yasuyo Yamazaki, Kuni Umi Asset Management
9. April 2015
Japan’s Corporate Governance Code - Driver of Change?
Nicholas Benes, BDTI
Takaya Seki, Corporate Practice Partner Inc.
22. Januar 2015
Industrial Policy in the 21st Century: The Case of Japan
Professor Stefan Lippert, Temple University (Japan Campus)
2014
2. Dezember 2014Risk and Opportunity – Japan Confronting Uncertain Futures
Franz Waldenberger, Deutsches Institut für Japanstudien
19. November 2014
Strengths and weaknesses of national research and innovation systems – comparing Germany and Japan
Professor Tateo Arimoto, GRIPS and JST
Professor Dietmar Harhoff, MPI for Innovation and Competition and EFI
11. September 2014
Time and Culture
Florian Coulmas, Deutsches Institut für Japanstudien
30. Juli 2014
Improving The People’s Lot? Well-Being Between Promise And Reality
Panel Discussion
12. Juni 2014
Effects of the Hierarchical Nature of Social Networks in Japanese/Asian Context: A Survey Approach
Professor Ken’ichi Ikeda, Doshisha University
29. Mai 2014
Three Myths about the Japanese Red Army: What you Think you Know is Probably Wrong!
Professor Patricia G. Steinhoff, University of Hawaii
10. April 2014
Opportunities and Constrains for Japanese Women Pursuing a Career: Between Self-fulfilment and Frustration
Markus Pudelko, Professor, University of Tübingen
19. März 2014
Citizen Radiation Measurement Stations after 3.11: Food Safety Knowledge Gaps and the Problem of “Citizen” in Citizen Science
Aya H. Kimura, Professor, University of Hawai’i at Manoa
6. Februar 2014
Knowing one's Enemy: Japan's Korean Community, and Those Who Hate Them
Tom Gill, Professor, Meiji Gakuin University
23. Januar 2014
Language, Security and Freedom in Okinawa
Patrick Heinrich, Professor, Dokkyo University
2013
17. Oktober 2013The Rise of Ikumen (child caring fathers) in Contemporary Japan
Masako Ishii-Kuntz, Professor, Ochanomizu University, Tokyo
26. September 2013
Is Japan a Lead Market for Age-Based Innovations?
Cornelius Herstatt, Professor, Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH)
11. April 2013
Japanese Companies Respond to the Unforeseen: The 3/11 Disaster, Population Ageing, and Environmentalism
Kenichi Matsuno, Professor, Babson College & Visiting Professor, Josai University & Josai International University
7. März 2013
Shrinking Rural Communities in Japan: Community ownership of assets as a development potential?
Thomas Feldhoff, PD, Frankfurt University
14. Februar 2013
The Cost of NIMBY: Policy Images, Foreign Blueprints and Civil Society’s Assault on Japan’s Post-Fukushima Energy Policy
Paul J. Scalise, The University of Tokyo
17. Januar 2013
Social Capital in Post-Disaster Recovery
Daniel Aldrich, Professor, Purdue University
2012
13. Dezember 2012Welfare States and the Redistribution of Happiness
Hiroshi Ono, Professor, Texas A&M University
15. November 2012
Who Will Care for Me When I'm Dead?
Ancestors, Homeless Spirits, and New Afterlives in Low Fertility Japan
Satsuki Kawano, Professor, University of Guelph
18. Oktober 2012
Sustainable Development, Frontier of Business, and its Application to Tohoku
Yoshitaka Okada, Sophia University, Faculty of Liberal Arts