Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study

HIAS BRIDGES

  1. HIAS BRIDGES

    Hamza Umer (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor) gave 2 invited lectures as part of the “Ethics, Values & Public Policy” course on 2 October at the Department of Public Policy, College of Liberal Arts at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in the US.

  2. HIAS BRIDGES

    30 October, The 20th Brown Bag Seminar: D.S. Prasada RAO, FASSA (Specially Appointed Professor, HIAS), “Asia and the World Economy: Real Incomes, Price Levels, Growth, Inequality, and Productivity over the Last Fifty Years” (hybrid)

  3. HIAS BRIDGES

    A paper by Dr. Maria Lohan (HIAS Visiting Researcher) titled “The implementation of compulsory relationships and sex education in English secondary schools: qualitative research in the 2022–23 school year” has published in “Sex Education”

  4. HIAS BRIDGES

    11 September, The 19th Brown Bag Seminar: Simon Deakin (Specially Appointed Professor, HIAS), “Language evolution and case outcomes in British and Irish Workmen’s Compensation cases, 1907-1947: A preliminary analysis” (onsite)

  5. HIAS BRIDGES

    A paper co-authored by Danielle Flonk (Assistant Professor, HIAS) titled “Hollow multilateralism: how autocracies contest the norms and procedures of international organizations“ has just published in “International Affairs”.

  6. HIAS BRIDGES

    10 July, 18th Brown Bag Seminar: Akimune Yoshida (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor, HIAS), “Neo-Legal Anthropocentrism and Japanese Animal Law” (onsite)

  7. HIAS BRIDGES

    26 June, 17th Brown Bag Seminar: Julia Mariko Jacoby (Assistant Professor, HIAS) , “Disaster Nation, Global Expertise: Preparing against Natural Disasters in Modern Japan, 1885-1978” (onsite)

  8. HIAS BRIDGES

    4 July, Hitotsubashi University International Seminar: Frank S. Ravitch (Michigan State University College of Law), “The End of Separation Between Church and State in the United States?”

  9. HIAS BRIDGES

    Hamza Umer (Specially Appointed Assistant Professor) gave an invited lecture on 4 April at Department of Public Policy, College of Liberal Arts at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in the US on ‘Designing & Implementing Surveys’.

  10. HIAS BRIDGES

    8 April, 16th Brown Bag Seminar: David Uriel Socol de la Osa (Assistant Professor, HIAS) , “ The Geopolitics of AI Governance: Shifts in the Global Paradigm, and the Role of Japan in the Future of AI ” (onsite)