Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study

13-14 July, HSI2024-10th Hitotsubashi Summer Institute: Microeconomic Theory (onsite)

HSI (Hitotsubasshi Summer Institute) is the flagship conference of the HIAS. It goes back to the summer of 2015 and we have been hosting the conference annually since then.
HSI offers research presentations in four areas: international economics, economic development, finance, and economic norms.

The first session of HSI2024: Microeconomic Theory, a research presentation in the field of economic norms, will be held on Saturday, July 13 and Sunday, July 14, 2024 (face-to-face; Language: English) for the first time in 2024, the 10th edition of the conference.

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  1. GLECS

    HIAS Discussion Paper No. HIAS‑E‑150 Published in The Japanese Economic Review

  2. HIAS MIC

    27 March, IIR Brown bag lunch seminar: Ricardo Azambuja (Associate Professor, EDHEC Business School, France) “How to publish qualitative data in FT-listed journals” (onsite)

  3. HIAS BRIDGES

    Professor Mari Sako Meet with University Leadership

  4. HIAS BRIDGES

    HIAS Brown Bag Seminar #26: Creating Legal Markets Triggered by Digital Technology (Japanese-language event)

  5. HIAS BRIDGES

    A paper by Dr. Maria Lohan (HIAS Visiting Researcher) titled “Exploring variation in research priorities generated by AI tools” published in “Journal of Global Health”

  6. HIAS GGR

    27 March, AI Regulation Symposium

  7. HIAS MIC

    30 March, IIR Innovation Forum: Israr Qureshi (Professor of Digital Development and Social Entrepreneurship, Queen’s Business School, Queen’s University Belfastl) “Technoficing: From Idea to Measurement and Beyond” (onsite)

  8. HIAS Health

    13 March, The 84th regular seminar: Dr. Gabriella Conti, Department of Economics and Social Research Institute, University College London, “Workforce Quality and Early Childhood Development at Scale”

  9. HIAS ARC

    A contract was signed with Jizoku Inc. for a joint research project entitled “Appropriate Pricing Levels for Carbon Credits in Rural Southeast Asia”

  10. GLECS

    Discussion Paper HIAS-E-156 “Macroeconomic Effects of Unconventional Monetary Policy in Japan: Analysis Using Narrative Sign Restrictions” has been issued.