Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study

On 9 April, Reitaku Research Institute and Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study (HIAS) will co-host a symposium entitled “Exploring the Measurement and Utilization of Well-being”.

Registration Form：
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  1. HIAS MIC

    19th December, CAREM Research Seminar 2025: Pierre-Yves Donzé(Professor of Graduate School of Economics, Osaka University), “The Business History of Rolex“ (onsite)

  2. CURES

    【Event Report】2nd Sino-Japanese SPACE Workshop

  3. HIAS MIC

    26 November, IIR Innovation Forum: Victor Gilsing (Professor, School of Business and Economics, the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) “The Innovation Puzzle : Banish the Innovation Killers and become an Emerging Champion”(onsite)

  4. GLECS

    25 December, The 17th HIAS Seminar 2025: “Storing power: Market constraint meets market power”, Dr. Hiroshi Matsushima (ANU) [In-Person]

  5. HIAS Health

    28 November, HIAS Health Webinar: Dr. Mandy Ryan (Specially Appointed Professor, HIAS, Emeritus Professor, Health Economics Research Unit, University of Aberdeen)

  6. GLECS

    12-13 December, HSI2025 Economic Development: HSI-Young JADE Joint Conference [Registration now open!]

  7. GLECS

    6 November, The 16th HIAS Seminar 2025: Prof. Felix Ankomah Asante (Pro Vice-Chancellor, the University of Ghana), “Green Revolution in Africa and Sustainable Development”

  8. HIAS MIC

    7 November, The 7th MIC-CAREM International Research Seminar 2025, “Institutional Co-Optation: Entrepreneurship Under Repression“ (onsite)

  9. HIAS ARC

    7 November, Hitotsubashi University International Seminar: Frank Uekötter (Professor, Ruhr University Bochum), “The Enigma of Monoculture (and why it matters for historians)” [Hybrid]

  10. HIAS BRIDGES

    13 November, The 21st Brown Bag Seminar: Mandy Ryan (Specially Appointed Professor, HIAS), “Public preferences and trade-offs for government interventions during a pandemic in the UK: a discrete choice experiment” (The 82nd HIAS Health Regular Seminar, In Person/Zoom)