Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study

Infomation

  1. CURES

    23 October, EMG & Urban/Real Estate Workshop Tokyo

  2. HIAS MIC

    20 & 22 October, The 4th & The 5th MIC-CAREM International Research Seminar 2025: Roy Suddaby (Winspear Chair of Management, Peter B. Gustavson School of Business, University of Victoria, Canada) “Academic Publishing Workshop with Roy Suddaby“, “Institutions, Slow Violence and the Strategic Construction of Historical Events“ (onsite)

  3. 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.

  4. 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)

  5. HIAS Health

    [Open position] Professor or Associate Professor (Tenured) (closing date; Tuesday, November 4, 2025 (JST))

  6. HIAS MIC

    27 October, IIR Innovation Forum: Mauricio Latapí (Assistant Professor, Mount Royal University, Canada) “Shaping Sustainable Futures: Innovation in Reporting and Zero-Emission Pathways for the Shipping and Energy Sectors”(onsite)

  7. HIAS BRC

    4 October, BRC Symposium：Dr. Brian Knutson, Dr. Jeanne Tsai, Stanford University ”Frontiers in Social Science and Neuroscience: Bridging Brain, Behavior, and Society”(onsite)

  8. HIAS MIC

    30 September, The 3rd MIC-CAREM International Research Seminar 2025: Dr. Lei Xu (Senior Lecturer at UniSA Business, University of South Australia) “Negative Real Interest Rates, Bank Loans, and Deposits”(onsite)

  9. GLECS

    18-19 September, The 14th HIAS Seminar 2025: John Stachurski, Australian National University

  10. HIAS Health

    9 October, The 81th regular seminar: Dr. Dan Han, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, “Workload and Team Performance in Health Care: Evidence from Kenya.”