Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study

Infomation

  1. GLECS

    18 September, The 13th HIAS Seminar 2025: Thomas Monnier (Hitotsubashi University)

  2. HIAS MIC

    15 October, IIR Innovation Forum: Cornelia Storz (Professor, Goethe University, Frankfurt) “Business Scholars on Boards and Firm Innovation”(onsite)

  3. GLECS

    [Report] HSI2025 – Hitotsubashi Summer Institute: Macroeconomic Policies / JER-HIAS-Kakenhi Joint Conference

  4. 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”

  5. HIAS Health

    24 September, The 80th regular seminar: Dr. Fengming Chen, Hitotsubashi Institute for Advanced Study, Hitotsubashi University, “Association between Glaucoma-Related Subjective Eye Symptoms, Life Satisfaction, Activities of Daily Living, and Driving Performance: A Cross-Sectional Study of Middle-Aged and Older Adults in Japan”

  6. 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)

  7. GLECS

    24-25 August, HSI2025 / JER-HIAS-Kakenhi Joint Conference, “Macroeconomics and Japan’s Reality: Effects of Monetary and Fiscal Policies” [Papers now available]

  8. GLECS

    [Report] HSI2025 – Hitotsubashi Summer Institute: Microeconomic Theory held at Mercury Tower

  9. HIAS Health

    30 July, The 79th regular seminar: Dr. Dr Shogo Kubota, World Health Organization, Western Pacific Regional Office, Maternal and Child Health Care Quality and Safety, “How does “trust” functions in public health? Lessons from the CONNECT Initiative in the Lao People’s Democratic Republic”

  10. 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”.