New Frontiers of Studies on Fair Society :
      Values and Public Vision in the age after COVID-19
Research Center on Fairness

Urban Heat Island and Social and Racial Inequities

       
We held the 5th International Global Warming Mitigation was successfully held.
This time, we invited Associate Professor Angel Hsu from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who gave a lecture on the theme “Who Bears the Burden of Heat? — Racial and Social Inequities and Climate Risks in Cities.”
Drawing on the findings of the IPCC reports and her own research, Dr. Hsu highlighted how urban heat island effects disproportionately impact vulnerable populations such as minorities and low-income communities. She also introduced analyses using NASA satellite data and citizen science surveys. Furthermore, she emphasized that future urban policies should not only incorporate technological measures such as greening and reflective pavement, but also prioritize social acceptability and social capital, underscoring the need for comprehensive and inclusive countermeasures.

■Streaming：Click HERE

■Date and Time: Wednesday, September 10, 2025, 10:00–11:30 (JST)

■Format: Online via Zoom

■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Special Lecture］Associate Prof. Angel Hsu
          (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
    WHO BEARS THE HEAT? RACIAL AND SOCIAL DISPARITIES IN URBAN CLIMATE RISK

［Discussion］Prof.Mizushima Jiro
       (Chiba University)

［Question & Response］

■Moderator: Asst. Prof. Xiaofang Zhang
       (Chiba University)

■Language: English

Taishinin(Supreme Court)’s Judicial Behavior in Corruption Cases: Hints for Integration of Judicial Behavior Studies with Free Society Studies

       
Dr. Wong KamBill from Hong Kong was invited to talk on the topic of “Taishinin(Supreme Court)’s Judicial Behavior in Corruption Cases: Hints for Integration of Judicial Behavior Studies with Free Society Studies”. Dr Wong's presentation evaluated its linkage with fair society studies in the perspectives of judicial activism, John Rawls' theory of justice, organizational behavior studies, Michael Porter's theory of Creating Shared Value, international human rights law systems and cultural assimilation. Taishinin was cited to illustrate the historical institutionalism in judicial behavior research.

■Streaming：Click HERE

■Date：June 11,2025 10:30AM～12:30PM(J.S.T)

■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building,3rd floor, Public Philosophy Center

■Style：Face-to-face

■Lecture：Dr. Wong KamBill

■Theme：Taishinin(Supreme Court)’s Judicial Behavior in Corruption Cases: Hints for Integration of Judicial Behavior Studies with Free Society Studies(tentative)

■Moderator：Dr.Fang Liang（Chiba University）

■Language：English

Education and National Concepts

Prof. Yoshiyasu Kurita of Niigata University Faculty of Law was invited to give a lecture on “Education and Nationality” at the Philosophy of Law Seminar.

■Date：March 14, 2025 15:00PM～17:00PM(J.S.T)
■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building,
     4th floor, Collaborative Research Room
■Style：Face to Face
■Moderator：Prof.Takayuki Kawase（Chiba University）
■Language：Japanese

The Impact of Climate Change on Health and Well-being and Its Countermeasures

The 4th International Conference on Climate Change Mitigation was successfully held.
This time, we had the honor of hosting a lecture by Professor Yasushi Katsuma, who serves as the Academic Program Advisor at the United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability, a professor at Waseda University, and the Director of the Global Health Policy Research Center at the National Center for Global Health and Medicine. His lecture was titled "The Impact of Climate Change on Health and Well-being and Its Countermeasures."
Professor Katsuma introduced the growing international interest in "Climate and Health" diplomacy and explained in an accessible manner how climate change affects our health and well-being. He also provided valuable insights into countermeasures to mitigate these effects, highlighting topics such as the co-benefit effect in climate change mitigation policies.
As discussants, Professor Jiro Mizushima and Professor Hikaru Ishido from Chiba University provided comments and raised questions regarding Professor Katsuma's lecture. The event concluded with an engaging Q&A session, where participants actively exchanged ideas and perspectives.

References
Katsuma, Y. (2023). "Global Health Diplomacy on International Norms and Goals in International Relations: From the 'Right to Health' to SDGs and UHC." International Politics, Vol. 211, The Japan Association of International Relations.
United Nations University International Institute for Global Health. (2024). Asia Regional Workshop on Climate and Health Co-benefits: Meeting Report, 5-6 February 2024. Kuala Lumpur: United Nations University International Institute for Global Health.
SDG Interlinkages Analysis & Visualization Tool (V4.0): https://sdginterlinkages.iges.jp/

■Streaming：HERE

■Date:March 12, 2025 10:00AM - 11:30AM(J.S.T.)

■Style：Online ZOOM

■Time Schedule：

［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Special Lecture］Prof.Yasushi Katsuma
            (The Academic Program Advisor at the United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of Sustainability)
            (A professor at Waseda University)
            (The Director of the Global Health Policy Research Center at the National Center for Global Health and Medicine(Kyoto University)
      “The Impact of Climate Change on Health and Well-being and Its Countermeasures”

［Discussion］Prof.Mizushima Jiro, Prof.Hikari Isido (Chiba University)

［Question & Response］

■Moderator: Assistant Prof. Xiaofang Zhang(Chiba University)

■Language: Japanese

■Download Flyer：HERE

Insights into Well-Being: Analysis from Positive Psychology

Prof. Tetsushi Shimai of Kansai University of Welfare Sciences was invited to speak on the theme of "Insights into Well-Being: Analysis from Positive Psychology.

■Date：March 11, 2025 14:00PM - 16:30PM(J.S.T.)
■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building,
     3rd floor, Public Philosophy Center
■Style：Face to Face
■Moderator：Prof.Masaya Kobayashi（Chiba University）
■Language：Japanese

↓Both can be downloaded by clicking

Social Fairness and Geopolitics

We invited Professor Cedomir Nestorovic of ESSEC Business School from Singapore to speak on the topic “Social Fairness and Geopolitics”.
He gave an interesting talk on the academic genealogy of geopolitics as well as the social Fairness(initiatives by companies, Islamic finance and the concept of zakat, etc.) that the business sector can provide.

■Streaming：HERE

■DATE：November 29, 2024 10:00AM～14:00PM（J.S.T）
    （ZOOM is closed from 12:00 to 13:00 due to luncheon meeting）
■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building,
     3rd floor, Public Philosophy Center
■Style：Hybrids
■Moderator：Prof.Hikari Ishido（Chiba Unibersity）
■Language：English

Conversation on aesthetics and law between Poland and Japan

We invited Prof. Kamil Zeidler and Dr. Joanna Kamien from the University of Gdansk, Poland, to speak on “Aesthetics of Law：The Idea and Examples” by Prof. Zeidler and “The legal-philosophical current of law and literature as a way to know the law” by Dr. Kamien.
Student participants also gave diverse presentations on the relationship between moral codes and artistic symbols in Japan.

■Date：November 28, 2024 14:30PM～17:00PM(J.S.T)
■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building,
     4th floor, Collaborative Research Room
■Style：Face to Face
■Moderator：Prof.Takayuki Kawase（Chiba University）
■Language：English

　

Digital Finance Research Symposium

The seminar featured lectures by Vice Dean Tang Dexiang and Assoc.Prof. Jiang Yuan of the School of Economics and Finance at Chongqing University of Technology, and Assoc.Prof.Xiang Li of Chiba University.
Luncheon seminars on Urban Investment Bonds, Rural Finance, and Health Management were also held, and a lively Q&A session was held.

■DATE：23 October 2024　10:00AM-13:30PM（J.S.T）

■Venue：Research Center on Public Affairs and Collaborative Research Room of Chiba University

■Time Schedule: *Slight delay in start due to JR line delay.
10:30[Introduction]Vice Dean Tang Dexiang（School of Economics and Finance, Chongqing University of Technology）
    About Chongqing University of Science and Technology

11:00[Lecture]Assoc.prof.Jiang Yuan（School of Economics and Finance, Chongqing University of Technology）
    Can external guarantees help reduce the spread of city investment bonds?
    - An empirical study based on the perspective of heterogeneous demand for guarantees

11:40[Lecture]Vice Dean Tang Dexiang（School of Economics and Finance, Chongqing University of Technology）
    The current situation, problems, and countermeasures of rural inclusive finance development in China

12:10 Luncheon Seminar

13:00[Lecture]Assoc.prof.Xiang Li（Chiba University）
    Health management and urban nature exposure

■Style：Face to Face

■Moderator：Assoc.prof.Xiang Li（Chiba University）

■Language：English・Chainese・Japanese

Civil Disobedience:Pros and Cons

We invited Prof. Hung-Ju Chen, Academia Sinica, Taiwan, who gave a keynote speech at the Seminar on AI Technologies and Legal Theories "Innovation and Regulation" in March, to speak again at the Legal Theory Seminar on the topic of "Civil Disobedience: Pros and Cons".

■DATE：14 October 2024　13:00PM-15:00PM(J.S.T.)

■Venue：Chiba University Humanities and Public Administration Building, 4th floor, Collaborative Research Room

■Style:Face-to-face

■Moderator：Prof.Takayuki Kawase（Chiba University）

■Language：English

Reading the U.S. Presidential Election

Research Support Program of Chiba University Institute For Advanced Academic Research “New Frontiers of Studies on Fair Society : Values and Public Vision in the age after COVID-19” held a public symposium in cooperation with the Seikei University Law Association and the Seikei University Political Science Association. The symposium featured lectures by experts on American politics, followed by a lively Q&A session. Reflecting the strong interest in the U.S. presidential election, the symposium was attended by approximately 170 people, including members of the general public, journalists, and researchers.

■Date：12 October 2024 14:00PM-16:00PM(J.S.T.)

■Venue：Room 401, Bldg. 6, Seikei University

■Lecture：Kazuhiro Maeshima（Sophia University）、Masahito Watanabe（Keio University）、Takayuki Nishiyama（Seikei University）

■Moderator：Hiroyuki Kotake（Nikkei Inc.）

■Hosted and co-sponsored by
・Organized by Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) “Right” and “Left” Populism: New Developments in Populism Studies through Global Comparative Analysis (Representative: Professor Jiro Mizushima, Chiba University)
・Cosponsored by: Seikei University Law Association, Seikei University Political Science Association, Research Support Program of Chiba University Institute For Advanced Academic Research “New Frontiers of Studies on Fair Society : Values and Public Vision in the age after COVID-19”

■Language：Japanese

Studying Mental Health Using Big Data and Artificial Intelligence

Cutting-edge research combining information science and wellbeing was presented.

■Streaming：HERE

■DATE：17 July 2024 10:00AM - 12:00PM(J.S.T.)

■Venue: Research Center on Public Affairs, Chiba University

■Style:Face-to-face

■Time Schedule:
10:00［Lecture］Dr.Sharath Chandra Guntuku（University of Pennsylvania）
    "Studying Mental Health Using Big Data and Artificial Intelligence"

10:45［Question & Response］

11:15［Discussion］Prof.Masaya Kobayashi（Chiba University）
    "Wellness and Fairness/Justice under Corona Calamity in Japan: Investigation from Positive Political Psychology"
    "Character Strength and WB"

11:50［Closing］Prof.Hikari Ishido（Chiba University）

■Moderator：Prof.Hikari Ishido（Chiba University）

■Language：English

Innovation and Regulation

Four professors, including Prof. Hung-Ju Chen from Academia Sinica in Taiwan, gave lectures. A luncheon seminar was also held, and a lively Q&A session ensued.

■Date:14 March 2024 10:00AM - 15:30PM(J.S.T.)

■Venue:2nd Floor, Graduate school of Humanities and Studies on Public Affairs, Chiba University

■Style:Hybrid

■Time Schedule:
10:00 [Plenary lecture］Prof.Hung-Ju Chen (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
    "Penetrate AI's Regulation from Democratic Law's Perspective"

11:30［comment］Prof.Takayuki Kawase（Chiba University）
   ［Discussion］

11:40［Lecture］Prof.Akemi Yokota(Meiji University)
    "AI utilization by the government and issues in designing the legal system for AI utilization"
12:20［Discussion］

12:30-13:30　Luncheon Seminar[CLOSED]

13:40［Lecture］Prof.Tomoyuki Shiraishi(Chiba University)
    "Artificial intelligence and civil liability"
14:20［Discussion］

14:30［Lecture］Ass.Prof.Yoshiaki Nishigai(Chiba University)
    "Digitalization of Criminal Law"
15:10［Discussion］

15:20［Closing］

■Moderator:Prof.Takayuki Kawase（Chiba University）

■Language:English

How to Start up a Business in the Post Pandemic Fair Society

The hybrid Seminar (held on 21 February 2024) "How to Start up a Business in the Post Pandemic Fair Society” addressed some important business concepts including "fairness."

■Date: 21 February 2024 10:00AM - 12:00PM（J.S.T）

■Venue: Research Center on Public Affairs, Chiba University

■Style:Hybrid

■Streaming：HERE

■Time Schedule:
[Opening Remark] Prof.Hikari Ishido(Chiba University)

[Lecture] Prof.Patrick Charlton（Algonquin College）
     Prof.Chris Castillo（Algonquin College）

[Question & Response］

[Closing Remark] Prof.Jiro Mizushima(Chiba University)

■Moderator: Prof.Hikari Ishido(Chiba University)

■Language: English
■Details HERE

Well-being, Economics Policy Making and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) (English)

While inviting a world-class economics scholar in the field of well-being and economic policy formulation (Prof.Arthur Grimes,Senior Fellow at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research Trust, Adjunct Professor of Economics at Victoria University of Wellington and Honorary Professor of Economics at University of Waikato , New Zealand; a relevant website is:
https://www.wgtn.ac.nz/sog/about/emeritus-and-adjunct-professors/arthur-grimes),
the participants (Prof.Arthur Grimes, Prof.Masaya Kobayashi, Prof.Hikari Ishido, and participants from the floor) discussed the interlinkage among subjective well-being, objective economic policies (with financial values allocated as national budgets) and sustainable development goals (SDGs).
Prof.Arthur Grimes is a renowned economist, with strong links to public policy. He served as Reserve Bank of New Zealand Chairman from 2003-2013, where he was previously Chief Economist and a principal architect of now famous "inflation targeting." With his current research interests focusing on the economics of wellbeing coupled with economic policymaking which entails detailed national budget issues, the roundtable will discuss the interlinkage between subjective and objective indicators, both of which are high on SDGs' agenda.
In the roundtable, a keynote presentation was made by Prof.Arthur Grimes; then the online-discussants (Prof.Masaya Kobayashi, possessing expertise on the subject matters) made comments on the issues presented. Following these, the floor-participants were invited to make comments and questions.
The session was held successfully.

*At the 34th Annual Conference of the Japan Society for International Development (JASID).
*Organized and supported by Chiba University Institute For Advanced Academic Research
・New Frontiers of Studies on Fair Society

■Date：9 November 2023　9:30AM-11:30AM(J.S.T.)
■Location：Sophia University　Kioizaka Bldg B112

■The 34th JASID Annual Conference：HERE ←You can see the English version by clicking on the upper right corner of the page you open.
■Round Table Details：HERE←If the Japanese version opens, enter the URL above, switch to the English version, and then click "TIMETABLE" in the lower left corner of that page.

Wellbeing and Public Policy

The research meetings on “Wellbeing and Public Policy” were held.
Professor Arthur Grimes, the Chair of Wellbeing and Public Policy from Victoria University of Wellington, who is a research economist with strong links to public policy and remains research interest in the economics of wellbeing, gave the keynote presentation and initiated several thinking-provoke discussions with Professor Jiro Mizushima, Professor Masaya Kobayashi, Professor Hikari Ishido and other participants from Chiba University.

The first meeting focused on the topic of wellbeing. Prof.Grimes gave the presentation of “Wellbeing and Public Policy: A Focus on the Former (Wellbeing)” and answered questions and inquiries.
■Date: 8 November 2023
■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)
［Lecture］Prof.Arthur Grimes (Victoria University of Wellington)
      " Wellbeing and Public Policy: A Focus on the Former (Wellbeing)"
［Discussion］Prof.Jiro Mizushima, Prof.Masaya Kobayashi, Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)
［Question & Response］
［Closing］
■Moderator: Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)

The second meeting focused on the topic of public policy. Prof.Grimes exchanged research ideas with Prof.Masaya Kobayashi based on his presentation of “Wellbeing and Public Policy: A Focus on the Latter (Public Policy)”, and discussed possible joint work in the future with Prof.Jiro Mizushima and other participants.
■Date: 9 November 2023
■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)
［Lecture］Prof.Masaya Kobayashi (Chiba University)
      " Wellbeing and Public Policy: A Focus on the Latter (Public Policy)"
［Discussion］Prof.Arthur Grimes (Victoria University of Wellington), Prof.Jiro Mizushima, Prof.Masaya Kobayashi,
       Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)
［Question & Response］
［Closing］
■Moderator: Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)

Set out to make the fair policy

Third International Conference on Global Warming Countermeasures was held. This time, Under the theme of "Toward Fair Policy Making," Professor Toru Morotomi of Kyoto University spoke on "Environment and Economic Growth - Toward a Fair Transition," and Specially Appointed Assistant Professor Xiaofang Zhang of Chiba University spoke on "Is the Carbon Border Adjustment Measure（CBAM）Fair?"
Professor Morotomi presented a number of thought-provoking topics, including the latest trends of decarbonization in the world and Japan, challenges Japan is facing, and examples from the United States, which is implementing a fair transition. Specially Appointed Assistant Professor Zhang Xiaofang gave a fair perspective on the latest trends of EU-CBAM and its impact. In addition, Prof. Jiro Mizushima and Prof. Hikaru Ishido of Chiba University served as discussants, commenting and asking questions to the speakers on the content of the two lectures. A lively Q&A session ensued in the final Q&A section.

■Streaming：HERE

■Date:６ September 2023 10:00AM - 12:00AM(J.S.T.)

■Format：Online ZOOM

■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Special Lecture］Prof.Toru Morotomi (Kyoto University)
      “Environment and Economic Growth: Toward a Fair Transition”

［Lecture］Assistant Prof.Xiaofang Zhang (Chiba University)
      “Is the Carbon Border Adjustment Measure（CBAM）Fair?”

［Discussion］Prof.Mizushima Jiro, Prof.Hikari Isido (Chiba University)

［Question & Response］

■Moderator: Assistant Prof. Xiaofang Zhang(Chiba University)

■Language: Japanese

■Download Flyer：HERE

Global Warming Issues and Human Response from a scientific perspective

Second International Conference on Global Warming Countermeasures was held. Prof. Akihiko Kondo, Professor Emeritus of Chiba University (former Professor of Center for Environmental Remote Sensing Chiba University), gave a lecture on the theme of "Global Warming Issues and Human Response from a scientific perspective". He introduced his perception of global warming issues and challenges from the perspectives of both science and humanities, and discussed the necessity and possibility of fusion of the humanities and sciences in the future. Various questions were asked from the audience, and a lively Q&A session ensued.

■Streaming：HERE

■Date:Date:3 July 2023 10:00AM - 11:30AM(J.S.T.)

■Format: Online ZOOM

■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Lecture］Emeritus Prof.Akihiko Kondo (Chiba University)
      "Global Warming Issues and Human Response from a scientific perspective"

［Question & Response］

［Closing］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

■Moderator:Assistant Prof.Xiaofang Zhang (Chiba University)

■Language: Japanese

Social Justice and Work Engagement in Canada during the Pandemic

We hosted our first international online seminar in 2023.
Professor Patrick Charlton of Algonquin College, a well-known figure in the business world with extensive networks in Canada and North America, spoke at the seminar. Two of Professor Charlton's acquaintances who are deeply involved in the business world joined him for a meaningful discussion on trends in Canada after the Corona Disaster and the future development of a society that takes justice and wellbeing into account, at the intersection of theory and practice.

■Streaming：HERE

■Date:21 June 2023 10:00AM - 12:00AM(J.S.T.)

■Format: Online ZOOM

■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Lecture］Prof.Patrick Charlton (Algonquin College, Canada)
      "Social Fairness and Work Engagement in Canada during COVID-19:　A Business Dimension"

［Discussion］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)
［Discussion］Prof.Masaya Kobayashi (Chiba University),reported by Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)

［Question & Response］

［Closing］

■Moderator:Prof.Hikari Ishido (Chiba University)

■Language: English

International Symposium Jointly Hosted by Chiba University Graduate School of Humanities and Studies on Public Affairs and Shanghai International Studies University
Promotion of exchange in Japanese language education and Japanese literature studies in Japan and China

Chiba University Graduate School of Humanities and Studies on Public Affairs and Shanghai International Studies University co-hosted the international symposium, which was sponsored by Fair Society Research. At the symposium, researchers in linguistics, education, literature, sociology, and political science presented their latest research findings and engaged in interdisciplinary discussions on Japanese language education and Japanese literature research. A total of 158 Japanese and Chinese participants actively asked questions and engaged in a lively Q&A session.

■Date：March 4,2023

■Format: Hybrid format Face-to-face (Shanghai University) and online ZOOM

■Time Schedule：
 [Opening Remark］
    Prof.尚 新（Shanghai International Studies University）
    Prof.山田 賢 (Chiba University）

 [Rationalization]
    Prof.趙 瑩波（Shanghai International Studies University）

 [Research Report ➀]
    Announcement:王 潔（Shanghai International Studies University）
      Comparative Study on the Literature of Kenzaburo Oe and Mo yan
       ―"The Silent Cry" and "Big Breasts & Wide Hips" are the focus.―

    Comment：山崎 和（Chiba University）

 [Research Report ②]
    Announcement:中山 新也（Chiba University）
      The Structure of War in Shohei Ooka's 『レイテ戦記』（The Battle of Leyte）

    Comment：Assoc Prof.孫 若聖（Shanghai International Studies University）

[Research Report ③]
    Announcement:施 贇云（Shanghai International Studies University）
      Comparative Study on Rural Children's Education in China and Japan in Modern Times
       ―Kenji Miyazawa and Tao Xingzhi's Educational Practice Activities as Examples―

    Comment：重永 楽（Chiba University）

 [Research Report ④]
    Announcement:堀内 京（Chiba University）
      Revised "hometown".
       ―Generation of Kawabata Yasunari's "Snow Country"―

    Comment：Assoc Prof.王頎（Shanghai International Studies University）

 [Research Report Summary]
    Prof.大原 祐治（Chiba University）

 [Social Gathering]

 [Closing］
    Prof.唐 青葉（Shanghai International Studies Universityh）
    Prof.水島 治郎（Chiba University）

■Moderator:廖 瑞平（Shanghai International Studies University）

■Research Report Moderator:坂本 秀幸、趙 艶利

■Organizing：Chiba University Graduate School of Humanities and Studies on Public Affairs・Shanghai International Studies University

■Support: Fair Society Research of Chiba University・Department of Japanise in Shanghai University

■Cooperation：East Asia Research Center, Shanghai University・Center for Japanese Studies and Exchange, Shanghai University

■Language：Japanese （Interpretation into Chinese available）

Current Status and Prospects of Global Warming Countermeasures in China, Japan and Korea - Toward the Realization of Carbon Neutrality

The 1st International Study Group on Global Warming Countermeasures was held with the support of the Initiative for Realization of Diversity Research Environment (Advanced Type) at Chiba University. The study group discussed the direction and ideal form of a just society in the after-corona from an international perspective in the environmental field, and what we can do as nations or individuals to avoid the adverse effects of climate change due to global warming. In the first meeting, the three countries of Japan, China, and Korea shared information and exchanged opinions on specific measures, the latest status, and issues related to global warming countermeasures in their respective countries, based on research in this field both at home and abroad.

■Streaming：HERE

■Date:30 August 2022

■Format: Online ZOOM

■Moderator:Xiaofang Zhang (Chiba University)

■Time Schedule：
［Opening Remark］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)

［Lecture］Asst.Prof.朱迅（Jiangsu University）
    "Analysis of Motives for Green Consumption--A Case Study of the Purchase of Electric Vehicles"

［Lecture］Deputy Director尹相国(Zhejiang Yuexiu Unibersity/Digital Trade Academy）
    "Impact of China's Carbon Neutral Action Policy on SMEs"

［Lecture］韓葵花（Chiba University）
    "Trends and Prospects of Electric Vehicles in Korea"

［Lecture］Prof.Hidefumi Kurasaka（Chiba University）
    "About the Decarbonized Society Regional Support Tool"

［Lecture］Prof.Hikari Ishido（Chiba University）
    "Current Status and Prospects for Trade in Environmental Services"

［Question & Response］

［Closing］Prof.Jiro Mizushima (Chiba University)



■Language: Japanese

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