Outline of the event
Since 2005, the Interchange Conference on Universities and Graduate Schools in the Department of Policy Science has been held as a place for research and exchange between students and graduate students who are conducting research to identify and solve problems and issues faced by cities, as well as a place to disseminate their findings to society. The purpose of this program is not only to present the results of daily research, but also to deepen research by interacting with each other and disseminating it to society.
The 7th Conference on Economics and Graduate Studies
- Date and time
- Sunday, December 4, 2011 10:00~19:30
- Venue
- Campus Plaza Kyoto
- Organizer
- University Consortium Kyoto
- Sponsors
- Kyoto Prefecture, Kyoto City, Kyoto Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kyoto Association of Corporate Executives, Japan Public Policy Association, Kyoto University, Kyoto Prefectural University, Kyoto Sangyo University, Kyoto Women’s University, Kyoto Tachibana University, Kyoto Bunkyo University, Doshisha University, Bukkyo University, Ritsumeikan University, Ryukoku University, Asahi Shimbun Kyoto Bureau, Kyoto Shimbun, Sankei Shimbun Kyoto Bureau, Japan Keizai Shimbun Kyoto Branch, Mainichi Shimbun Kyoto Bureau, Yomiuri Shimbun Kyoto Bureau, NHK Kyoto Broadcasting Station, KBS Kyoto
- Presentation Themes
- “Matters related to urban policy” (the city here is not limited to the city)
- Contents
- (1) Oral presentation
Presenters will present their research in each subcommittee. Join the breakout sessions that interest you and listen to the students’ presentations. - (2) Panel Presentation
This is a research presentation in which each presenter posts their research results on a panel. - (3) Special Exhibitions
Exhibit Title Exhibitors I’m doing “Kyoto Prefecture Landscape Asset Registration”. Kyoto Prefectural Department of Construction and Transportation, City Planning Division, Planning Officer Creation of a “Forest of Participation and Regeneration” at the Kizu River Right Bank Sports Park (tentative name) Kyoto Prefectural Department of Construction and Transportation, City Planning Division, in charge of parks Shining Student Support Project Kyoto City Planning Bureau, Citizen Collaboration Policy Promotion Office, University Policy Officer - (4) Student Projects
theme Participation of young people in the community from the perspective of disaster prevention ~In the wake of the 3.11 earthquake~ substance In response to the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, this project was planned with the aim of encouraging participants to think about the need for young people to participate in the community from the perspective of disaster prevention. The speakers will talk about the disasters that may occur in Kyoto in the future and what they mean for young people’s participation in the community, which will lead to the workshop. In the workshop, students and local people will discuss the participation of young people in the community through disaster prevention, and it is expected that this workshop will be a place for daily interaction between young people and local people. panelist University Consortium Kyoto Think Tank Project Manager
Dr. Tetsuo Mizuta, Ph.D. (Policy Science)coordinator Student Executive Committee of the 7th Policy Research Exchange Conference
(Bukkyo University, Faculty of Sociology, 3rd year) Kana Yamamoto - The 7th Conference on Universities and Graduate Studies in Policy Studies Information Flyer [Click here for details]
The 7th Conference on Academic and Graduate Studies in Policy Studies List of Oral Presenters (List of Designated Questioners) [Click here for details]
The 7th Conference on Policy Studies at Universities and Graduate Schools Panel Presenters [Click here for details]
Implementation Report
The 7th Policy Studies Exchange Conference
On the day of the event, a total of 77 presentations (50 oral presentations, 24 panel presentations, and 3 special exhibitions) were presented, and 410 participants listened attentively to research presentations by undergraduate and graduate students in various fields related to urban policy, such as economics, social welfare, and urban development. In addition, the Research Encouragement Award was awarded at the award ceremony for outstanding presentations.
List of Recipients
| Research Encouragement Award | Research Themes | Name of University | Name of Representative |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kyoto Prefectural Governor’s Award | Issues in NHTSA Recall Decision-Making from the Perspective of Toyota Car Recalls: An Approach from Prospect Theory | Ritsumeikan University | Akihiro Sawada |
| Attracting Asian Tourists | Kyoto University Graduate School | Ken Itaya | |
| Kyoto Mayor’s Prize | Issues of utilizing vacant houses in Kumagawa-juku, a town-saving district -Roles of the Government, Real Estate Contractors, and Village Autonomous Organizations- |
Ritsumeikan University | Arika Nozaki |
| Toward the Revitalization of Educational Outreach in Kyoto City: The Potential of Outreach Portal Sites | Kyoto University Graduate School | Kazuya Furushima | |
| University Consortium Kyoto President’s Award | Possibility of regional revitalization through video location | Ritsumeikan University | Sahako Matsuno |
| The Yamatani area of Tokyo seen from a simple apartment | Ritsumeikan University Graduate School | Junko Nakamichi | |
| Japan Society for Public Policy Award | An Economic Analysis of the Introduction of P&G’s New Trading System in Distribution | Ritsumeikan University | Sayuko Kano |
| The Role of Route Buses as Public Transportation in a Welfare Society | Kyoto Tachibana University Graduate School | Yuichi Okuda | |
| Award of Excellence | Challenges of Privatization of Water Supply and Sewerage Projects in Japan and Future Policy Prospects | Ritsumeikan University | Tomohiro Shibagaki |
| Research on a project to improve the living environment in a historic block in France ~Background of introduction and characteristics and issues seen from the case of Lyon~ | Ritsumeikan University | Hiroaki Ishiyama | |
| Achievements and Challenges of Vacant House Banks Led by NPOs -Considering the vacant house bank in Wakasa Town, Fukui Prefecture from the three cases of Hiroshima- |
Ritsumeikan University | Takeshi Nakahara | |
| Proposal for a visually appealing incense stand | Kyoto Tachibana University | Masahiro Minobe | |
| Current Status and Challenges of Gender Identity Disorder (GID) | Bukkyo University | Kana Yamamoto | |
| Proposal of “Urban Flood Control” to Deal with Localized Heavy Rainfall -Regional cooperation to control runoff by incorporating rainwater utilization- |
Ryukoku University Graduate School | Takashi Shimogama | |
| Analysis of settlement factors among young people in Wakasa Town – Focusing on the gap in awareness of the current situation of the town – |
Ritsumeikan University | Toshiki Hyakke | |
| Environmental Education in Early Childhood: A Case Study of Germany | Ritsumeikan University | Kaorin Ando | |
| Buddhist altar rituals to facilitate the distribution of vacant houses | Ritsumeikan University | Shogo Kuroda | |
| The path to new revitalization seen from the current situation of Nishijin and local initiatives | Kyoto Women’s University | Haruka Yamamoto | |
| Best Question Award | Breakout Session 1 | Ritsumeikan University | Ippei Aoki |
| Breakout Session 2 | Kyoto University Graduate School | Ken Itaya | |
| Breakout Session 3 | Ritsumeikan University | Kataro Sano | |
| Breakout Session 4 | Ritsumeikan University | Tomohiro Shibagaki | |
| Breakout Session 5 | Ritsumeikan University | Rina Eguchi | |
| Breakout Session 6 | Kyoto University Graduate School | Noriko Iguchi | |
| Breakout Session 7 | Kyoto Tachibana University Graduate School | Ayako Gohara | |
| Breakout Session 8 | Ryukoku University | Akihiro Kawasaki |
Inquiries
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