Every year, the Tokyo Forum discusses a big contemporary issue, and this year’s theme was “Rethinking Capitalism: Varieties, Contradictions, and Futures” (https://www.tokyoforum.tc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/index.html). The forum started
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Register for the upcoming joint conference by JALT CUE, Peace as a Global Language, and JALT BizCom. Bridging Divides: Japan’s role in language commerce, and
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Research productivity tips for teachers, a proceeding from Oberlin Faculty Development Symposium
Featured Speaker: Julie Kimura and Tosh TachinoDate/Time: Friday, July 12th at 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Google Form: https://forms.gle/oFGMFtiEzj4XPCGXA Looking forward to seeing you there! Abstract: Many universities in
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If you are coming to PanSIG next weekend and if you are interested in research productivity, Julie Kimura and I are holding a practical session
This workshop by Japan National Tourism Organization’s (JNTO) MICE (Meeting, Incentive Travel, Convention, Exhibition/Event) division to encourage international conferences to be held in Japan. In
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