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GSID seminars in the academic
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As to seminars, symposiums and lectures held in Japanese, please click
[Japanese] on the top!
| Seminar on Special Assistance for Rural Development |
Date and Time: Feb. 5, Tuesday, 16:30-18:30
Place: GSID 8F, 1st conference room
Language: Japanese
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| International Workshop and Symposium for Promoting ESD (Education for Sustainable Development): Considering the Future of Earth from the Global Citizen's Perspective |
Organized by the Graduate School of International Development & Graduate School of Environmental Studies, Nagoya University
Co-organized by the Ministry of Science and Education, Nagoya Environmental School & Chubu University
Date：10:00-12:30 Workshop & 13:45 Conference, Sunday February 3, 2008
Place：Graduate School of Environmental Studies 3F 314
Place：Workshop: Conference Room No. 2, (2F) Environmental Studies School, Nagoya University
Conference: Conference Hall, Noyori Memorial Hall, Nagoya University
Details of Program
Map & Registration Form
Seats still available (as of Jan. 28) |
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| Semimar on FDI and Vietnamese Economy |
| We will hold a special seminar as follows, funded by Grant in Aid for Scientific Reasearch by JSPS.
Speaker: Dr Le Anh Viet (Ministry of Planning and Investment, Vietnam)
Tiltle: FDI and Poverty Reduction in Vietnam
Time & date: 13:00-14:30, January 31 (Thursday), 2008
Vuenue: No.1 Conference room, GSID (8F)
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| GSID Seminar by a Visiting Scholar |
Topic: "New Technology and Emergence of Markets: Evidence from NERICA rice in Uganda"
Speaker: Dr. Yoko Kijima, Associate Professor, Tsukuba University
Date and Time: Jan. 25th, Friday, 16:30-18:00
Venue: GSID 8F, 1st conference room
Language:English
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| 【Cancelled】Studies of TICAD-Africa in Nagoya Special Symposium # 2 —Inviting the Botswanan Ambassador— |
This lecture was cancelled because the President of Botswana will come toJapan for the arrangements for TICAD IV.Therefore the guest speaker will not be available due to this unavoidable reason.
Guest Speaker：Oscar Motswagae (Ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary to Japan,Republic of Botswana)
Date： 25th January 2008 (Fri) 13:00 -14:40
Venue：Graduate School of International Development
Map： http://www.gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp/global/general/map.html
Contents of program
1. Brief overview of Republic of Botswana
2. Economic Development in Republic of Botswana Diamond and FDI (Foreign Direct Investment)
3. Social Development in Republic of Botswana Measure to HIV/AIDS issue
4. Relationship between Japan and Republic of Botswana
5. Question and Answer session
Language： English
Contact： africastudies@gmail.com
Notes：
This lecture is joint hosting with JSPS Grant-in-aid for Scientific Research
‘Building interdisciplinary Development Studies：the Case Study in Poverty Reduction Policies’
(Research Director：Prof. Hirotsune Kimura).
This event is cooperating with TCSF (TICAD Civil Society Forum) Ambassador
Relay Lecture Series. |
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| GSID Special Seminar on Development
Finance |
Title: Capital Markets and Investment
Management in Latin America: Achievements and Challenges
- Financial Markets and Macroeonomic Development policy
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Speaker: Ms. Sayuri Kuwabara, Director, Latin America Department,
JCIF
Date: Dec. 6th, 2007
Time: 13:00-14:30
Venue: GSID 8F, Conference room #1
Language: English |
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| The World Bank TV conference
on Fall 2007 Development Committee |
Topic: Title: Fall 2007 Development
Committee Outcomes
Speaker: Mr. Kiyoshi Kodera, Executive Secretary, Development Committee
Discussant: Ms. Izumi Ohno, Professor, GRIPS
Followed by Q&A
Date and Time: Tuesday, Nov. 20, GSID 8F Conference Room No.1 (Time:
14:00-16:00).
Language: Japanese/English (Simultaneous Interpretation will be provided).
For more details, please visit the below site.
http://go.worldbank.org/3WIC1EVU90 |
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| GSID Seminar: Foreign Residents
in Japan: Existing Condition and Challenges |
Lecturer: Dr. BUI CHI TRUNG
(Visiting Scholar, Department of International Cooperation,
Graduate School of International Development)
(Professor, Aichi-Shukutoku University)
Time: 6:10 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., Tuesday. September 25, 2007
Place: 1st Conference Room, 8th Floor, GSID
http://www.gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp/global/general/map.html
Language: English
For inquiries: kimura@gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp |
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| GSID Public Lecture: Writing
for Scholary Publication in English |
Topic: Writing for Scholary Publication
in English
Lecturer: Dr. Paul Kei Matsuda
(Visiting Scholar, Department of International Communication,Graduate
School of International Development)
(Associate Professor, Arizona State University)
Time: 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m., Sat. September, 22, 2007
Place: Room 807, 8th Floor, GSID
Language:English
For inquiries: kinoshita@gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp |
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| Career Development Seminar
for the people who are seeking Jobs in International
Development and Cooperation |
Date: Thursday, 26th July 2007, 15:00-17:30(Open
14:30)
Venue: The Auditorium, 8th Floor of GSID Building
Access: Meijyo Line, Nagoya Daiagku Station, Exit 1. (MAP)
Registration: Not required
Language: English
[lecturers]
Mr. Koichi Omori (Communications Officer, Tokyo Office, The World Bank)
Mr. Shinichi Mori (Representative of Consultant-International Management Group)
Mr. Satoru Matsumoto (Representative of NGO-Mekong Watch)
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(A) Open the doors（14:30-15:00）
(B) Start, Greeting from dean（15:00-15:05）
(C) Announcement about this seminar（15:05-15:10）
(D) Session 1 : Lecture, 3 persons × 20minutes
Q and A, 3persons ×5 minutes（15:10-16:25）
Lecturers will mainly talk about
・current work
・career building
・to what points have they been concerned to built their career
・the important point to work in development field
・passion to their work (or international cooperation)
etc......
(E) Break（16:25-16:40）
(F) Session 2:Open Discussion at the individual boothes（16:40-17:25）
(G) Summary（17:25-17:30）
(H) Close
For inquiries: inseikai@gsid.nagoya-u.ac.jp |
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| GSID Seminar |
Date: June 22(Fri), 2007, 2:45 pm -
5:30 pm
Venue: GSID 1st Meeting Room (8F)
Speaker I: Dr. Masako Ishii (associate professor, Osaka University,
anthropologist)
Topic: Understanding the Local Society in Project Implementation:
The Case of Emergency and Reconstruction Assistance in Aceh (a project
of Peace Winds in Meulabo)
Speaker II: Dr. Nagafuchi (Professor, Nagoya Institute of Technology,
Anthropologist)
Topic: Project Assessment and Sponsorship: A case in Makassar,Indonesia
*The seminar will be held in English. Open to the public.
For inquiries: Please contact Atsuko Ohashi (ext. 4980) |
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| TV conference/Special lecture
on "An East Asian Renaissance: Ideas for Economic
Growth" with the World Bank, Tokyo Office |
Topic:An East Asian Renaissance:
Ideas for Economic Growth
Speakers: Homi Karas, Former Chief Economist for East Asia and
Pacific Region, The World Bank and Indermit Gill, Sector Manager
for Poverty Reduction and Economic Management, East Asia and Pacific
Region, The World Bank
Discussants:
Yoshio Okubo, Japan Foundation, Former Executive Director for Japan
at The World Bank, and Hisanobu Shishido, Professor at Hitotsubashi
University, Formerly with IMF
Date and Time: June 12, Tuesday, 10:00-12:00
Place: GSID, 8F 1st conference room
Language: English |
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| TV conference/Special lecture
on Global Development Finance 2007 with the World Bank,
Tokyo Office |
Topic: Global Development Finance
2007
Speakers: Hans Timmer, Manager, Global Trends, in the World Bank's
Development Prospects Group, and Douglas Hostland, Senior Economist
with the Development Prospects Group
Date/Time: June 7, Thursday, 11:30 a.m.-1p.m.
Place: GSID, 8F 1st conference room
Language: English |
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| Special lecture on World Development
Report 2007 |
TV conference organized by the World
Bank, Tokyo office.
Topic: World Development Report 2007 "Development
and the Next Generation"
Speaker: Emmanuel Y. Jimenez, Director, World Development
Report 2007 and Director, Human Development (Education,
Health, Nutrition and Population), East Asia and Pacific
Region, World Bank
Date/Time: May 11, Friday, 9:00 a.m. -10:30 a.m.
Place: GSID, 8F 1st conference room
Language: English |
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