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September/October 2012 Issue |
The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 |
- Publisher's Note
- A Measure for Raising Productivity
- By Noboru Hatakeyama
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • Cover Lead
- Cover Lead: The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11
- By Naoyuki HARAOKA (Editor-in-chief, Japan SPOTLIGHT & executive managing director, JEF)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 1
- 1. Risk Assessment & Risk Management - An Overview
- By Richard P. GREENFIELD (Journalist, editor & consultant living in Japan)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 2
- 2. Rethinking Assumptions: The Post-Fukushima Risk Assessment Controversy
- Tomio Kinoshita (Professor emeritus, Kyoto University; Fellow, International Society for Advanced Studies)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 3
- 3. Risk Management for Disasters in Taiwan
- By Mignonne Chan (Executive director; Chinese Taipei APEC Study Center; Taiwan Institute of Economic Research)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 4
- 4. Energy Security: Special Challenges for the Asian Region, with Focus on India
- By Rabinder N. Malik (Visiting lecturer, Keio University; Representative of TERI, Japan)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 5
- 5. Sincere Suggestions for Japan after the Fukushima Disaster
- By Dominic Yin (CEO, Greater China Sustainable Development Council; Chairman, Hong Kong Association of Energy Services Companies)
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 6
- 6. Disaster Management & Mitigation in Japan in the Wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake
- By Fumihiko Imamura (Vice director of Tohoku University’s International Research Institute, Disaster Sciences (IRIDeS))
- Cover Story • The Challenge to Risk Management after 3.11 • 7
- 7. Towards Construction of an Earthquake Disaster Model that Incorporates Supply Chains
- By Motoiro Sato (Professor & dean, School of International and Public Policy, Hitotsubashi University)
- INTERVIEW
- Entrepreneur in Japan – A Voyage to Harmony of the West & the East
- Interviewer: Naoyuki Haraoka, Editor-in-chief, Japan SPOTLIGHT & executive managing director, JEF) Writings: Richard P. Greenfield (Journalist, editor & consultant living in Japan)
- SPECIAL ARTICLE
- 1. Japan's Foreign Policy – Contradictions & Challenges
- By Reinhard Drifte (Emeritus professor, Newcastle University, UK; Visiting professor, Pau University, France)
- SPECIAL ARTICLE
- 2. Changes in Japanese People's Worldviews & What Behavioral Economics May Tell Us
- By Akiko Kamesaka (professor, School of Business Administration, Aoyama Gakuin University) & Masao Ogaki (professor, Department of Economics, Keio University)
- SPECIAL ARTICLE
- 3. Fukushima Disaster: Time for Inhuman Security
- By Thierry Ribault (Economist, France's National Center for Scientific Research)
- STUDY IN JAPAN
- 1. Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Leads Fostering of Global Human Resources
- By Masao Homma (Vice president, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University)
- STUDY IN JAPAN
- 2. Globalizing Humanistic Education at Soka University (Part 1)
- Mukesh Williams (Professor, Humanities, Soka University; Visiting faculty, Keio University-SFC)
- ECONOMIC FOCUS
- Mrs. Watanabe's Quiet Revolution
- By Naoyuki Haraoka (Editor-in-chief, Japan SPOTLIGHT & executive managing director, JEF)
- Club of Rome
- 2052 – A Global Forecast for the Next Forty Years A New Report to the Club of Rome Introduces the Challenges the World Will Face in the Coming Decades (Follow-up to The Limits to Growth)
- By Japan SPOTLIGHT Editorial Section
