Institute of Comparative Culture Public Events
2005-2006
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Institute of Comparative Culture Lecture Series
April 18, 2005
Sufferings in Christianity and Voodoo: Religious Interpretation in a Ghanaian Town
Dr. Nadia Lovell (Research Fellow, University of Uppsala, Sweden-ICC Visiting Scholar)
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ SASE Lecture Series
May 17, 2005
Project-based firms: New Organizational Form or Variations on a Theme?
Dr. Richard Whitley (Former President of SASE
Professor and Director of Research, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester, UK)
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ SASE Lecture Series
June 7, 2005
Beyond path dependency? Constructing new models for institutional change: The case of capital markets in Japan"
(From an article published with Prof. Glenn Morgan in Socio-Economic Review, Version 3, June 2004)
Ms. Izumi Kubo (Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, Fund Manager, International Equity Investments, BNP Pariba Asset Management Japan)
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Institute of Comparative Culture Lecture Series
June 14, 2005
Marketing Research in Action at JMR: Theory, Strategy, Fieldwork and Internship Profile
Richard F. May (Japan Consumer Marketing Research Institute (JMR) Adjunct Professor of Marketing, Temple University, Japan)
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ CSR Watch Lecture Series
July 11, 2005
BP in Vietnam: Social Investment, an Evolution
Prof. Miles Dodd (Omron Fellow, ITEC, Doshisha University)
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Institute of Comparative Culture Informal Seminar
July 19, 2005
リスクと心理学的意思決定(Risk and Psychology of Decision-Making)
広田すみれ（東京女学館大学 国際教養学部 助教授）
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ 学内共同研究Lecture Series
October 17, 2005
IT M&A' s in Japan: Special Reference to Livedoor's Ambitions
Dr. Jay Rajasekera (International University of Japan, Niigata)
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ CSR Lecture Series
October 18, 2005
企業、NGO、国連、新たなパートナーシップへの期待
高島肇久（外務省参与）
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ 学内共同研究Lecture Series
October 25, 2005
リスクと組織風土の測定
岡本浩一（東洋英和女学院大学人間科学部）
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Sophia/ ISM Program Special Lecture
October 12, 2005
Consumer Behavior and Retailing in Japan
Ikuo Takahashi (Faculty of Commerce, Keio University)
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Sophia/ ISM Program Special Lecture
October 13, 2005
Current Research on Consumer Behavior in Japan
Richard May (Director, International Division, JCMR)
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Sophia/ ISM Program Special Lecture
October 17, 2005
IT Project Implementation in Japan: Issues and Differences
Dr. Jay Rajasekera (IUJ Niigata)
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Sophia/ ISM Program Special Lecture
October 21, 2005
Japan's Companies: Change and Continuity
Dr. James Abegglen (Chairman, Asia Advisory Service K.K)
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Sophia/ ISM Program Special Lecture
October 25, 2005
The Market for Prestigious Brands in Japan
Emmanuel Prat (President, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, Japan)
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Institute of Comparative Culture Lecture Series
November 29, 2005
Creative Social Research: Rethinking Themes and Methods
Ananta Kumar Giri (Associate Professor, Madras Institute of Development Studies)
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ CSR Lecture Series
November 29, 2005
Role of United Nations in CSR
Dr. Manuel M. Escudero (Head, Global Compact Networks, UN Global Compact Office, N.Y.)
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Institute of Comparative Culture Lecture Series
November 30, 2005
Evolution of Development Theory and Policy
Dr. Gustav Ranis,
Frank Altschul Professor Emeritus of International Economics
Department of Economics, Yale University
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Institute of Comparative Culture/ FASID/ CSR Lecture Series
January 10, 2006
Doing Well and Doing Good – Business Engagement at the Base of the Economic Pyramid
William J. Kramer (Deputy Director, Development Through Enterprise Program, World Research Institute (WRI), Washington D.C.)
Mark Milstein (Business Research Director, Sustainable Enterprise program, WRI)
Rob Katz (Program Analyst, Development Through Enterprise program, WRI)
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Institute of Comparative Culture Mini Conference
March 4, 2006
Race in Japan: Transformations and Challenges
Ichigaya Campus, Sophia University Room 402, Main Building,
Program
Keynote Speaker:
*MICHAEL WEINER, Professor of East Asian History & Director of International Studies, Soka University of America
"Culture Wars and the Politics of Identity in Modern Japan"
*GRACIA LUI FARRER, Ph.D. dissertator, Dept. of Sociology, University of Chicago
"Between Privilege and Prejudice: Chinese Immigrant Employees in Japan's Transnational Economy"
*KEIKO YAMANAKA,
Lecturer, Department of Ethnic Studies, University of California, Berkeley
'Racialized' Transnational Social Spaces of Undocumented Workers in Japan
*ANGELO ISHI, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Musashi University
"Brazilians in Japan―A Silent or a Noisy Minority?"
*JOHN G. RUSSELL Professor of Anthropology, Faculty of Regional Studies, Gufu University
"Playing (with) Race: Authenticity, Mimesis, and Racial Performance in the Transcultural Diaspora: or How Black Has Become the New Black
Discussant:
*JOHN CLAMMER, Professor of Sociology, Faculty of Comparative Culture, Sophia University
Convener:
*DAVID H. SLATER, Associate Professor of Anthropology, Faculty of Comparative Culture, Sophia University
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公開学習センターと共催研修プログラム
September 12~November 4, 2005
Sophia/ International School of Management (ISM)
Japanese Society and Business Program 2005
以下の10コース（各コースとも70分の授業10回から成る）をフランスのビジネススクールの学生23名に提供、その他に上智大学の生徒も参加できる公開講演会（前出）を5回行った。
Core Courses
Japanese Organization Behavior: Philippe Debruox, Ph.D.
Japanese Politics and Society: Tomohito Shinoda, Ph.D.
Business Japanese: Takafumi Shimizu, Ph.D.
Japanese Economy: Hiroya Ichikawa, Ph.D.
Japanese History and Culture: Harald Fuess, Ph.D.
Advanced Courses
Recent Issues in Globalization: Yoshitaka Okada, Ph.D. / Junko Uenishi, M.S
Culture, the Market and Advertising: John McCreery, Ph.D.
E-commerce in Japan: William Claster, M.A., Jim Weisser
Japanese Corporate Strategy in the New Economy: Edmund Henry, M.A.
Marketing in Japan: Emmanuel Cheron, Ph.D.