Conference Program: Session A: Changes in the Situation on the Korean Peninsula and Northeast Asian Cooperation; Session B: The Free Movement of People, Goods, and Services.

Any topic relevant to Business and Behavioral Sciences, or in the general areas of Arts and Sciences. ASBBS encourages submission of papers and abstracts in Japanese and Korean languages.

With growing uncertainty facing the global economy, cooperation and partnership among the countries has never been more important. The Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group, to be held in Tokyo in October 2012, will aim to promote global economic stability...

JSPE invites proposals for the English sessions in the following categories: English Sessions I: Topics relating to the plenary session such as: (1) The Global Economic Crisis and State: Alternative Approaches for Monetary and Fiscal Policies, (2) Mechanisms of the Crisis and their Consequences,...

The Topics of interest include but are not limited to: 1. Global economic development strategy 2. Issues on the current crisis. Challenges and threats. 3. Models of good governance. Impact on regional/national welfare 4. Models of economic policies and their impact on regional/national economic...

The Topics of interest include but are not limited to: 1. Global economic development strategy 2. Issues on the current crisis. Challenges and threats. 3. Models of good governance. Impact on regional/national welfare 4. Models of economic policies and their impact on regional/national economic...

Preliminary Programme: Undergraduate Courses • Strategic Management (6 ECTS) • Labour and Social Security Law (6 ECTS) • Introduction to Economics (8 ECTS) • Organisational Structure (6 ECTS) • Sports Management (6 ECTS) • Management of Cross Cultural Differences (6 ECTS) •...

Topics: - Energy and climate change: When will we finally move from words to serious action? - Globalisation and equity: How can the fruits of globalisation be better shared? - Reform: Can governments make reform happen and still get re-elected? - Innovation: How can we foster creative and...