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Seminars & Events

APL (Ajiken Power Lunch)

APL (Ajiken Power Lunch) is a lunchtime workshop open to public, including IDE staffs, visiting research fellows, IDEAS students, outside researchers and graduate students. This workshop provides a platform for presentation of any work in progress where we can discuss in either English or Japanese.

Please have a contact with APL organizers by email in advance (contact information is shown in the bottom of this page), if you would like to present your work or attend a seminar.

Contact:
Institute of Developing Economies, APL Organizers
Kenmei Tsubota E-mail:kenmei_tsubotaE-mail
Yoshihiro Hashiguchi E-mail:yoshihiro_hashiguchiE-mail

Date Speaker Theme
May 29, 2012  (Tuesday) Hongman JIN
(Division Chief of the Trade Statistics Division. Statistics Department of the General Administration of Customs of China, GACC)
China’s Practice on measuring goods for inward processing
April 26, 2012  (Thursday) Akira Shibanuma (National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies) Improving SMEs’ management and performance through KAIZEN Impacts of teaching KAIZEN and non-KAIZEN practices to manufacturing SMEs in Ethiopia
April 20, 2012  (Friday) Dr LEONG Yueh-Kwong (Director and Senior Fellow, Penang Institute, Malaysia) The Institutional Framework for Sustainable Development in Malaysia: Rhetoric and Reality
April 19, 2012  (Thursday) KAM Suan Pheng (Senior Scientist, WorldFish Center, Penang, Malaysia) Aquaculture and Adaptation to Climate Change: The Mekong River Delta of Vietnam
April 12, 2012  (Thursday) Hisaki KONO Lending maturity of microcredit and dependence on moneylenders
April 11, 2012  (Wednesday) Yuya KUDO (Development Studies Center) Women's Marriage Migration as Old Age Insurance: Evidence from a Land Tenure Policy in Rural Tanzania
March 21, 2012  (Wednesday) Tomohiko Inui (Cabinet Office, Government of Japan) Overseas R&D and Performance Abroad: Evidence from Japanese Multinational Firms
March 15, 2012  (Thursday) Jose Antonio Puppim de Oliveira
(Assistant Director and Senior Research Fellow, the United Nations University Institute of Advanced Studies (UNU-IAS) )
Social and Environmental Upgrading of Clusters and Small Enterprises in Developing Countries
February 13, 2012  (Monday) Kamal Vatta (Agricultural Economist, Punjab Agricultural University) Rural Non-Farm Employment and Income: Evidence from Indian Punjab
February 9, 2012  (Thursday) Neantro Saavedra-Rivano
(Vice-Director, The Program in Economics and Public Policy Management, University of Tsukuba; Associate Researcher, University of Brasilia)
Development and the Financing of Human Capital
January 30, 2012  (Monday) Bum-Hoan KIM (Professor, Department of Electronic Commerce, Paichai University in Korea) A further Step towards the common methodology for the comparable economic effect between various R&D programs
January 26, 2012  (Thursday) Yohei Okawa (PhD candidate, University of Virginia) International Portfolio Choice: Theory, Empirics and Computation
December, 15, 2011  (Thursday) Liu Hong, Dean (Professor of School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore) From Mao to Confucius: China Builds Soft Power in Southeast Asia
December, 6, 2011  (Tuesday) Jonathan Morduch(Professor of Public Policy and Economics, NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service) Behavioral Foundations of Microcredit: Experimental and Survey Evidence from Rural India
November, 24, 2011  (Thursday) Wu Xiao An (Professor, Peking University) Historical linkage and political connection: commemoration and representation of Sun Yat-Sen and the 1911 revolution in China and Southeast Asia, 1946–2010
November, 11, 2011  (Friday) Benedict R. O’G. Anderson (Aaron L. Binenkorb Professor of International Studies, Emeritus, Cornell University) Thinking ahead and noticing absences
November, 10, 2011  (Thursday) Yuka KODAMA (Area Study Centre) Young women’s economic lives in rural Ethiopia: methodology and brief results review
October, 27, 2011  (Thursday) Masami IMAI (Associate Professor of Economics, Wesleyan University) Economic shocks and civil conflict: evidence from the constraints of the open-economy trilemma
October, 11, 2011  (Tuesday) Mariko WATANABE (Area Studies Center) Competition of Mechanisms: How Chinese Home Electronic Appliance Firms Coped with Trade Credit Default?
September, 29, 2011  (Thursday) Momoe MAKINO (South Asian Studies Group, Area Studies Center) Effects of Birth Order and Sibling Sex Composition on Human Capital Investment in Children in India
August, 30, 2011  (Tuesday) Dr. Nazmul Chowdhury (Senior Economist, The World Bank) Giving it Back: Evaluating the Impact of Devolution of School Management to Communities in Nepal
August, 4, 2011  (Thursday) Katsuo Kogure (Assistant Professor. Institute of Economic Research, Hitotsubashi) Impacts of Forced Marriages on Child Education under the Pol Pot Regime in Cambodia