Special Lectures

Birth of Kindhearted Japanese : Democratic Education and Citizenship of Postwar Japan's Details
Theme	Birth of Kindhearted Japanese : Democratic Education and Citizenship of Postwar Japan
Lecturer	Harry Harootunian (Visiting Professor, Duke Univ./Honorary Prof. of NYU and Chicago Univ.)
Time	Nov. 3, 2010 (Wed) 15:00~18:00
Venue	GSIS Sochon Hall

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김 항 (고려대학교 민족문화연구소 HK연구교수)
남기정 (서울대학교 일본연구소 HK교수)

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Introduction

IJS will be the Center of International Research and Networking Japanese Studies.

Research Activities

Constructing a Global Foothold for Research on Contemporary Japan’s Life-World.

Academic Activities

IJS holds academic conferences and many other academic exchange opportunities with domestic and international Research Institutes and Japan Specialists.

Publications

IJS has contributed in activating Communication and Developing the Quality of Research through its Publications.

International Exchanges

IJS has expanded its research base through academic conferences, research activities, and fostering of the future specialists.

Fostering the Specialists

IJS operates various programs to foster future Japan Specialists to continue research on Japan.

Social Contributions

IJS seeks to contribute to the society through research and academic activities.

Database

IJS provides various kinds of database in order to interpret lively and accurate Japanese Life-World.

Communications

Through systematic research connections, IJS constructs an extensive Japan Research Institution.

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