DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH

The Tenjin area of Fukuoka City, where many commercial and business functions are concentrated, has established a multi-level walking network with ground and underground level connections, large-scale [...]

This project plans to examine the influence of firm-shareholder distance on cash management efficiency. Specifically, we plan to test the hypothesis that geographic distance increases information coll [...]

Developing and Shaping Sustainable Tourism in the Digital Age: Roles and Future Prospects from the Perspective of Inbound Tourist Review Sites

Department of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society

The progression of over tourism has made the sustainable development of tourism a critical issue. It is urgent to reduce the disparities in the ability to attract visitors between regions to disperse [...]

The research focuses on the role of the Tunisian diaspora in France in shaping the political landscape of their homeland, Tunisia, particularly through economic initiatives. This study is situated wit [...]

Research keywords

Democratization
Post-Conflict Societies
Middle East and North African (MENA) politics
France
Diaspora activism
民主主義
ディアスポラ
民主化
ポストコンフリクト社会
中東政治
チュニジア
フランス
トランスナショナリズム
平和研究
ガバナンス
Governance
diaspora
transnationalism.
Political economy
Peacebuilding
Democracy
Transnational Activism

Accurate and timely economic data is essential for effective policymaking, yet traditional data collection methods in many developing regions suffer from scarcity, delays, and limited spatial coverage [...]

From Markets to Meetings: Women’s Economic Roles and Community Decision-Making in the rural Peru

Department of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society

In Peru, despite national policies promoting gender equality, progress at the community level remains limited. Rural women still face major barriers to participating in public life and collective deci [...]

False memory refers to the phenomenon where individuals recall content that does not correspond to actual events. It not only leads to behavioral bias but also affects the understanding and perception [...]

This research reconsiders protectionism not as a rejection of liberalism, but as a normative response rooted in liberal values. Drawing on political philosophers such as Smith, Popper, Kymlicka, and R [...]

Research on Multi-level Walking Networks in Urban Central Area

Distance, institutional shareholding and cash management efficiency: Evidence from China

Developing and Shaping Sustainable Tourism in the Digital Age: Roles and Future Prospects from the Perspective of Inbound Tourist Review Sites

Shaping Democracy: The Impact of Tunisian Diaspora Initiatives on Homeland Politics

Deep Learning in Economics: Analyzing Satellite Imagery to evaluate Economic Activities

From Markets to Meetings: Women’s Economic Roles and Community Decision-Making in the rural Peru

An EEG Study on the Influence of Olfactory Context on False Memory Formation and Retrieval

A Paradox Reconsidered: The Liberal Justification for Protectionism

“Future-Creation (MIRAI)” Course Kyushu University SPRING program