PEACE, JUSTICE AND STRONG INSTITUTIONS

In Ghana, there is a vast geological body formed around 2.2 billion years ago (2.2 Ga). This geological body is called the Birimian belt, and this largely distributes in west Africa. What the unique p [...]

This study examines how Japanese and Chinese non-government actors worked overcoming rivalry system to establish a communication network during the cold war. This study examines the following three to [...]

As social media becomes more prevalent in the global community, its impact on public moral judgments becomes more pronounced: the rapid spread of untruthful information on social networking sites can [...]

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 [...]

This study examines the works of Sir John Everett Millais (1829–96), a leading painter of 19th-century British art, focusing on the form of pair of paintings and examines their reception from the pers [...]

Background Museums today have placed emphasis on being “enjoyable for everyone.” However, consideration for developmental disabilities—particularly ADHD (Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, here [...]

Previous research on aesthetics were explored through various viewpoints such as cognitive processes and the Art. To measure aesthetic appeal, Experimental Aesthetics uses adjustable figures (i.e., sh [...]

By focusing on the “generality and peculiarities of social evolution,” this research aims to contribute to building a foundation for diverse identities, forming identities as “global [...]

Paleoproterozoic deep seafloor sedimentary environment of the Birimian rocks in southwest Ghana

A analysis of cold war history on the postwar Japan-China relations

A Paradox Reconsidered: The Liberal Justification for Protectionism

John Everett Millais’s pair of paintings: A study of contemporary reception

Clarification of Kansei Experiences of Persons with ADH Characteristics: Focusing on Museum Experiences

Aesthetic cognitive mechanism of Chinese characters

Reading Yayoi society from the viewpoint of “Periphery”

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