Announcement of the AY 2009 Final Report Session
(January 15, 2010)
The final report session for the research results of students enrolled in AY 2009 will be held.
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Date & Time |
Day 1: Tuesday, February 2, 10:30 AM–4:30 PM (subject to extension) |
Venue | Symposium Space, Raiosha, Hiyoshi Campus (Open to the public) |
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Presentation Titles and Schedule
<Day 1: February 2>
Part 1 (10:45 AM–12:15 PM)
Kenichiro Macklin (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Michael Ainge; Self-Directed Research)
Part 2 (1:00 PM–2:50 PM)
Ai Kikuchi (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Kayo Yamamoto; Self-Directed Research)
"European Views on Life and Death, with a Focus on the Motif of the Grim Reaper"
Chiaki Kato (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Roger Batty; Self-Directed Research)
"A Broadway Age -Women in American Society and Theatrical Culture-"
Yutaro Sakata (3rd year, Faculty of Economics), Yuta Nakamura (3rd year, Faculty of Economics), Takuma Nakamori (3rd year, Faculty of Economics)
(academic advisor: Roger Batty; Guided Research; Joint Research)
"African Agriculture -Challenges and Opportunities-"
Part 3 (3:00 PM–4:30 PM)
Mayumi Kaneko (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Tamon Yamada; Self-Directed Research)
"Outsider Art from an Economic Perspective"
Nobuki Adachi (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Kyoko Grava; Self-Directed Research)
"An Analysis of the E-money Market Using Game Theory: An Analysis with Equilibrium Selection Theory and Evolutionary Game Theory"
Yudai Taguchi (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Susumu Osada; Guided Research)
"Measuring the Straw Effect Caused by Increased Transportation Speeds"
Yusuke Tomita (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Susumu Osada; Guided Research)
"A Re-examination of Tokyo's 23 Wards through Ranking Creation"
<Day 2: February 3>
Part 4 (10:45 AM–12:15 PM)
Ayako Takamatsu (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Kiyomi Murakoshi; Guided Research)
"The Transformation of Chinese Media"
Tatsuya Aoki (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Kiyomi Murakoshi; Guided Research)
"English Education in China, with a Focus on a Textbook Comparison with Japan"
Akihiro Fukuda (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Kiyomi Murakoshi; Guided Research)
"The Issue of Educational Disparities in China, with a Focus on Education in Hunan Province"
Kensuke Ichi (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Zhenling Yu; Guided Research)
"The Path to the Quagmire of the Sino-Japanese War: The Tragedy of Japan's Over-Adherence to Its Own Interests"
Part 5 (1:00 PM–2:45 PM)
Marina Nozaki (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Isao Hada; Guided Research)
"The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Can Peace Be Achieved through Obama's Presence?"
Yuzuru Kumon (3rd year, Faculty of Economics), Wataru Murasaki (3rd year, Faculty of Economics), Hitomi Asaka (3rd year, Faculty of Economics)
(academic advisor: Roger Batty; Self-Directed Research; Joint Research)
"Developing “Development”: Redefining the Parameters of Growth"
Tsuguhiro Furukawa (3rd year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Roger Batty; Self-Directed Research)
"The Next Famine; American Transnational Corporations and The Global Food"
Part 6 (3:00 PM–4:30 PM)
Erika Akagi (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Soichi Ohta; Self-Directed Research)
"An Analysis of Leadership Exerted during a Period of Change, with a Focus on the Characteristics of Leaders and Organizations"
Wataru Fujisaki (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Susumu Osada; Guided Research)
"Autonomous Urban Management in Yokohama City: An Examination of the Current Stage of Development"
Takashi Kanzaki (4th year, Faculty of Economics; academic advisor: Susumu Osada; Self-Directed Research)
"Can Comprehensive Community Sports Clubs Revitalize Local Communities?"
The schedule is subject to change.
Notes for Presenters
Presentations, whether individual or group, should cover research results and the content and main points of papers, and should be given in Japanese.
The allotted time per presentation is 20 minutes total, consisting of a 15-minute presentation and a 5-minute Q&A session. (For joint research, the presentation and Q&A sessions may be combined.) Please adhere strictly to the time limits.
Only PowerPoint 2003 is available as presentation software on the PC provided for the final report session. (PowerPoint 2007 format files can also be opened.) If you wish to use other software, such as Keynote, you must provide your own laptop for the presentation. In such cases, please notify the coordinator by the day before your presentation, as special arrangements will be necessary.
If you plan to distribute handouts, please prepare about 40 copies.
Presenters should load their data onto the presentation PC by 10:30 AM on the day of their presentation.
Presenters are required to be in attendance for the entire session, not just during their own presentation time.