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Program: Day Two Saturday, September 13
Saturday, September 13
9:00 Session 2: Social Common Capital and Well-Being
Co-Chair |
Mikiko Ishikawa |
Professor, Department of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo, Japan |
Shinichiro Ohgaki |
Professor, Department of Urban Engineering,
The University of Tokyo, Japan |
“Policies for Sustainable Well-Being in the Light of Increasing Natural Disasters around the World”
Masanori Hamada |
Professor, School of Science and Engineering,
Waseda University, Japan |
“Perspectives of Sustainable Well-Being for Regeneration of Urban-Rural Environment by Creating Green and Water Infrastructure as a Social Common Capital”
Mikiko Ishikawa |
Professor, Department of Engineering,
The University of Tokyo, Japan |
“Urban Water Quality: Will It be a Public Priority for the Sustainable Development of Cities from the Developing World in the XXI Century?”
Blanca Jiménez |
Professor, National Autonomous University of Mexico, Mexico |
“Water—Energy Linkages and Technology Challenges”
Gustaf Olsson |
Professor, Lund University, Sweden |
“How to Realize Economical Development of Developing Countries within the Restriction of Global Climate Change”
Itaru Yasui |
Principal Fellow, Center for Research and Development Strategy, Japan Science and Technology Agency, Japan |
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Session 3: Conceptions of Well-Being Examined in the Light of Sustainability
Co-Chair |
Takatoshi Imada |
Professor, Graduate School of Decision Science and Technology, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan |
Tatsuo Inoue |
Professor, Graduate Schools for Law and Politics,
The University of Tokyo, Japan |
“Sustainable Intergenerational Preferences”
Geir B. Asheim |
Professor of Economics,
The University of Oslo, Norway |
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“Sustainable Well-Being as Sustainable Alignment”
Jiwei Ci |
Professor, Department of Philosophy,
University of Hong Kong, China |
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“Happiness and Well-Being: From the Viewpoint of the Analysis of Value”
Takenori Inoki |
Director-General, International Research Center for Japanese Studies, National Institutes for the Humanities, Japan |
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“A Conception of Well-Being based on “Capability” and Its Sustainability based on Relational Intergenerational Ethics”
Tetsuro Shimizu |
Professor, The Center for Evolving Humanities,
The University of Tokyo, Japan |
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17:30 Concluding Session
Co-Chair |
Keiichi Noe |
Executive Vice President, Tohoku University
Director General, Tohoku University Library, Japan |
Toshio Yamagishi |
Professor, Graduate School of Letters,
Hokkaido University, Japan |
18:00 Closing Remarks
Kotaro Suzumura |
Professor, School of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University
Vice-President, Science Council of Japan, Japan |
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