Comment on “From Fringe to Spotlight: Tamaki’s Party Faces Test of Credibility Amid Growing Support”
On April 29, 2025, a comment by Professor Maiko Ichihara (Graduate School of Law) on Asahi Shimbun article, “From Fringe to Spotlight: Tamaki’s Party Faces Test of Credibility Amid Growing Support” was published. The article explores the growing support for the Democratic Party For the People (DPFP/DPP), particularly among younger voters, and discusses the factors […]
【GGR Brown Bag Lunch Seminar】Making a Case for Democracy Assistance in This New Era
On November 18, 2025, the Institute for Global Governance Research (GGR) at Hitotsubashi University held the 45th Brown Bag Lunch Seminar titled “Making a Case for Democracy Assistance in This New Era.” The speaker was Dr. Lynn Lee, the Senior Director for East Asia and Strategic Partnerships at the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). Dr. […]
Rethinking Japan’s Constitution: Expert Views from Media Law and International Relations (Japanese)
On May 3, 2025, Professor Nobumasa Akiyama (Graduate School of Law) was featured in Nikkei Shimbun in an interview titled “Rethinking Japan’s Constitution: Expert Views from Media Law and International Relations.” Published to mark the 78th anniversary of Japan’s postwar constitution, the article explores emerging challenges and features expert insights. Professor Akiyama discusses Article 9, […]
The three distinct dimensions of democracy; Values, Institutions, and Ideology (Japanese)
On April 26, 2025, Professor Maiko Ichihara (Graduate School of Law)participated as a panelist in the conference “Rethinking Responsible Action ;Perspectives from Europe and Japan,” organized by the NIRA Institute for Research on Innovation and Sustainability. The conference featured nine speakers who each examined the conditions and challenges of responsible action from distinct perspectives. Professor […]
