Cultural Policy Program GRIPS
NEWS
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PROGRAM CONTENT
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RESEARCH TOPICS
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ARTICLES AND WORKING PAPERS
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FACULTY STAFF
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NEWS
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■　Call for the 3rd Chair Claudel. To read the guidelines for applicants, click HERE.
■　Call for Master in Cultural Projects for Development, Management of Development Programme, International Training Centre of the ILO, 2007-2008. Information available HERE.
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Chair Claudel is a commemorating project supported by the Embassy of France, and organized by the Cultural Policy Program of GRIPS. Established in December 2005, we have already organized this academic and intellectual exchange twice.
Signing ceremony between the Embassy of France and the GRIPS (Dec 2005)
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1st Chair: Prof. Xavier GREFFE (University Paris Sorbonne)
- Lectures and Seminars in "Comparative study of Cultural Policies between France and Japan". Held at GRIPS from February 15th to March 29th, 2006. (8 times).
- International symposium under the aegis of the Japan-France "Chair Claudel": A Vision of Cultural Creation in the 21st Century. Held at GRIPS in March 11th, 2006.
POSTER FOR 1st CHAIR CLAUDEL
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2nd Chair: Prof. Xavier GREFFE (University Paris Sorbonne)
- Publishing the "La Politique Culturelle de la France. Creations artistique et democratization des practiques" (Tokyo : Suiyosha), in March 18th, 2007.
- Lectures in "New Governance of the French Cultural Policy. Permanence of goals, Change of instruments" at Tokyo Foundation and Maison Franco-Japonaise.
La Politique Culturelle de la France
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PROGRAM CONTENT
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・･ ABSTRACT
The purpose of the graduate program in cultural policy is to train students to become professionals and specialists in the field of cultural policy. Our graduates are expected to play a leading role in cultural policy research and/or the design and implementation of future cultural policy, cultural administration, and cultural diplomacy in Japan. The graduate program is targeted towards Japanese junior and mid-career government officials as well as others with a serious interest in cultural policy issues. The faculty of the cultural policy program conducts leading-edge research, applying quantitative analytical techniques to data from field studies in order to provide a sound basis for government decisions regarding cultural policy.
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・･ TARGET GROUP
Japanese junior and mid-career government officials and others with a serious interest in cultural policy issues.
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・･ CAREER DESTINATIONS
Professionals in cultural policy, administration and diplomacy and/or specialists in cultural policy research.
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・･ DEGREE
　　* Master of Policy Studies
　　* Ph.D (Policy Studies)
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RESEARCH TOPICS
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  1. Comparative studies on Cultural Policy Structure
  2. Cultural Policy Evaluation Method (CVM, Travel Cost Method, Data Envelopment Analysis, SWOT analysis, Conjoint analysis, AHP etc)
  3. Arts Policy (Museum, theatre, artists etc)
  4. Heritage and cultural landscape conservation
  5. Cultural district and Creative City
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RECENT ARTICLES AND WORKING PAPERS
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  • Okuyama, T, , Kakiuch, E. and Ujiie, K. "Valuing the Social Benefit of Cultural Institute - A Study of Ryutopia, Niigata", Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, No.42-2, pp.30-41, 2007 (abstract)
  • Ujiie, K, , Kakiuch, E. and Okuyama, T. "An Analysis of Consumer's Priorities on Cultural Facilities - A Case Study of Ryutopia, Niigata City", Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, No.42-2, pp.48-53, 2007 (abstract)
  • Iwamoto, H., Kakiuch, E. and Ujiie, K. "Quantitative Evaluation of Cultural Townscape using the CVM - The Case of Takayama Important Preservation Districts for Groups of Historic Buildings", Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, No.41-2, pp.18-24, 2006 (abstract)
  • Ujiie, K., Kakiuch, E. and Okuyama, T. "An Economic Impact Study of Cultural Landscape - A Case Study of Miyajima, Hiroshima", Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, No.41-2, pp.49-56, 2006 (abstract)
  • Kakiuch, E. "Nagahama, revitalization of the city by artistic and cultural initiative", in OECD International Conference (Linking Creativity and Culture for an Innovative Local Development), Trento, Italy, 28 November 2005 (download)
  • Kakiuchi, E. and Y. Nishimura, "Quantitative Evaluation of Cultural Capital using the CVM - The Case of the World Heritage Villages of Gokayama, Toyama -" Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan, No.39-2. (download)
  • Kakiuchi, E., "Heritage Conservation and Urban Redevelopment: the case of Nagahama" in UNESCO World Culture Report 2000. (download)
  • Kakiuchi, E., "Heritage as a Community Asset - Monetary Valuation of Heritage using CVM and Policy Related Issues -. Paper submitted to the proceedings of the Ausheritage and ASEAN COCI Myanmar Joint Symposium on Preservation of Cultural Heritage 23-25 August 2004, National Museum Yangon, Myanmar. (download)
MULTI MEDIA CONTENTS
"Heritage Conservation and Sustainable Development in Japan, The case of Kurokabe Square Nagahama, Shiga" (download) (52.6MB)
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FACULTY STAFF
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・･ Emiko KAKIUCHI (Program director)
Master of Economics (University of Sydney). Ph.D. (Engineering) from University of Tokyo. Specialized in Cultural Policy Studies.
current research interests:
Quantitative evaluation of cultural value, Plural funding for non-profit organizations, Public policy in cultural promotion and heritage preservation.
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・･ Masahiro KONNO (Vice President of GRIPS, Professor)
Graduating from the Faculty of Literature, University of Tokyo in 1976, he worked for the Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture. Associate professor at Saitama University from 1992, and joined GRIPS as a professor from 1998. Specialized in Educational Policy, Life Long Learning, Cultural Policy.
current research interests:
Life-long Learning Policy and Cultural Policy. He is currently conducting research on Educational Reform through the concept of Life-long Learning.
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・･ Xavier GREFFE (Visiting Professor from University Paris Sorbonne)
Ph.D. in Economics, Paris 1970. ("Value in Public Economics"). Professor at University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne from 1987. Specialized in Economic Policy, Economic of Arts, Local development.
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・･ Tadahiro OKUYAMA (Research Associate)
Master and Ph.D. (Economics) from Graduate School of Economics and Management, Tohoku University). Specialized in Environmental Economics. Research Associate at GRIPS from 2005.
current research interests:
Economic Impact Evaluation on cultural policy projects.
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・･ Daisuke ABE (Research Associate)
Studied in School of Architecture of Barcelona (ETSAB) from 2003-2006 and trained as a town planner. Diploma de Estudios Avanzados from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya. Ph.D. in Engineering (Univ. of Tokyo). Specialized in urban planning and urban design. Research Associate at GRIPS from 2006.
current research interests:
Planning theory and practice in Spanish cities, Planning History in Mediterranean Cities, Theory of City Form (esp. Ildefonso Cerdá's theory)
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