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In this winter issue, we cover the different activities that took place during these past months. From Module 1 Environmental Policy & Rural Development Studies, we report on the 2017 University of Göttingen – Kyoto University joint Workshop on Sustainable International Agricultural Development. Also, in the interview section, we highlight our conversation with Professor Hugh Campbell, University of Otago, New Zealand. From Module 2 Business History & Industry Policy Studies, we feature the intensive course of Professor Marcelo Bucheli, University of as part of the international collaborative course offered at the Graduate School of Economics. From Module 6 Asian & Transcultural Studies, we shine a spotlight on the 10th KUASU Next Generation Global Workshop on the topic “Delineating Borders in a Borderless World”.
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In this fall issue, the newsletter focuses on the special seminar by Prof. Claudia Neu, University of Göttingen held at the Division of Natural Resource Economics, Graduate School of Agriculture.

The Graduate School of Letters hosted the 10th KUASU Next Generation Global Workshop.

We report the entrance and degree conferment ceremony as well as the Graduate Dissertation Workshop of the International Graduate Programme for East Asia Sustainable Development Studies, Graduate School of Economics.

Find out about the International Collaborative courses arranged by the Graduate School of Economics for winter 2017/2018

Opportunity for the Students of the Graduate School of Economics: AGST Overseas Challenge Programme call for application.

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In this summer issue, the newsletter focuses on the agreements between Kyoto University and Heilderberg University for the Joint Degree Master of Arts Programme in Transcultural Studies. In the featured discussions, our conversations with Dr Patrick Mooney (University of Kentucky), Dr Jessisca Duncan (Wageningen University) and Dr Duncan Ross (the University of Glasgow) are highlighted. Another focus on the AGST activities is about the “Short-term Exchange Programme: Globalised Economy in Kyoto”. In our columns, meet Dr Steven Ivings and Dr Hisano Ai, two new faculty members who joined the Graduate School of Economics this semester. Opportunities for students: Call for application – AGST Overseas Challenge programme.

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Global Land Grab Seminar — AGST Newsletter, March 2017

Nearly one year after the first symposium organised under the auspices of two research projects of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) on land grabbing and food security issues, on Wednesday, 22 February 2017, a seminar entitled “Global Land Grabbing and Agribusiness Now – Africa, Latin America, Asia, and Japan” was hosted by the AGST-project with the guest speaker Mr Devlin Kuyek of GRAIN.

The objective of the seminar was threefold: to discuss the latest trend of land grabbing caused by agribusiness corporations, highlighting the issues about producing vegetable oil crops, oil palm, and soy; (ii) to hear about the impacts of these ongoing projects on local communities in Africa (Gabon, Tanzania, Mozambique), Latin America (Brazil), and Asia; and (iii) the involvement of and implications for Japan in general, and the Japanese corporations in particular.

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