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List (Japanese)| ● | Shin Yasunobe, Co-author, "Which
way E-Government should go?" Guide of Regional Administration and e-Government JMA Management Center Inc., ISBN 4-8207-8819-1, 2004.4.15 |
| ● | Toshiya Hoshino, Research Fellow, Chapter Contribution Nihon no Anzen Hosho(Japan's Security) Published by Yuhikaku, ISBN: 4-641-07673-1, 2004.3 |
| ● | "Beginner's
Guide to American Studies: With Introductory Essays on Themes,
Approaches, and Resources [Third edition]" Toshihiko Hayashi, co-edited by Takeshi Igarashi and Daizaburo Yui, Hayashi contributes the chapter "Economics", University of Tokyo Press, Oct 2003. |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, "Digital Toy Box: Japan, viewed from MIT Media Lab" Oct, 2003 |
| ● | Information-Based Economic System (in Japanese), NTT Shuppan, June 27, 2003, edited by Toshihiko Hayashi, Director, Stanford Japan Center-Research. The book is contributed by nine authors each focusing on various facets of the information-based economy; the nature of social infrastructure, competition in communications industry, the network and business and digital markets. The chapter contributed by Hayashi, "The Scope and Extent of Information-Based Economic System," clarifies the meaning of ICT Revolution, explores into the scope of the information-based economy and poses challenges to market system and the traditional economic science. |
| ● | "America in the Great Depression"(in
Japanese), Iwanami Shoten, Publishers, June 20, 2003, by Toshihiko Hayashi, Director, Stanford Japan Center-Research. |
| ● | The Governance of the Advanced Information Society (in Japanese), NTT Shuppan, March 2003, co-edited by Toshihiko Hayashi, Director, Stanford Japan Center-Research, with Toshiyuki Sakai and Yoichi Tohkura. The book represents a multi-disciplinary collaborative work contributed by eight authors bringing in the perspectives of engineer, urban planner, broadcasting company executive, economist and administrative law specialist. Hayashi contributes the chapter "The Governance of the Post Information Society" in which he assesses the need for policy making and implementation in the public domain in the "post information society" and points to the necessary concomitant change from government to governance i.e., towards a more flexible, non-coercive, participatory decision making and compliance. |
| ● | Japan's Financial Institutions in Turmoil: What Really Happened and The Way Out (in Japanese), Nihon Hyoronsha, March 2003, co-edited by Toshihiko Hayashi, Director, Stanford Japan Center-Research, with Katsumi Matsuura and Yasuhiro Yonezawa. This is the outgrowth of a two-year research project on Japan's troubled financial institutions. The book is contributed by eighteen financial economists most of whom work on econometric analyses of financial markets and the behavior of financial institutions in the 1990s, "the lost decade".. |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura "CANVAS"--NPO, Children and Media NHK book (in Japanese) |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, commentator, "Japan-Korea Media Convergence Policy Symposium 2006" Hosted by The Research Institute for Digital Media and Content, Keio University, Cooperated by SJC, Tokyo, 2006.3.10 |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi, Research paper, "Competition of Networks: A Lotka-Volterra Approach" Journal of the Japan Society of Information and Communication Research (JSICR), Vol.23, No.2, 2005.9 |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi, Article, "Mobile Communications in Japan"(Chinese), (English) China Mobile Comm. No.2005.9, 2005.9 |
| ● | Ken-ichi Imai, Article,"Towards a fruitful cooperation between the market and legal order--advocating informational arrangements basedon private enforcement",Keizai Kyoshitsu, Nikkei Shimbun, 2005.8.24 |
| ● | Jerry Chi (Management Science and Engineering, Stanford University)
Student Honors Essay "Cell Phone Market Development: A Japan-U.S. Comparison" No.SHE-2005-001-J 2005.8.1 |
| ● | Pat Ching-Yee Leung (Biological Sciences, Stanford University) Student
Honors Essay "Manga! Manga!" No.SHE-2005-001-E 2005.8.1 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, article, "Economy Society in the mobile era", Nikkei Marketing Journal, 2005.7.27 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, Report, "Remarks
on the argument of Copy Right Law", Agency for Cultural Affairs Copy Right Committee, 2005.7.22 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, Column, "Japan Pop Culture", Tourism & Culture VOL.172, 2005.7.20 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, Column, "ATELIER
DE COMMUNICATION PAR TELEPHONE PORTABLE", Nikkei Net Jihyo, 2005.7.1 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, Column, "Egg
Seller in Minnesota; Ichiya Nakamura's Prologue Vol.2"(PDF), DiVA No.9, Natsumeshobo, 2005.6.30 |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi, Discussion Paper, "Competition
of Networks: A Lotka-Volterra Approach"
No.DP-2005-005-J, 2005.6.25 |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura, Comment, "Character Business in Japan", Nihon Keizai Shimbun, 2005.6.12 |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi, contributed chapter, " Urban Governance: A Consideration on Territory, People and Power," in Urban Governance II: In Search of Policy Entrepreneurs, The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Memorial Research Institute, Research Report Vol.8, 2004.Mar.31 |
| ● | Shin Yasunobe, "Electoric society and Market Economy," Shinseisha, Book Review, The Journal of Economics, Univerisity of Tokyo Oct, 2003. |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi, "Fostering
globally accessible and affordable ICTs", paper commissioned by International Telecommunication Union, Aug 2003. |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi-Second Meeting
of the Preparatory Committee, World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS-PrepCom-2)Side Event (2003.2.20) "Fostering globally accessible and affordable ICTs" |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi -Second Meeting
of the Preparatory Committee, World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS-PrepCom-2)Round Table No. 7 on "ICT application and services"(2003.2.19) "eLearning: a Perspective from the University of the Air" |
| ● | Ichiya Nakamura "CANVAS"--NPO, Children and Media (in Japanese) |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi [2003], "The
Happiness Productivity," SERI Monthly, Shizuoka Economic
Research Institute, vol.468, Jan (in Japanese)（pdf29k) After briefly surveying the literature of happiness research in Netherlands and Switzerland, the author points to the fact that people's degree of happiness has just a weak correlation with national income if any. Rather, the author claims by making use of a questionnaire survey conducted by the Cabinet Office that the greatest marginal productivity in happiness will be obtained by an increased direct participation by the people in the public policy making process both at the national and at the local government levels. |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi [2002], "China's
Open Market Policy and the Foreign Direct Investment," in
Hashimoto, Y. ed., China's Open Market Policy and the Japanese
Companies, Osaka University Press, Pp.199-210. (in Japanese) The author takes the relationship between the Chinese government and the decision made by foreign companies to invest in China as one of the duopoly games. By analyzing the Nash equilibrium of the policy-and-reaction game, the author rigorously demonstrates among others that the more is the Chinese people's political reference oriented toward consumerism rather than protectionism, the greater expansion of FDI inflow and hence a greater economic gain will be realized by a reduction of tariff rate by the Chinese government. |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi [2002], "Book
Review: Bruno S. Frey and Alois Stutzer, Happiness and Economics:
How the Economy and Institutions Affect Human Well-Being,Princeton University Press, 2002," Cultural Economics , Vol. 3 No.2, Sep, Pp.97-98. |
| ● | Toshihiko Hayashi [2002], "A Globalization from Localities: the Case of Kobe and Niseko," The 21st Century Hyogo , Vol. 89, Nov. (PDF:36KB) |