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The promotion of international trade has had an enormous impact on Japan’s economic development. However, since food production depends upon land abundance conditions, the liberalization of trade in food products must take into consideration problems such as a decline in the rate of food self-sufficiency, etc., and an appropriate and realistic level must be identified.

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Nobuhiro Suzuki

Graduate School of Agricultural and Life Sciences

※Affiliations and positions are as of the time of recording.

UTokyo Open Lectures: Globalization

Content List

#1 Introduction to globalization

#2 A world globalizing—From the standpoint of the historian

#3 Globalization and the law

#4 States, markets and currencies—How different? How the same?

#5 Globalization and Japanese agriculture

#6 Economic globalization and the future of Japanese agriculture

#7 Globalization and new global security

#8 Globalization and air pollution

#9 The science of water cycles which links the global with the local

#10 Globalization and Japan’s competitive dominance— From an on-the-scene perspective

#11 “Globalization” of music culture?—Music technology, the music industry, local culture

#12 The spread of contagious diseases which affect both human beings and animals, and globalization

#13 Higher education amidst globalization

#14 Global sustainable development and Japan as a “developed country with new problems” (Closing remarks)

#1 Introduction to globalization

#2 A world globalizing—From the standpoint of the historian

#3 Globalization and the law

#4 States, markets and currencies—How different? How the same?

#5 Globalization and Japanese agriculture

#6 Economic globalization and the future of Japanese agriculture

#7 Globalization and new global security

#8 Globalization and air pollution

#9 The science of water cycles which links the global with the local

#10 Globalization and Japan’s competitive dominance— From an on-the-scene perspective

#11 “Globalization” of music culture?—Music technology, the music industry, local culture

#12 The spread of contagious diseases which affect both human beings and animals, and globalization

#13 Higher education amidst globalization

#14 Global sustainable development and Japan as a “developed country with new problems” (Closing remarks)

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UTokyo Open Lectures: Globalization

Content List

#1 Introduction to globalization

#2 A world globalizing—From the standpoint of the historian

#3 Globalization and the law

#4 States, markets and currencies—How different? How the same?

#5 Globalization and Japanese agriculture

#6 Economic globalization and the future of Japanese agriculture

#7 Globalization and new global security

#8 Globalization and air pollution

#9 The science of water cycles which links the global with the local

#10 Globalization and Japan’s competitive dominance— From an on-the-scene perspective

#11 “Globalization” of music culture?—Music technology, the music industry, local culture

#12 The spread of contagious diseases which affect both human beings and animals, and globalization

#13 Higher education amidst globalization

#14 Global sustainable development and Japan as a “developed country with new problems” (Closing remarks)

#1 Introduction to globalization

#2 A world globalizing—From the standpoint of the historian

#3 Globalization and the law

#4 States, markets and currencies—How different? How the same?

#5 Globalization and Japanese agriculture

#6 Economic globalization and the future of Japanese agriculture

#7 Globalization and new global security

#8 Globalization and air pollution

#9 The science of water cycles which links the global with the local

#10 Globalization and Japan’s competitive dominance— From an on-the-scene perspective

#11 “Globalization” of music culture?—Music technology, the music industry, local culture

#12 The spread of contagious diseases which affect both human beings and animals, and globalization

#13 Higher education amidst globalization

#14 Global sustainable development and Japan as a “developed country with new problems” (Closing remarks)

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SCERU Public Seminar: Ukraine’s Strategic Communications: Can Words Overcome Weapons?

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