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Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia<br />

http://www.ioc.u-tokyo.ac.jp/eng/<br />

The Institute is an internationally-oriented<br />

center for scholars employing humanities<br />

and social science methodologies to advance<br />

integrated research into, and understanding<br />

of Japan, Asia, and the world in<br />

the past, present, and future. Research on<br />

Asia at the Institute has the following particular<br />

strengths: 1) achieving a better understanding<br />

of the modern world through<br />

informed insights into classical cultures; 2)<br />

integrating rigorous textual and documentary<br />

analysis with meticulous field research;<br />

3) from a global perspective, combining<br />

and harmonizing the approaches of the<br />

humanities and the social sciences.<br />

In order to enhance its function as an<br />

international center of Asian studies, the<br />

Institute is responsible for the editorship of<br />

the English-language International Journal<br />

of Asian Studies (IJAS), published by<br />

Cambridge University Press, and, through<br />

consortium arrangements concluded in<br />

2010, has begun active research collaboration<br />

with the East Asian Studies<br />

Department at Princeton University and<br />

the National Institute for Advanced Humanistic<br />

Studies at Fudan University. And,<br />

to ensure that the Institute remains abreast<br />

of most recent trends, in 2011 a new<br />

Department of Pioneering Asian Studies<br />

was created, which focuses on the deployment<br />

of cutting-edge perspectives and<br />

methodologies.<br />

Research Departments<br />

Pan Asian Studies, East Asian Studies,<br />

South Asian Studies, West Asian Studies,<br />

Pioneering Asian Studies<br />

Affiliated Research Facilities<br />

Research and Information Center for Asian<br />

Studies<br />

Affiliated Institutes<br />

Institute of Social Science<br />

http://www.iss.u-tokyo.ac.jp/<br />

The University of Tokyo is composed of 15<br />

graduate schools and 11 affiliated research<br />

institutes. Shaken (ISS) is one of these<br />

research institutes.<br />

The ISS was established in 1946<br />

based on reflection of the bitter experience<br />

of the war and the nature of prewar<br />

Japanese social science research. The<br />

institute aims to support the construction<br />

of a “democratic and peace-loving nation”<br />

by promoting empirical social science<br />

based on systematic collection of data<br />

and conducting comparative studies of<br />

high academic standards.<br />

The disciplines of ISS staff cover the<br />

four academic fields of social sciences<br />

of law, political science, economics and<br />

sociology, and the regions that are being<br />

studied spread throughout Japan, East<br />

Asia, Europe and the Americas.<br />

The mission of the ISS is to conduct<br />

empirical studies using historical and comparative<br />

perspectives, and to contribute to<br />

a social scientific understanding of Japan<br />

and of the world by taking advantage of the<br />

interdisciplinary and international nature of<br />

academic foundation.<br />

ISS staff engages in educational activities<br />

in graduate and undergraduate schools<br />

by offering lectures and seminars<br />

Departments<br />

Comparative Contemporary Law,<br />

Comparative Contemporary Politics,<br />

Comparative Contemporary Economics,<br />

Comparative Contemporary Societies,<br />

International Approach to Japanese Studies<br />

Affiliated Research Facilities<br />

Center for Social Research and Data Archives<br />

Institute of Industrial Science<br />

http://www.iis.u-tokyo.ac.jp/index_e.html<br />

The Institute of Industrial Science promotes<br />

comprehensive research and<br />

education in nearly all fields of engineering.<br />

We promote the development of<br />

interdisciplinary research that transects<br />

different fields from creative research<br />

based on researcher’s ideas. Our activities<br />

Research Departments<br />

Department of Fundamental Engineering, Department<br />

of Mechanical and Biofunctional Systems,<br />

Department of Informatics and Electronics,<br />

Department of Materials and Environmental<br />

Science, Department of Human and Social<br />

Systems, Guest Chairs for Advanced Interdisciplinary<br />

Modeling, Advanced Energy Conversion<br />

Engineering, Endowed Research Unit for Nonferrous<br />

Metal Resource Recovery Engineering,<br />

Nikon Imaging Science<br />

focus on making these results useful to<br />

actual society and making them reflect<br />

graduate school level education. We are<br />

expanding our range of activities globally<br />

and playing an important role as hub for<br />

an international research network.<br />

Affiliated Research Centers &<br />

Experiment Station<br />

Chiba Experiment Station, Center for Information<br />

Fusion, Center for Research on Innovative Simulation<br />

Software (CISS), Collaborative Research<br />

Center for Energy Engineering (CEE), Underwater<br />

Technology Research Center, Advanced<br />

Mobility Research Center (ITS Center); Center<br />

for International Research on Micronano Mechatronics<br />

(CIRMM), International Research Center<br />

for Sustainable Materials, International Center for<br />

Urban Safety Engineering (ICUS), Nanoelectronics<br />

Collaborative Research Center, Collaborative<br />

Research Center for Bio Nano Hybrid Process,<br />

Collaborative Research Center for Innovative<br />

Mathematical Modelling, LIMMS CNRS-IIS<br />

(UMI 2820), Academic-industry Partnership for<br />

Proactive & Holistic Energy Demand Management<br />

for Construction Sector, Social Cooperation<br />

Program, Mobility and Field Science<br />

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