International

How should we face terrorism in the age of home-grown and lone offenders?

The threats of terrorism are changing shape. In developed Western countries, large-scale attacks by foreign organizations have decreased, bu ...

From Knowledge to Co-Creation
What International Comparative Research Reveals About Next-Generation Global Leadership

In an era of increasing volatility and uncertainty, social challenges are becoming more complex and interconnected across national borders. ...

How to make a culturally enriching leisure trip: Lessons from early modern England

From the 16th to the 17th century, English travelers began taking personal trips to Europe and the Mediterranean area. In the 18th century, ...

Reflecting on migration from Latin America and the role of art

Conflicts never cease around the world, and many people are forced from their homes. While Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the Israeli–Pale ...

Latin American culture that makes politics and art a matter of everyone: unraveling the truth from Chile’s democratization movement

In Chile’s anti-government and democratization movement of 2019, the leading participants were young people and women. Why did these people ...

Understanding environmental policy from British economic history: Measures against smoke nuisance during the Industrial Revolution and lessons for the present day

As the world confronts global warming, what can we learn from the past? In Britain during the Industrial Revolution, the heavy use of coal c ...

How to engage with the media: reflections from 19th century Britain, where novels changed society

In recent years, the impact of new media such as social media has been drawing attention. However, in the 19th century, it was only newspape ...

“Aggressive and Receptive” acting and leadership

Why are people so enthusiastic about the speeches of U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky? Masters of speech who cap ...

Examining Japan’s position today through the German variant “Kiezdeutsch”

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, a leading German newspaper, recently featured an article on a survey showing that Germans’ proficiency in Ge ...