International Workshop on New Developments of Science, Technology, and Innovation Policies in Japan and Europe
April 1, 2024
E-2023-026E
The Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research hosted an international webinar on March 18, 2024, to conduct comparative review on science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy in Japan and Europe.
To review science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy going forward in Japan, STI policy in the EU is essential not only for comparative review, but for international cooperation. In this workshop, analysis and recommendations on Japan’s STI policy under the Tokyo Foundation’s Reconstructing the Science and Technology Policy System research program were introduced. Then, Susana Borras, Professor at Copenhagen Business School, reported latest trends of the EU’s STI policy regarding Mission Oriented Innovation Policy (MOIP) and Green Transformation (GX). Finally, panelists discussed various practical challenges in dealing with social issues under STI policy. They also reviewed mission-oriented STI policy in relation to regulations and securities issues.
“New Developments of Science, Technology, and Innovation Policies in Japan and Europe”
Date & Time: Monday, March 18, 2024, 15:00–17:30 (JST)
Speakers:
Susana Borras, Professor, Copenhagen Business School
Hideaki Shiroyama, Research Director, Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
Atsuo Kishimoto, Research Director, Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
Kazuto Suzuki, Research Director, Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
Makiko Matsuo, Senior Fellow, Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
Akio Kurokawa, Senior Fellow, Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
Program:
Moderator: Makiko Matsuo
Keynotes by Hideaki Shiroyama and Susana Borras
Comments from Atsuo Kishimoto and Kazuto Suzuki
Discussion among all speakers, joined by members of the Tokyo Foundation’s Reconstructing the Science and Technology Policy System research program, plus questions from the audience.
Hideaki Shiroyama
Susana Borras
Mitsuo Kishimoto
Kazuto Suzuki
Makiko Matsuo
Akio Kurokawa
Presentation Materials:
About the “Reconstructing the Science and Technology Policy System” Research Program
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- RESEARCH DIRECTOR
- Hideaki Shiroyama
- Hideaki Shiroyama
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- Public administration
- science/technology and public policy
- international public administration
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- RESEARCH DIRECTOR
- Atsuo Kishimoto
- Atsuo Kishimoto
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- Risk studies
- science and technology studies
- ELSI (ethical, legal, and social issues)
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- RESEARCH DIRECTOR
- Kazuto Suzuki
- Kazuto Suzuki
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- International political economy
- science, technology, and security
- space policy
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- SENIOR FELLOW
- Makiko Matsuo
- Makiko Matsuo
- Areas of Expertise
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- Governance research (global governance / risk governance / governance of science and technology)
- ELSI (Ethical, Legal, Social Implications/Issues)
- biotechnology, food safety
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- SENIOR FELLOW
- Akio Kurokawa
- Akio Kurokawa
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- Public policy
- healthcare innovation policy
- science
- technology and innovation policy
- science for policy
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