爱豆传媒

The aim of this project is to explore the governance and public policy on “complex risk issues” posed by the interaction between physical phenomena (such as natural disaster) and humans’ social economic activities. The project deals with such issues mainly from a social science perspective but also by bringing together other disciplines, including natural science, and practical perspectives of those in government and business. Through collaboration, it looks at ways for socially-acceptable decision making and management. It also provides a platform to raise awareness and develop policy recommendations.

- Taketoshi Taniguchi, Professor, Policy Alternatives Research Institute, The University of Tokyo
- Atsuo Kishimoto, Professor, Osaka University Institute for Datability Science
- Makiko Matsuo, Project Assistant Professor, The Graduate School of Public Policy, The University of Tokyo
- Katsunori Mikuniya, Governor, Deposit Insurance Corporation of Japan, former Professor at Policy Alternatives Research Institute, The University of Tokyo
- Yasushi Katsuma, Professor, Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, Waseda University
- Kenji Shibuya, Professor, Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo
- Jonathan B. Wiener (Professor of Law at Duke Law School)

- Daishinsai ni manabu syakai kagaku vol.3: Fukushima Genpatsu jiko to fukugo risuku gabanansu(Social sciences leaned from the Great EastJapan Earthquake vol.3: Fukushima nuclear accident and Complex Risk Governance)(Tokyo, Toyo Keizai, 2015).
- Hideaki Shiroyama, Yasushi Katsuma, Makiko Matsuo (2016), "Rebuilding Global Health Governance - Recommendations for the G7,”PARI Policy Brief(without peer-review)?
- Japan Global Health Working Group (2016), Protecting human security: proposals for the G7 Ise-Shima Summit in Japan, the Lancet, Health Policy, Volume 387, No. 10033, p2155-2162 (as a member of Japan Global Health Working Group)
- Social technology research and development, JST Strategic Basic Research Programs
- Research and development project report : Resilience analysis for policies for ensuring the safety of civil society and social activities, pp32-38?October, 2016
- Katsunori Mikuniya, Taketoshi Taniguchi, Hideaki Shiroyama, Atsuo Kishimoto, Yoshiki Hiruma, and Makiko Matsuo
- Risk Landscape in Japan: The Second Survey, Pari WP 15 No.20, pp1-112, January 2015
- Hideaki Shiroyama, "Composite Risk and Global Governance - Development and limitation of functional approach", Iwanami Course Modern 4: Politics in Globalization, Iwanami Shoten, pp239-268, April 2016,
- Hideaki Shiroyama, "How to respond to risk spreading and linkage", Japan's Security Series8 : Global Commons, Iwanami Shoten, pp17-46, November 2015