Franz Waldenberger

Director German Institute for Japanese Studies, research interests are Japanese economy, corporate governance, human resource management, startups and AI

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

How can Japan achieve the 2050 net-zero emission goals? "Carbon Pricing – Why is Japan lagging behind?" @ifk_cfs online lecture by DIJ director @franzDIJTokyo, 30 May #carbonmarkets #greenfinance Registration https://t.co/bsIrnOr7o1

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

Congratulations to Dr Han Cheng https://t.co/4slO1T8cvi on his appointment as the Max Weber Foundation @webertweets Research Fellow at ARI from April 2023! The position is part of the Asian Infrastructures research partnership between @nus_ari & @dij_tokyo https://t.co/RegI5W2KM4

[Harald Kümmerle @HaraldKuemmerle]

My article on the Japanese information bank system has finally appeared. The genealogy goes much deeper than discussed even in the Japanese literature. It is here where challenges and opportunities come to light. #情報銀行 #informationbank https://t.co/vUKbm7Zroi

[SpringerLaw @SpringerLaw]

The NEW OA book ‘The Future of Financial Systems in the Digital Age: Perspectives from Europe and Japan’ edited by Markus Heckel and Franz Waldenberger both from the German Institute for Japanese Studies has been published! https://t.co/bWmOHYZlYm #DIJ

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

Tender offers surge to record in Japan in 2020: what does this mean for the Japanese economy and how is the increase related to #DigitalTransformation? Watch DIJ director @franzDIJTokyo in 'Newsroom Tokyo' @NHKWORLD_News, available on demand until 9pm JST https://t.co/pwjiMa0bCq

[Japan Through the Lens of the Tokyo Olympics @dij_Tokyo2020]

“the popular identification [of Karate] with Japanese philosophy and etiquette is a ’modern invention‘. ... Hollywood has to take the blame for .. #karate‘s distorted Orientalist image“: @Japan_research on the new Olympic sport
https://t.co/NtXvUdXAtf #Olympics #Tokyo2020 #空手

[Franz Waldenberger @franzDIJTokyo]

great marketing for your book! now we wait for the English edition!

[Harald Kümmerle @HaraldKuemmerle]

By receiving the Johannes Zilkens Dissertation Prize, I have enjoyed the opportunity to present my doctoral research in a four-minute video. If you are interested in the history of mathematics in Japan, please have a look! It contains English subtitles. https://t.co/DQTwgF5jd7

[Franz Waldenberger @franzDIJTokyo]

DIJ MFJ Web-Forum: How Real Are Numbers? Making Sense of National COVID-... https://t.co/wi8QcvX5Qv via @YouTube

[Contemporary Japan @CJ_jrnl]

Jasmin Rückert @HHU_de reviews 'Rethinking Japanese Feminisms' by eds. J Bullock, A Kano, @james_welker. Offers “a broad spectrum of research on Japan through the lens of #gender and #sexuality”, “succeeds in broadening the term #feminism(s)” @UHPRESSNEWS https://t.co/dd1QU9zQn3

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

Barbara Geilhorn
1 PSI @PSinternatl, #IFTR2020 @iftrcomms conf. postponed
2 The Theatre of Okada Toshiki @chelfitsch, Performance Research Books
3 R. Gough & N. Nakajima: On Ageing (& Beyond) @theprjournal
4 Seeing my mother in Germany
#DIJhomeoffice /14
https://t.co/3w5RcMMK43

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

@stenweber
1 #ICHS2020 Poznan, #histoCON end of #WW2 75th anniversary @bpb_de @CJahnz
2 John Rabe’s #Nanjing Diaries ＆ Japanese-Chinese History Wars
3 @tfuke, 日本ファシズム論争 -- 大戦前夜の思想家たち
4 running my next half-marathon
#DIJhomeoffice /end
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[Hanno Jentzsch @jannohentzsch]

Forthcoming in Pacific Affairs. The article is part of a special issue edited with @am_lamont, entitled "Renegotiating social risks in the People’s Republic of China and Japan“.

[DIJ Tokyo @dij_tokyo]

NEW book chapter by our health-tech expert Susanne Brucksch: “Sustaining #healthcare in Japan’s regions: The introduction of #telehealth networks” gains additional relevance during #COVID19 https://t.co/dM692tsfwz @NissanInst @jstudiesvienna https://t.co/pOavcBe1vm

[Barbara Holthus @barbGhawaii]

What a devastating impact a cancellation of the #Tokyo2020 Olympics would have for Japan’s self-identity can best be fully grasped in the book just out, explaining how Japan is using the Olympics to reinvent itself. Open access publication https://t.co/CVhhMpFqfj !

[Japan Through the Lens of the Tokyo Olympics @dij_Tokyo2020]

Hot off the press! Book explaining the multifaceted impact of #TokyoOlympics on Japan, Tokyo, its society, businesses, and its self-identity - even before the Games have even begun, irrespective of postponement - or cancellation https://t.co/GDzNQVURqw Enjoy the Open Access!