Past events
Japan Update 2019: Leadership in a time of uncertainty
The Update is the flagship conference of the Australia-Japan Research Centre (AJRC) in Crawford School of Public Policy, and the Japan Institute at The Australian National University. Bringing together experts from Australia, Japan and around the region, the Update provides a comprehensive overview of Japan’s current economic and political landscape, gives an ‘update’ on the country’s recent developments and forecasts its future directions.
Juvenile delinquency and prefectural ordinances: evidence from Japanese panel data
The purpose of this research is to investigate the effect of prefectural ordinances on juvenile delinquency.
Bayesian and decomposition analysis for health inequality in Japan
With an ageing population and stagnate economy the problem of income inequality is heavily discussed yet health inequality has risen as a prominent issue.
Autonomous vehicles in the Japanese criminal justice system: emerging new trends
Autonomous vehicle (AV), or connected autonomous vehicle (CAV), is one of the hottest issues among Japanese policymakers these days.
Getting the Australia-China relationship right
This Public Forum takes a fresh look at the Australia-China relationship, and will provide a critical examination of the issues that need to be addressed in order to realise the relationship’s potential.
Delivering prosperity in the Indo-Pacific: An agenda for Australia and the United States
The ongoing shift in global economic weight to the Indo-Pacific presents tremendous opportunities, risks and significant challenges. This seminar explores how broad-based cooperation between Australia and the US can help address some of the major challenges in the region.
House price and credit cycles: Effects of global liquidity and risk perception
Satoshi Tobe explores the determinants of house prices.
The effects of the new fiscal rule and creative accounting: Empirical evidence from Japanese municipalities with Hideo Yunoue
Haruaki Hirota explores the phenomenon in creative accounting by fiscal adjustments with municipalities postponing improving their true fiscal deficits.
The emergence of a parallel world: The misperception problem for bank balance sheet risk and lending behaviour
Hitoshi Inoue explores distressed banks’ lending behaviour in Japan’s post-bubble period
Evaluating willingness to pay for clean air: Evidence from a quasi-experiment in Japan
Do people pay for cleaner air?
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