12 July 2012
The fifth seminar in our 2012 series Leadership: People and Power in the UK and Japan looked at Leadership and Corporate Life. Glen S. Fukushima joined Stuart Lyons for what was an interesting discussion.
More info22 May 2012
The fourth seminar in our 2012 series Leadership: People and Power in the UK and Japan looked at Women and Leadership. Dr Wakako Hironaka joined Suzi Digby OBE for an interesting discussion, chaired by Joanna Pitman.
More info24 April 2012
The next seminar in our 2012 series Leadership: People and Power in the UK and Japan looked at political leadership. What can the two countries learn from each other about political leadership? And to what extent are different leadership styles required by the different institutional set-ups in each country?
More info23 February 2012
In this seminar, the second in the 2012 series ‘Leadership: People and Power in the UK and Japan’, we asked what lessons can be learnt from the Bank of Japan’s experience over the last two decades – and what central bankers in both countries should do next?
More info24 January 2012
This first seminar in the 2012 series, ‘Leadership: People and Power in the UK and Japan’, drew on examples from history to set the scene for a year-long discussion of leadership issues in both countries.
More info1 January 2012
This year-long seminar series focuses on debates on leadership in the UK and Japan and the structures, systems and people that may contribute to change.
More info24 November 2011
In this final seminar of the series our speakers considered what the State can and can’t provide and the role of the charity sector in uncertain times.
More info19 October 2011
In recent years, arts funding in both the UK and Japan has undergone severe cuts and dramatic changes. This seminar considered the issues surrounding support for the arts in the UK and Japan.
More info22 September 2011
The sixth seminar in the 2011 series, Uncertain Futures: The Individual, Society and the State in the UK and Japan, explored the energy challenges facing Japan as the government seeks to address the economic implications of the March 2011 crisis in the Tohoku region.
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