(Nederlands) Artikel: “Opa en oma are watching you: Japanse pensionado’s opereren vrijwillig als buurtwacht”
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/ Thursday October 11th, 2018
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(Nederlands) Save the Date 9 november: China’s rol in internationale onderzoeks- en onderwijssamenwerkingen
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/ Monday October 1st, 2018
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(Nederlands) K-Pod: Podcast over Korea
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/ Monday October 1st, 2018
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Order the book “People for Profit: North Korean Forced Labour on a Global Scale”
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/ Tuesday September 11th, 2018
Following the new report from the Slaves to the System: the North Korean Forced Labour on Global Scale and the...
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Aging in Japan Report Part II
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/ Monday September 10th, 2018
Japan is a frontrunner in technology. This simple suggestion is prevalent in Western media coverage of the country’s innovation industry....
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(Nederlands) Made in China: 5 tips voor Nederlandse gebiedsontwikkeling uit Shenzhen
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/ Wednesday May 30th, 2018
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Seminar The New Silk Road: Education and research cooperation between China and the EU
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/ Wednesday March 28th, 2018
On the 19th of March, UGloble (Utrecht University) and the LeidenAsiaCentre organised the seminar "The New Silk Road: Education and research...
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Report Presentation: Partners Under Pressure? The future of civil society in Dutch human rights policy
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/ Monday March 12th, 2018
On March 12th, the 'Partners under Pressure' research team, consisting of Jonas Lammertink, Emilie de Haes and Marit de Roij,...
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Slaves to the System: Dutch companies involved in North Korean forced labour
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/ Monday February 12th, 2018
On Tuesday February 6th, the LeidenAsiaCentre project team ‘Slaves to the System’ presented their new report “People for Profit: North...
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The Road to Tokyo 2020: Access to Sports for Persons with a Disability in Japan and The Netherlands
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/ Monday January 15th, 2018
Photo: NOC*NSF The next edition of the Olympic and Paralympic Games is going to take place in 2020, Tokyo, Japan...
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2018 Closed Projects Europe and Asia Europe and China Project Intercontinental Connectivities Pieke Projects Projecten 2018
Europe and China
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/ Monday January 15th, 2018
Photograph: Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken. Creative Commons. In 2016, the Leiden Asia Centre conducted a research project on China and...
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2018 Active Projects Projects Projecten 2018 Resolving Labour Shortages Urban Connectivities and Connectedness
Resolving Labour Shortage? The Digital Transformation of Working Practices in the Japanese Service Sector
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/ Monday January 15th, 2018
Photograph by Kentaro Hatori. Creative Commons. This project will explore the degree to which the so-called ‘digital economy’ including automation...
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Corporate Social Responsibility in Asia: Case Studies of Regulation and Execution in the Construction and Textile Industries
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/ Monday January 15th, 2018
Photograph: Guy Freeman. Creative Commons. According to the Global Slavery Index (GSI), workplaces in Asia are responsible for over 2/3...
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2018 Active Projects Intercontinental Connectivities Leiden Network Constitution Japan Projects Projecten 2018
Leiden Network for Japanese Constitutional Research
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/ Monday January 15th, 2018
Photograph by Cyril Bèle. Creative Commons. Constitutional revision is again on the political agenda in Japan, with Prime Minister Shinzō...
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Partners under Pressure? The future of civil society in Dutch human rights policy
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/ Thursday January 11th, 2018
Photograph: University of Essex Human rights have since long been a cornerstone of Dutch foreign policy. The Dutch government has...
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Amsterdam University Press and LeidenAsiaCentre Open Access agreement
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/ Thursday November 30th, 2017
An agreement between Amsterdam University Press and the LeidenAsiaCentre will bring two new publications to AUP’s Asian Studies programme each...
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Paralympic Games, Tokyo 2020
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/ Wednesday October 25th, 2017
Starting off as an archery demonstration in Aylesbury, England in 1948, the Paralympic Games have grown into an event with...
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Report ACAF: China’s 19th Party Congress
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/ Monday October 23rd, 2017
On the 18th of October 2017 the five-yearly Party Congress of the Communist Party of China (CPC) started. Two days...
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Summer School Asian Food
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/ Thursday October 19th, 2017
Leiden University enjoys a world-wide reputation for its expertise on Asia and for its Asian collections. To coincide with the...
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Report Roundtable: China in Global Governance
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/ Thursday September 7th, 2017
China has changed the dynamic in the world order, whether or not it intended to do so. Its fast economic...
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