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POL200EB, POL200EC, POL200ED（政治学 / Politics 200 , 政治学 / Politics 200 , 政治学 / Politics 200）
Seminar 1･2

Yumiko TANIMOTO

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Faculty/Graduate school Faculty of Social Sciences
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Year 2022
Class code L1677
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Term 年間授業/Yearly
Day/Period 木4/Thu.4
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Campus 多摩
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Credit(s) 4
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Open Program
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Global Open Program
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SDGs CP
Urban Design CP
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Learning for the Future CP
Carbon Neutral CP
Chiyoda Campus Consortium
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Category 専門演習
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Outline (in English)

The purpose of this seminar is from the aspect of the philosophy of citizens' self-government to explore the possibility of solving the policy issues of municipalities in the declining population term through multi-stakeholder partnerships.
Focusing on public policy issues during the declining population period, mainly in municipalities in the Tokyo metropolitan area, we'll analyze the resources provided to public problems by local governments and various actors, such as companies, NPOs and local organizations. In addition, we will consider the possibility of policy development through multi-stakeholder partnership at urban municipalities in the 21st century, while taking into account democratic control.
By the end of the course, students should be able to do the followings:
-A. To understand basic matters of local government policy issues deeply
-B. To acquire the ability to explain, discuss, and think about policy studies by the team
-C. To acquire presentation skills
The standard preparatory study and review time for this class is 2 hours each.
Students will be expected to perform preparatory work instructed before class, such as making summary for text subscriptions, preparing for group work and presentations, and preparing for presentations on research themes. In addition, take notes on the content of the discussion, reflect on what was considered, and voluntarily organize the points of discussion.
Your overall grade will be decided based on the following
In-class presentation (40%), participation in discussions (30%), and graduation thesis plan (30%).

Default language used in class

日本語 / Japanese