Truly Recognizing Climate Change as a Global Problem: Implications for Psychological Research
Date & Time: 2026.8.20(Thu) 13:30 – 15:00Location: Hokkaido University, Faculty of Humanities and Human Sciences, room E304Zoom: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/94606599533?pwd=TXpqQm94cmtIYm9Ea203dXR3UkJ2UT09Speaker: Kim-Pong Tam (Professor, Division of Social Science, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)Title: Truly Recognizing Climate Change as a Global Problem: Implications for Psychological Research Abstract:Psychology has much to contribute to addressing climate change. Psychological research has generated valuable insights into topics such as the psychological consequences of extreme weather events, public understandings and...
Religion and Identity in Times of Political Change: Insights from Sociological Fieldwork in Hong Kong (in Japanese)
Date & Time: 2026.7.30(Thu) 13:00-Location: Hokkaido University, Faculty of Humanities and Human Sciences, room E304Zoom: Speaker: NG Ka Shing (Hokkaido University, Faculty of Humanities and Human Sciences, Laboratory of Sociology / Associate Professor)Title: Religion and Identity in Times of Political Change: Insights from Sociological Fieldwork in Hong Kong Participants: 10
Environmental Sociology of Energy Transitions: Citizen Participation, Intermediary Support, and Governance
Date & Time: 2026.6.15(Mon) 14:45-Location: Hokkaido University, Faculty of Humanities and Human Sciences, room E304Zoom: Speaker: Akira TERABAYASHI (Hokkaido University, Faculty of Humanities and Human Sciences, Laboratory of Regional Science / Associate Professor)Title: Environmental Sociology of Energy Transitions: Citizen Participation, Intermediary Support, and Governance Participants: 18 Abstract: As decarbonization has become a pressing global challenge, the energy transition is advancing worldwide. This transition involves not only a shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy...
