Development of the evaluation method for energy policy integrating AI and human gameplay<\/a>
\n(Apr, 2022 – Mar, 2025)
\nPrincipal Investigator: kengo Suzuki (Tsukuba University)
\nGrant-in-aid for scientific research (B) Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science<\/p>\nEffect of decision process for site selection procedure on social acceptance of siting repository for High-level radioactive waste. (Apr, 2021 \u2013 Mar, 2024)
\nPrincipal Investigator: Hideaki Osawa (Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
\nGrant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C) Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science<\/p>\n
Public decision makin process behind the ignorance of veil: beyond justice vs utilitarianism. (April 2019 – March 2022).
\nGrant-in-aid for scientific research (C) Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science. (3,300,000 yen)<\/p>\n
The influence of prior consent on the consensus: when the ignorance of veil works. (February 2019 – February 2021).
\nFoundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (970,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Public acceptance of reclaiming removed soil.\u00a0(August 2018 – August 2019).
\nResearch and activities for the reconstruction of disasters,
\nThe Japanese Psychological Association. (600,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Process design for public decision making in complex situations involving conflicts between individual profit and public benefit. (2015-2018).\u00a0 Topic-Setting Program to Advance Cutting-Edge Humanities and Social Sciences Research (Responding to Real Society), Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science. (11,270,0000 yen).<\/p>\n
Can delegates of future generation promote consensus building?: Re consideration of Gaming & Simulation as “future language”. (February 2017 – February 2019)Foundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (510,000 yen).<\/p>\n
A comparative study of the functions of procedural and distributive justice between Japan and EU regarding the process of consensus building about siting for a geological disposal of radioactive nuclear waste. (April 2015 – March 2018). (Leader: Yukio Hirose). Grant-in-aid for scientific research (B) (Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science).<\/p>\n
A gaming research about factors for establishing common goal. (2015-2017)
\nFoundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (605,000 yen)<\/p>\n
When shared belief becomes social facts: Multiple social representation in Gaming & Simulation. (2013-2015)
\nFoundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (1,000,000 yen)<\/p>\n
The role of procedural fairness towards consensus building in the controversial issues. (2013-2015).
\nGrant-in-aid for scientific research (Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science) (4,940,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Citizen Participation and the policy evaluation for the process of designing sustainable society: the case study of waste management and recycling policy decision making in Sapporo. (2011-2013).
\nThe Asahi Glass Foundation (6,000,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Development of gaming-simulation as a tool for analyzing group decision making process and consensus achieving beyond social dilemmas and inter-group conflicts. (2011-2013).
\nFoundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (900,000 yen)<\/p>\n
The effects of procedural fairness for directing public benefit in a social dilemma situation. (2010-2012).
\nGrant-in-aid for scientific research (Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science) (3,300,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Multi-dimensional analysis of the policy for waste management and recycling in Sapporo. (2009). The Asahi Glass Foundation (1,000,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Practice and development of gaming-simulation for supporting social decision making from the aspect of social dilemma. (2008-2010).
\nFoundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (1,200,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Promoting environmental sustainability by effective social decision making. (2008). Travel Grant for international Conference of JSPS (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) (334,820 yen)<\/p>\n
An Environmental psychological study: the effects of the citizen participation procedure on public acceptance in a case study of the waste management and recycling policy in Sapporo. (2007-2009). Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) (3,200,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Unexpected negative effect of monitoring and punishment: study using the \u201cIndustrial Waste Illegal Dumping Game\u201d. (2007-2009). Foundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (900,000 yen)<\/p>\n
What resolution do people prefer? A social dilemma approach. (2006). Gant-in-Aid for Publication of Scientific Research Results. (1,200,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Experimental and field studies for consensus achievement in resolving environmental problems: approach from social dilemma and fairness. (2004-2006). Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) (3,400,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Emotion as a function of problem resolving: psychological analysis in a tragedy of the commons. (2003-2005). Foundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (600,000 yen)<\/p>\n
A simulation experiment of consensus formation in a social dilemma situation: free rider problem is resolved in the commons. (2002-2003). Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) (3,800,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Research of pro-environmental behavior toward collaboration with government, citizen groups, and residents. (2001). Grant for Environmental Research of Nissei Foundation. (2,000,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Network analysis on the process of mutual agreement in an environmental issue as a social dilemma. (2001). The Asahi Glass Foundation (1,000,000 yen)
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Spreading pro-environmental behavior in collaboration with government, citizen groups, and residents. (2000). Grant for young Scientists of Environmental Information Science. (500,000 yen)<\/p>\n
Analysis of mutual agreement and free rider problem in a simulated game of the tragedy of the commons. (1999). Foundation for the Fusion of Science and Technology. (1,000,000 yen)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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