Dato: Onsdag d. 6., december
Tid: kl. 19 - 21 
Sted: Tokai University European Center, Vedbæk Strandvej 476, 2950 Vedbæk
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Foredraget holdes i samarbejde med Dansk-Japansk Selskab.
​​​​​Please note, that the lecture will  be held in Danish.
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Allerede som ganske ung vandt Hans Bonde danmarksmesterskaber, var på landsholdet og skrev en bog om Judo – den milde vej. Gennem et efterhånden langt forskerliv har han specialiseret sig i idrættens kulturelle betydning. I foredraget vil han præsentere meget af kampkunstens idé og fortælle om, hvordan den har påvirket hans eget liv.

Om Hans Bonde:
Professor, dr.phil., Institut for Idræt og Ernæring. Forfatter til en lang række danske og internationale forskningsværker om sportens udvikling. Har bl.a. modtaget Årets Harald (Årets Underviser) på Københavns Universitet; Årets Historiebog; Gerlevprisen; samt Dansk Magisterforenings Forskerpris for Humaniora.

“From Catastrophe to Comradeship: how the Great East Japan Earthquake tied Japan and Denmark closer together” 
On March 14, Tokai University European Center (TUEC) hosted a lecture commemorating six years having passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake struck in 2011. Since the disaster, TUEC has cooperated with the Denmark-Japan Society on arranging annual lectures for a local Danish audience to mark the occasion. Along with being a show of sympathy and support for Japan, the “3/11 lecture series” also functions as a running update on the rebuilding process and an information source reporting on how many aspects of Japanese society have been affected by the disaster.

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“Lolland and Higashi-Matsushima’s Cooperation on Sustainable Development: A New Way for Cities to Cooperate”

On March 17, Tokai University European Center (TUEC) hosted a lecture commemorating five years having passed since the Great East Japan Earthquake struck in 2011. Since the disaster, TUEC has cooperated with the Denmark-Japan Society on arranging annual lectures for a local Danish audience to mark the occasion. Along with being a show of sympathy and support for Japan, the “3/11 lecture series” has provided updated and in-depth information to people in Denmark on the extent of the devastation and the progress and scale of the rebuilding work taking place in Japan. 
Tomoko Kitamura Nielsen, a Japanese journalist, consultant and writer based in Denmark, was invited to speak on the unique cooperation existing between Higashi-Matsushima City and the Danish municipality of Lolland on sustainable development. Lolland Municipality in Denmark has an international reputation for being a pioneer on the cutting edge of sustainable development solutions.

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On 23 November 2015, Tokai University European Center (TUEC) hosted a lecture on economic reform and team dynamics in Japan. The invited speaker was Associate Professor Lisbeth Clausen of Copenhagen Business School. 
The theme of the talk was team dynamics and diversity management, and the effects of economic and political reforms on these. Assoc. Prof. Lisbeth Clausen discussed this theme based on her recent study of multinational corporations in Japan; a study which was published in book form as Team Dynamics and Diversity: Japanese Corporate Experiences in the spring of 2015. 
The lecture discussed Tokyo based corporations as providing a useful platform for studying the Japanese government’s recent initiatives of including international talent and not least the female workforce, ‘womenomics’, as assets in the Japanese drive for economic progress. A one-year study of teams in multinationals in Tokyo provides examples about collaboration between traditionally Japanese ways and international corporations that bring in new inspiration and act as catalysts of change. The participating corporations in the study were Bang & Olufsen, Ecco, Coloplast, Novo Nordisk, Microsoft, Sony and Huawei.

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