Innovation, games, machizukuri, climate & ‘the mouse’: check out the winter issue of our #DIJNewsletter for the latest on our institute, research, publications, events, alumni, jobs & more @barbtokyo.bsky.social @nicolemmueller.bsky.social @paul-jokr.bsky.social 📑 www.dijtokyo.org/publication/...

„[Citizens] are practicing freedom by alerting neighbors to danger, calling attention to patterns of abuse and showing compassion to the persecuted.“ This article by Michael S. Roth is a great example for the importance of #vigilance. See also Ingo Rohrer on our blog vigilanz.hypotheses.org/12189

A big thank you to the DWIH Tokyo for bringing together scientists, businesses & policy makers to discuss innovations, research, knowledge in society, future policies & action plans at the 'Sustainable Consumption & Production' symposium, incl. DIJ's @barbtokyo.bsky.social & Sebastian Polak-Rottmann

I’ve been quiet here, busy with #fieldwork and making friends in the beautiful #Hita, in #Japan. My research on #Covid19 #governance was recently featured in #Oita Godo Shimbun, which finally inspired me to post a short fieldwork update on the Japan-Center‘s blog! See below👇🏻 #大分 #日田 #自粛 #jishuku

Back in Japan! I think I’ve never been to Haneda this time of the year, so seeing the Christmas decorations was a first for me.

Pünktlich zum Wochenende ist der neueste Band unserer Reihe Vigilanzkulturen ist erschienen! Viel Spaß beim Lesen von Benedetta Chizzolinis „Between Cure and Control. Doctors, Convicts and Slaves in Tuscan and Papal Galleys (16th–18th Centuries)“ 📖 www.degruyterbrill.com/document/doi...

Some impressions from the first day of the 2025 @ipsa.org world congress in Seoul, yesterday. Looking forward to more cutting-edge research on the second day, today!

It’s good to be back! But now the real work begins (after I treat myself to some good food first). About my research 👉🏻 project.paul-kramer.com Thanks to @gabrielevogt.bsky.social for putting me on her team, thus granting me this opportunity!