2025年度 第1回 CeSDeS Workshop
（UNICAM and Toyo CeSDeS Joint Workshop）
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日程：2025年9月29日（月）14:45~17:30
言語：英語
参加対象：教員、学生
場所：東洋大学白山キャンパス2号館16階スカイホール
主催：国際共生社会研究センター
Date: September 29, 2025
Time: 14:45 – 17:30
Venue: Sky Hall, Toyo University (16th floor, No.2 Building, Hakusan Campus)
Objectives
Toyo University, together with the University of Camerino (UNICAM), has been implementing a student training program since 2018. During these activities, participants, including faculty members, have gained knowledge about reconstruction and related issues of the 2016 earthquake in the "Chusankan-chi" area around Camerino. Meanwhile, the Center for Sustainable Development Studies (CeSDeS) at Toyo University has initiated a research project focused on well-being in the "Jouken furi-chi" this academic year, and the research includes communities in Italy. Taking the opportunity of Professor Lucia Ruggeri's visit, a Professor of Law at Camerino University, to Toyo University, the CeSDeS holds this workshop to discuss sustainability and well-being in "Chusankan-chi" and "Jouken furi-chi" in Italy and Japan—regions facing similar issues—to share and deepen academic knowledge and to explore future collaborations for joint research.
Workshop Program
Part I: Opening and Presentations (14:45 – 16:15)
1. Opening Remark Prof. Ikuko Okamoto Vice Director, CeSDeS, Toyo University
2. Presentations (10 min. each):
No. 1 Prof. Lucia Ruggeri, Faculty of Law, University of Camerino (UNICAM)
No. 2 Prof. Tetsutada Suzuki, CeSDeS, Toyo University
No. 3 Mr. Dmitry Chuprikov, UNICAM
No. 4 Assoc. Prof. Norihisa Shima, CeSDeS, Toyo University
No. 5 Ms. Gianna Giardini, UNICAM
No. 6 Prof. Ikuko Okamoto, CeSDeS, Toyo University
No. 7 Ms. Rossella Virgini, UNICAM
No. 8 Toyo Students Team, who participated in the training program in Camerino
Part II: Discussion and Closing (16:30 – 17:30)
3. Discussion (All speakers and participants)
4. Closing Remarks Prof. Ryo Matsumaru
Director, CeSDeS, Toyo University
*1 In the Japanese context, “Chusankan-chi” refers to rural areas situated between plains and high mountains,
where agricultural and population challenges are significant.
* 2 In the Japanese context, "Jouken furi-chi” generally refers to rural regions where agricultural and socio-economic
activities are limited by natural conditions and by demographic challenges.
Toyo University Top Priority Research Program
From Resilient Society to Well-Being Society: Towards Sustainable Well-Being in the Post-SDGs
お問い合わせ先：東洋大学国際共生社会研究センター
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