Nitobe Leadership Program
The lecturers of the Nitobe Leadership Program
Henyo suru Sekai to Ridashippu (A Changing World and Changing Leadership)
Henyo suru sekai to Ridashippu
[A Changing World and Changing Leadership]
Edited by Nitobe Kokusai Juku,
International House of Japan
Japanese edition / 2017
280 pages / paper
ISBN 978-4-903452-27-2
1,100 yen / Special price*: 770 yen (inclusive of tax)
*Special price is applicable for IHJ members.
A new volume of the Nitobe lecture series has been published in June 2017. This volume is a collection of lectures from the 2015–16 Nitobe Leadership Program. The 12 lecturers from various fields talked about what we can do for a better society and future based on their own experiences and hard-won wisdom. (Available only Japanese)
The Nitobe Leadership Program was launched in 2008 to foster a new generation of leaders committed to enhancing the public interest from a broad perspective and able to function in an international environment.
The lecturers of the Nitobe Kokusai Juku included are:
| Kunihiko Chris Hirabayashi (Former Director, UNICEF Tokyo Office) “The World in 2030: The Emerging Consensus” |
| Mitsuru Claire Chino (Executive Officer, Itochu Corporation; Admitted to the California Bar) “Rule of Law or Rule Through Law? “ |
| Robert D. Eldridge (Former Deputy Assistant Chief of Staff, Government and External Affairs [G-7], Marine Corps Installations Pacific/Marine Forces Japan) “The U.S.-Japan Alliance in the Asia-Pacific Region” |
| Hiruma Yuji (Former Executive Vice President, IHI Corporation) “Living ‘Globally’” |
| Yamazaki Daisuke (Co-founder and Executive Vice-President, Motherhouse Co., Ltd.) “Consumer Society in 2030 –Focusing on the Potential of Developing Countries” |
| Murose Kazumi (Urushi [lacquer] artist, Living National Treasure) “Kôgei—Japanese Traditional Crafts Opening New Doors” |
| Iwase Daisuke (President & COO, Lifenet Insurance Company) “The Power of Breakthrough” |
| Matsuyama Daiko (Deputy Priest, Taizoin Zen Buddhist Temple, Kyoto) “Co-existing: A Quest for Global Peace” |
| Yamaguchi Kaori (Bronze medalist at the Seoul Olympics) “Leadership and Teamwork Seen Through Judo’s Globalization” |
| Robert M. Orr (Board of Directors, Council of American Ambassadors) “The United States, Japan, and the Asian Development Bank in Turbulent Regional Times” |
| David Atkinson (Chairman and CEO, Konishi Decorative Arts & Crafts Co., Ltd.) “Rebuilding the Japanese Economy: ‘Tourism’ as the True Driving Force” |
| Shibusawa Ken (Chairman, Commons Asset Management, Inc.)) “Shibusawa Eiichi: Love, Valor, and Capitalism” |






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