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Upcoming Biannual Conference 150th (2025 Spring)
Date: 17-18 May, 2025
Venue: Tokyo Metropolitan University (Minami-Osawa Campus)
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Biannual Conferences History (No. 21- 124)
Conference No. | Date | Avenue | Theme |
21 | 1960.4 | Tokyo Keizai University | The Labour Market |
22 | 1960.10 | Ritsumeikan University | History of Labour Movement |
23 | 1961.6 | Meiji University | Tecknological Innovation and Labour Problems |
24 | 1961.11 | Nagasaki University | The Second Unions |
25 | 1962.5 | Keio University | Labour Management(労務管理) and Social Policy |
26 | 1962.11 | Nagoya University | Issues of Low Wages Workers |
27 | 1963.5 | Waseda University | Working Hours |
28 | 1963.11 | Kobe University | Economic Growth and Wage |
29 | 1964.7 | Hokkaido University | Local Economy and Labour Problems |
30 | 1964.11 | Kwansei Gakuin University | International Comparison of Social Policy |
31 | 1965.5 | Hosei University | On Social Security |
32 | 1965.11 | Kansai University | International Comparison of the Industrial Relations |
33 | 1966.5 | Japan College of Social Work | The Characteristics of Industrial Rationalization at Present Stage |
34 | 1966.10 | Osaka University of Economics | 20 Years of Labour Movement in Post-war Japan |
35 | 1967.5 | Tokyo Metropolitan University | Labour Economy and Social Policy |
36 | 1967.10 | Kobe University of Commerce | Class Structure and Labour Problem in Contemporary Japan |
37 | 1968.5 | Meiji Gakuin University | Industrial Rationalization and Industrial accidents |
38 | 1968.10 | Ehime University | The Labour Shortage |
39 | 1969.5 | Waseda University | Change of Living Structure and the State of Workers |
40 | 1969.11 | Nihon Fukushi University | Gaps between Ideas and Realities of Social Security |
41 | 1970.12 | Sophia University | The Basic Features of Social Policy in Post-war Japan |
42 | 1971.5 | Kwansei Gakuin University | State of Workers and Labour Movement in the 1970s |
43 | 1971.11 | Yahata University | Urban Peoblems and Soical Policies |
44 | 1972.6 | Fukushima University | The Youth Workers Problems in Contemporary Society |
45 | 1972.11 | Osaka University | Issues of Contemporary Industrial Relations |
46 | 1973.6 | Hokkaido University | Capital Export and Labour Problem |
47 | 1973.11 | Okayama University | Welfare Situations of Workers |
48 | 1974.5 | Nihon Univeristy | Problems of the Elderly and Aging Society |
49 | 1974.10 | Kagoshima University | Japanese Labour and Farmers in the Changing Industrial Allocation |
50 | 1975.6 | The University of Tokyo | The Research Methods on Labour Problem in Japan |
51 | 1975.10 | Ritsumeikan University | Labour Problems in Regions and Local Government |
52 | 1976.5-6 | Yokohama National University | Japanese Economy and Employment/Unemployment |
53 | 1976.11 | Doshisha University | National Agenda of Japanese Labour Movement |
54 | 1977.5 | Nagoya University | Post WWII Regime and Japanese Industrial Relations |
55 | 1977.10 | Kagawa University | Welfare States and Social Policy |
56 | 1978.6 | Japan Women’s University | Social Policy under Stagflation |
57 | 1978.11 | Osaka City University | Social Policy in Aging Society |
58 | 1979.6 | Tokyo Keizai University | Unstable Employment and Social Policy: Sub-contracting Workers, Part-time Workers, Daily Workers and Migrant Worker |
59 | 1979.12 | Kochi University | Coming of Decentralization Era and Labour Problems |
60 | 1980.5-6 | Meiji University | The Current Stage of Industrial Relations in Japan |
61 | 1980.11 | Osaka University of Economics | Contemporary Welfare Policy and Labour Problems |
62 | 1981.5 | Chuo University | The Wage Problems in Contemporary Japan |
63 | 1981.11 | Hiroshima University | Emargence of Integrated Social Policy Agenda and Worker’s Welfare |
64 | 1982.5 | Chuogakuin University | Industrial Rationalization in Contemporary Society(現代の合理化) |
65 | 1982.11 | Kyoto University | Changing of Economic Structure and Its Impact on Workers and Administration |
66 | 1983.5 | Senshu University | The Administrative and Financial Reforms |
67 | 1983.10 | Shiga University | Internationalizing Labour Problems and Social Policy |
68 | 1984.5 | Aoyama Gakuin University | The Current Stage of Labour Movement in the Developed Countries |
69 | 1984.9 | Hirosaki University | Japanese Female Workers: Protection and Equality |
70 | 1985.5 | Tohoku University | The High-techknowlege and Labour Problems |
71 | 1985.10 | Saga University | The Crisis of Social Policy and the People’s Living |
72 | 1986.5 | Hosei University | The Characteristics of Industrial Relations in Japan |
73 | 1986.10 | Kyoto Gakuen University | Changing Industrial Society and Social Policy Study |
74 | 1987.5 | Hitotsubashi University | Working Hours Issues in the Cotemporary Society |
75 | 1987.10 | Ehime University | Contemporary Labour Problems and the Human Resourse Development |
76 | 1988.5 | Kokugakuin University | “Hollowing Out” of Japanese Industries and Employment |
77 | 1988.10 | Ritsumeikan University | Labour Movement in Transition |
78 | 1989.5 | Waseda University | Japanese Enteprises and Foreign Workers |
79 | 1989.10 | Kwansei Gakuin University | Tracing the Post-war Social Policy Transformation |
80 | 1990.5 | Musashi University | Present Stage of Social Security Reform |
81 | 1990.10 | Hokkaido University | Methods of Social Science and Social Policy Study |
82 | 1991.6 | Komazawa University | Human Resource Management in Contemporary Japan |
83 | 1991.11 | Shimonoseki University | Social Policy Studies and the Logic of Livelihood |
84 | 1992.5 | Showa Women’s University | Female Labour and Social Policy in Contemporary Sciety |
85 | 1992.10 | Kansai University | Work and Life in Transition |
86 | 1993.5 | Takushoku University | Problems of Foreign Workers in Japan |
87 | 1993.11 | Kumamoto Junior College(熊本短期大学) | Japanese Style Companies and Social Policy |
88 | 1994.5 | Saitama University | The White Coller Workers in Contemporary Japan |
89 | 1994.11 | Bukkyo University | The Current livelihood and the Social Seurity Reform |
90 | 1995.5 | Seijo University | The Technological Choice and Society and Enterprise |
91 | 1995.11 | Kanazawa University | Flexibility, Deregulation and Social Policy |
92 | 1996.5 | Nihon Univeristy, School of Commerce | Social Securities in the 21st Century: Outlook upon the Half-century Practices and Experiences |
93 | 1996.10 | Shizuoka University | Contemporary Issues on Compensation |
94 | 1997.5 | Chiba University | Work and Life in Asian Countries |
95 | 1997.11 | Doshisha University | The Centennial Anniversary of the SSSP: Its Achievements and Perspectives |
96 | 1998.6 | Nihon University, School of Economics | Casual Workers and Homelesses in Japan |
97 | 1998.10 | Gifu Economics University | Social Policies in Aging Society |
98 | 1999.5 | Keio University | States and municipalities in Social Policies |
99 | 1999.10 | Kagoshima University | Transformation of Social Structure and Labour Problems |
100 | 2000.5 | Meiji University | Self-choice and Cooperation: Review the Labour and Welfare in the 20th Century |
101 | 2000.10 | Ritsumeikan University | Perspectives of Welfare State |
102 | 2001.5 | Chuo University | Social Change and Economic Disparity |
103 | 2001.10 | Tohoku Gakuin University, Tohoku University | Globalization and the Challenges for Social Policy |
104 | 2002.5 | Japan Women’s University | Transformation of Industrial Relations: Diversifying Employment and Changing Working Hour Management |
105 | 2002.10 | Chukyo University | Unemployment in Contemporary Japan |
106 | 2003 .5 | Hitotsubashi University | Designing a New Social Policy |
107 | 2003.10 | Shimonoseki City University | Wage Problems in the Social Policy Studies |
108 | 2004.5 | Hosei University | The Youth: Prolonged Transition Period and Social Policy |
109 | 2004.10 | Osaka City University | Low Fertility Societies, Family and Social Life |
110 | 2005.5 | Senshu University | Structural Changes of Working Life Style and Social Policy |
111 | 2005.10 | Hokkaido University | Welfare and Workfare in Social Policy |
112 | 2006.6 | Rikkyo University | The Future of Inequalising or Stratifying Society |
113 | 2006.10 | Oita University | Economic Development and Social Policy in East Asia: Differences and Similarities |
114 | 2007.5 | The University of Tokyo | Social Policy for Childcare: Functions and Dysfunctions |
115 | 2007.10 | Ryukoku University | Political Economy of Social Security Reform |
116 | 2008.5 | Kokugakuin University | Channing Japanese Employment- Labor Policies |
117 | 2008.10 | Iwate University | The Working Poor: Work, Life and Movement |
118 | 2009.5 | Nihon University | The Change of Welfare Society and Trade Union |
119 | 2009.10 | Kinjo Gakuin University | The Minimum Wage and Social Assistance |
120 | 2010.6 | Waseda University | The Life Infrastructure in Local Communities and Social Policy |
121 | 2010.10 | Ehime University | Evaluation of Social Policy in Contemporary Japan and Choice for Future |
122 | 2011.5 | Meiji Gakuin University | Changing Education and Career Development |
123 | 2011.10 | Kyoto University | Social Policy for Health |
124 | 2012.5 | Komazawa University | Earthquake, Fukushima Nuclear Plant Disaster and Local Sciety / Earthquake, Disaster and Social Policy |