なぜ少子化対策はうまくいかないのか？/バブル崩壊後の間違った日本の経済政策（中野剛志・施光恒・古川雄嗣・岩尾俊兵）【特別座談会Part4 最終回】

Thank you for watching. Please subscribe and like the channel. Part 1 is here.    • なぜ日本企業は世界から出遅れたのか？/日本人の足を引っ張るエリートの罪（中野剛志・施...   Part 2 is here.    • インフレ時代に成功する企業とは？/本田宗一郎・松下幸之助が偉大な理由（中野剛志・施光...   Part 3 is here.    • なぜ日本に起業家は生まれないのか？/インフレに強い日本人とデフレに強い欧米人の違い（...   ▶️Guest speakers Tsuyoshi Nakano (critic) Born in Kanagawa Prefecture in 1971. Critic. Major: Politics and economic thought. Graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, University of Tokyo. Joined the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (now the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry). Obtained an honors master's degree and a doctorate from the University of Edinburgh Graduate School. In 2003, he received the Nations Nationalism Prize. In 2012, he received the Yamamoto Shichihei Prize Encouragement Award. He has also served as an associate professor at Kyoto University Graduate School. His major works include "TPP Ruin of the Nation" (Shueisha Shinsho), "New Theory on the History of Japanese Thought" (Chikuma Shinsho), and "Enriching the Nation and Strengthening the Military: An Introduction to Geopolitical Economics" (Toyo Keizai Shinposha). He has written many books. His latest works include "The Miracle Economics Classroom [Great Debate Edition]" (Bestsellers), "The Miracle Social Science" (PHP Shinsho), and "Commentary" for Michael Lind's "The New Class Struggle" (translated by Shi Mitsutsune, Toyo Keizai Shinposha). Shi Mitsutsune (Professor, Graduate School, Kyushu University) Born in Fukuoka Prefecture in 1971. Political scientist. Professor, Graduate School of Comparative Social and Cultural Studies, Kyushu University. Specializes in political theory and political philosophy. Graduated from the Faculty of Law, Keio University. Completed a master's course at the University of Sheffield Graduate School in the UK. Ph.D. (Law, Keio University). His major works include "The Rebirth of Liberalism: Political Theory Based on Fallibilism" (Keio University Press, 2003), "Englishization is Stupidity: Japan's National Power is Falling to the Ground" (Shueisha Shinsho, 2015), "Are the Japanese Really Easily Influenced?" (Kadokawa Shinsho, 2018), "The Politics of Nationalism: An Invitation to Normative Theory" (co-edited and co-authored by Nakanishiya Publishing, 2009), and co-translated works include "The Politics of Indigenous Languages" by Kymlicka (Hosei University Press, 2012) and "The Virtues of Nationalism" by Hazony (Toyo Keizai Shinposha, 2021). Yuji Furukawa (Associate Professor, Asahikawa Campus, Hokkaido University of Education) Born in Mie Prefecture in 1978. Educational scholar. Specializes in educational philosophy and moral education. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters and Faculty of Education, Kyoto University. Completed the doctoral program at the Graduate School of Education at the same university. Ph.D. (Education). Currently an associate professor at Hokkaido University of Education, Asahikawa campus. His books include "Chance and Fate: Kuki Shuzo's Ethics" (Nakanishiya Publishing), "Adult Morality: Rethinking Modern Western Thought" (Toyo Keizai Shinposha), "Pedagogy to Think with Nursing Students: To Support the Meaning of Life" (Nakanishiya Publishing), and co-authored "Anti-"University Reform" Theory: Issues Raised by Young People" (Nakanishiya Publishing), "What Should Moral Education Be: History, Theory, Practice" (Minerva Shobo), and "Continued: What Should Moral Education Be: History, Theory, Practice, Prospects" (Minerva Shobo). Iwao Shuhei (Associate Professor, Keio University) Born in Saga Prefecture in 1989. Doctor of Business Administration from the University of Tokyo. Received the 73rd Keio Prize, the 36th Takamiya Prize from the Japan Society for Organizational Science (Paper Division), the 37th Takamiya Prize from the Japan Society for Organizational Science (Book Division), the 22nd Japan Society for Production Management Award (Theoretical Book Division), and the 4th Expressionist Award. He has served as a council member of the Japan Society for Organization Studies and a director of the Japanese Society for Production Management. His books include Why Do Japanese Companies Abandon Their Strengths? (Kobunsha Shinsho), Management Textbook for 13-Year-Olds (KADOKAWA), The Counterattack of Japanese-Style Management (Nihon Keizai Shimbun Publishing), and The Improvement that Brings Innovation (Yuhikaku Publishing).