8th ASMSS / November 23 – 25, 2023 / KYOTO, JAPAN
The Annual Symposium on Management and Social Sciences
It is our great pleasure to announce that 8th ASMSS ( The Annual Symposium on Management and Social Sciences ) will take place during November 23-25, 2023. in KYOTO, JAPAN.
This time, ASMSS set a special session on Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Developmentto discuss one of the most pressing issues of our time - the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainability.
With the rapid development of AI technologies, it is essential that we explore how they can be harnessed to create a more sustainable future. This symposium provides a platform for experts and practitioners to exchange ideas and insights on how we can leverage AI to address the challenges of sustainability.
SPECIAL SESSION
"Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development"
ASMSS features a special session on "Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development". Submissions to this session will not be classified into separate disciplines, but will be presented and discussed together. We hope to enrich the content of this theme through these submissions. Welcome all submission related to below topics, but not limit to
AI Learning and media
AI using for Green Life
Ethical considerations in the use of AI for sustainability
The role of AI in sustainable business practices
AI-powered social entrepreneurship
Sustainable urban planning using AI
The impact of AI on sustainable agriculture
AI for sustainable energy systems
Sustainable tourism and AI
AI for climate change mitigation and adaptation
Sustainable consumption and AI
AI and the UN Sustainable Development Goals
Local Host : Kurt Ackermann
Kurt Ackermann received his BA in geography from Carleton University in 1991. He obtained his MSc in environmental management from Wye College, University of London in 2000. He is a Professor at the English Department of Hokusei Gakuen Junior College in Sapporo, Japan, where one of his courses is a content-based geography course for non-native (Japanese) speakers of English. His current research interests include Hokkaido and Japanese wolves, the potential for their reintroduction, including habitat availability, tourism opportunities, and other socioeconomic impacts. His diverse research interests also extend to issues of sustainability, renewable energy, and rewilding.
Michelle Kawamura is a professor at the School of Economics at Ritsumeikan University, Japan. She holds a doctoral degree in Education with a focus onmaterials development. Her research interests include cross-cultural relationships and the use of technology to facilitate language and cultural learning. She has conducted several collaborative research projects with universities abroad, using technology as a means of communication to study changes in students’ motivation to use a foreign language when given the opportunity, as well as their language proficiency after the research period.
Currently, she teaches socio-economic issues and cultures in English to university students, with the aim of exposing them to different social and cultural issues internationally, broadening their perspectives, and fostering critical thinking skills. She believes that critical thinking is an essential skill for all individuals. At this conference, she will discuss the new technology “Chat bot” in education, including its advantages and disadvantages, and how teachers can guide students to use this technology in an ethical manner to enhance their learning experience.
ACADEMIC SESSIONS
Communication
● Communication Management
● Journalism
● Advertising
● Radio
● Television
● Film
● Language and Communication
● Information Communication
● Communication Arts
● Education Communications and Technology
● Publishing
Culture
● Linguistics
● History and Geography
● Human Geography
● Literature and Poetry
● Philosophy
● Anthropology
● Music and Art
● Regional Studies
● Religious studies
● Museums & heritage
Economics
● The overall economy and economic growth
● Econometric models and test methods
● The formation of human resources and market mechanisms
● Economic theory and mathematical economy
● The public economy and economy of public health
● The environment, resources, and agricultural economy
● Taxation
● Economic Analysis of Family interactions
Education
● Psychology and Counseling
● Adult and Continuing Education
● Educational Theory
● Education Policy
● Civic Education and Leadership
● Special Education
● Rehabilitation Counseling
● Early Childhood Education
● E-Learning Technology
● Higher Education
● Lifelong Learning
Finance
● Banking
● Investment
● Accounting
● Finance Engineering
● Portfolio
● Emerge
● Stock Market
● Insurance
● Finance Management
● Risk Management
Law
● Civil Law
● Criminal Law
● Public Law
● Economic and Financial Law
● Labor and Social Law
● International Human Right Law
● Legal History
● Conflict of Laws
● Copy Right Law
● Climate Change Law
Management
● Business Administration
● International Enterprise
● Human resources
● Logistics and Supply Chain
● Organizational Behavior
● Management
● Information Management
● Electronic Commerce
● Industry Innovation
● Corporate Governance
● Management Innovation
● Hospitality and Tourism
Politics
● Political Science
● Public Administration and Policy
● International Affairs and
● Strategic Studies
● Governmental Systems & Practices
● Politics and Ethics
● International Relations
● Political Economy
● Regional Studies
● Reforming and Consolidated
● History of Western Political Thought
● Western Constitutional Thought
Psychology
● General Psychology
● Experimental Psychology
● Cultural Psychology
● Developmental Psychology
● Educational Psychology
● Consulting Psychology
● Physiological Psychology
● Health Psychology
● Environmental Psychology
● Personality and Social Psychology
● Mental Diseases and Psychotherapy
● School Psychology
Society
● Social Research or Social Science
● Social Policy and Social Legislation
● Caring or Research for the Elderly
● Social Psychology
● Family Research
● Child Research
● Online Society/Online Community
● Ethic in Society/Online Society
● Globalization Impacts
● Social Works in Modern Society
● Technology/Criminology in Society
