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Skip to content Contact Visit Recruitment Site Search Japanese General Admission Research Affairs Info. About Us Student Life Study Abroad/International Exchanges Programs Details People Publications Seminar/Conferences School Affairs What’s Kobe Econ Feature of Kobe Econ Message from Our Dean History Historical Photo Gallery (with Japanese Descriptions) Our Policies Partnerships Downloads Faculty Faculty A-Z Student Life Facilities in Our Campus Scholarship Orientation & Life in Kobe About us Academic Exchange Short-term English Programs International Educational Programs From Overseas to Kobe List of Programs for Prospective Students Voices of Alumni Office for International and Exchange (OIEE) OIEE News from OIEE Programs List of Programs for Prospective Students Degree-seeking KIMAP China Scholarship Council Students Double-degree Non-degree Student Exchange Program Member List Faculty Research Fellow Professor Emeritus Institute of Economics and Business Discussion Papers/Books Discussion Papers Books by Faculty Members The Kokumin-Keizai Zasshi (External) Rokko Forum About Other Seminars/Conferences Schedule School Affairs General Guide for International Students For Exchange Students Information For KIMAP Students News Information Certificates Leave of Absence / Resumption Student Insurance KOJIMA Risa Associate Professor Research Fields Economic Analysis of Waste Policy Education for Sustainable Development Degree Ph.D. in Economics (Kobe University) Research Interest Economic Analysis of Waste Policy, Economic Analysis of Recycling Policy, Economic Analysis of Voluntary Approach in Environmental Policy My research incorporates an empirical approach in studying how source reduction in waste may be achieved. Packaging waste and food waste are major targets of the studies using econometric methods and social experiments. Although reduction is the issue with top priority among the 3Rs of waste management (Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle), little practical progress has been achieved in the policy. For example, lesser use of packaging in products may make the product inconspicuous compared to rival products, so it is not easy for producers to choose a smaller package. The theme is all the more interesting because it is challenging. Lectures and Seminars Teaching Experience ESD course (Faculty of Economics)　 (Undergraduate)Kobe University provides an educational program with the purpose of training students to take a leading role in contributing to the creation of a sustainable society. This program (Education for Sustainable Development) is a joint effort of the entire Kobe University. In the faculty of Economics, we provide courses in the form of ESD exercises 1& 2, an introductory course in social communications, and a practical course in environmental NPO business models (close 2018). These classes adopt a workshop style and field exercises. Message The ESD course has been designated as an advanced liberal arts course. Enhanced development of social skills and visions is expected through interaction with students and faculty members from various departments and fields. Experiencing active discussion within groups with diversity is encouraged. Main Publications &＃8220;Consumer willingness-to-pay for packaging and contents in Asian countries&＃8221;, with Ishikawa, M., Waste Management (68), 2017, 724-731. &＃8220;Too Cheap to Eat: The Signaling Effect of Price on Food Safety,&＃8221; with Yoshida, Y., Takeuchi, K., Ishikawa, M., International Journal of Economic Policy Studies, 2009, 4, 174-184. Contact E-mail kojima(at)econ.kobe-u.ac.jp Office hours Make an appointment by email. Related Links Directory of Researchers in Kobe University researchmap 投稿ナビゲーション All Facebook X Line Back to top Contact Visit Recruitment Site Search Japanese ©️Kobe University 6183