Our conference theme
“Japan and Global Sustainability: Partnerships for a Shared Future”
This theme examines how Japan contributes to global sustainability through institutional collaboration, technological innovation, and socio-cultural engagement. It highlights the importance of partnerships across governments, academia, civil society, and the private sector in addressing complex global challenges.
We also invite participants to submit papers in the following areas, not limit to:
| Political Science and Social Sciences |
| Sociology and Anthropology |
| Language, Culture, and Literature |
| International Development |
| Environment, Climate Change, and Adaptation |
| Education |
| Economics and Business Administration |
| Other Related Fields |
Types of Submission for Individual Presenter
The JSAT Conference provides for submission types, such as:
1. Full Paper Presentation
For researchers, lecturers, graduate students, and professionals presenting completed research papers.
- Review Process
All full papers will undergo peer review by appointed reviewers.
2. Abstract Presentation
For research works in progress or preliminary studies.
- Screening Process
Abstract submissions will undergo screening by the organizing committee.
3. Poster Presentation
Poster presenters are required to submit the final infographic/poster design intended for presentation.
- Digital Poster Format
To support environmentally responsible conference management and reduce travel burden, poster presentations will be displayed digitally via TV/monitor presentation format instead of traditional printed standing posters.
- Screening Process
Poster submissions will undergo screening by the organizing committee.
Along with this conference, we also offer “Special Panels and Academic Sessions”
The conference will feature a series of special academic panels, interdisciplinary discussions, and invited sessions addressing contemporary issues related to Japan and global sustainability.
These panels are designed to promote dialogue among scholars, researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students across disciplinary and institutional boundaries.
Special panel themes may include:
- Sustainability and Regional Cooperation in Asia
- Climate Change, Environment, and Society
- Japan–ASEAN Partnerships
- Education and Global Citizenship
- Innovation, Technology, and Society
- Culture, Language, and Transnational Exchange
- Community Resilience and Inclusive Development
- Contemporary Social and Political Challenges in Asia
The conference will also include:
- Invited keynote and featured speakers
- Interdisciplinary academic discussions
- Graduate and early-career researcher sessions
- Student presentation sessions
- Hybrid onsite and online panel participation