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KAMISHIMA YUKO

Department / Course College of Comprehensive Psychology Department of Comprehensive Psychology

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Human Science
2.	Kinugasa Research Organization The institute of Humanities Human and Social Sciences

Academic background
1.		│ The University of Tokyo Ph.D. degree
2.	～2007	Doctorial Course │ Advanced Social and International Studies (Interdisciplinary Social Sciences) │ Graduate School of Arts and Sciences │ The University of Tokyo │ Completed

Research activities
1.		The Japanese Society for Ethics

Present specialized field
Philosophy/Ethics (Keyword：Theory of Justice, capability approach, democratic theory)

Books
1.	2019/04	Encyclopedia of the Philosophy of Law and Social Philosophy │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2019/04	Political Justice and the Capability for Responsibility │ Critical Horizons │ (Sole-authored)
2.	2018	Can Merging a Capability Approach with Effectual Processes Help Us Define a Permissible Action Range for AI Robotics Entrepreneurship? │ Philosophy of Management │ 17 (1) (Co-authored)
3.	2008/03	Liberalism and Sustainable Global Justice │ Waseda Global Forum │ (4),pp.17-26
4.	2008	Liberalism and Sustainable Global Justice │ Waseda Global Forum │ (4),pp.17-26
5.	2006/09	Consumerism and QOL in Singapore: A Critical Assessment of the Capability Approach │ Journal of Political Science and Sociology │ (6),pp.55-71

Academic conference presentation
1.	2019/09/11	Agents of care in the connected world: Co-developing our capabilities (Human Development & Capability Association)
2.	2018/08/31	Political Agency and the Sense of Justice: A detour path to an inclusive society (Human Development & Capability Association)
3.	2018/08/15	Capability to Responsibility For Democratic Justice (The XXIV World Congress of Philosophy)
4.	2017/06/02	How Not to Blame the Victim: Rethinking Young's model of Responsibility (Colloque international Iris Marion Young)
5.	2016/11/12	Gender in Public Culture: Whose Obligation to Remove Our Fear? (The 2016 Kyoto Prize Workshop in Arts and Philosophy, Emotions and Cosmopolitanism)
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