Akane Bessho

Project Lecturer

The Univeristy of Tokyo

Japan

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Akane Bessho is a Project Lecturer at The University of Tokyo, Japan. Her research focuses on lifestyle migration, urban sustainability, and the socioeconomic impacts of land use, as evidenced by her recent articles. Key topics include the settlement processes in suburban areas, the effects of compact city policies on food retailer proximity, and the valuation of abilities in inclusive employment practices. Additionally, she explores innovative community gardening practices and the roles of immigrants in sustainable urban development.

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2023

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2023

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2022

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2020

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2020

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Toru Terada

Associate Professor

University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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A Study on the Settlement Process of Lifestyle Migration in the Outer Suburbs of the Tokyo Metropolitan Area

Changes in Proximity to Food Retailers under Compact City Policies

SOCIOECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS OF AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONVERTED TO PHOTOVOLTAIC POWER PLANTS

Differences in the valuation of ability and aptitude in the employment of persons with disabilities amongst organizations managing agricultural activities from the perspective of realizing an inclusive society

Immigrants’ “Role Shift” for Sustainable Urban Communities: A Case Study of Toronto’s Multiethnic Community Farm

A study on Japanese Guerrilla Gardening “Katte-Kosaku” as deviant act on riverbed from the perspective of social well-being

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Toru Terada

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