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    Takeshi Ito
    Faculty of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts Professor

Environmental Offshoring: Implications for East Asia’s Regionalization and Sustainable Development
Takeshi Ito
Faculty of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts Professor

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Environmental Offshoring

Environmental Offshoring: Implications for East Asia’s Regionalization and Sustainable Development
This research examines the practices and implications of “environmental offshoring” under East Asia regionalism, including the consequences of bilateral and multilateral agreements and development policies. Attention will be paid to the issues of ecological sustainability, distributional equity, and business continuity. To understand how East Asian regionalism connects societies and ecologies with implications for equity and sustainability requires collaboration across the conventional boundaries, disciplines, and sectors to coproduce new and relevant knowledge.

More info: https://www.kasasustainability.org/research

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伊藤 毅 / Takeshi Ito
Faculty of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts