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Wise Capitalism Manifesto
Shaping a New Capitalism from Japan’s Shores
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Thursday, November 27, 2014, 1:00-8:30 PM (Doors open 12:20 PM)
Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 49th Floor, Academy Hills Tower Hall
World Wise Web Initiative (w3i)
National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS),
Fujitsu Research Institute Ltd (FRI)
Co-sponsors: TKC Corporation, Japan Tobacco Inc.,
Fukoku Mutual Life Insurance Company, Kozo Keikaku Engineering Inc.
Attendance: 20,000 JPY (Tax Incl.)
Website: http://jp.fujitsu.com/group/fri/events/w3i/w3i-topos07.html
7th Topos Conference
“The Wealth of Nations,” written by the father of economics, Adam Smith, was an incredible innovative leap.
Until that time, people had believed it necessary to think of the public good and act logically in order to realize a good society.
However, Smith theorized that if people did not think of the public good but instead pursued their own profit only, they would be
guided by the “invisible hand” and the end result would be one of public profit.
Thereafter, Smith’s paradigm shift would eventually become (laissez-faire capitalism-based) market capitalism. However, it was
blind faith in market capitalism which led to not only the Dutch tulip and bulb craze, the Great Depression of 1929, Black Monday,
and other financial crises, but also pollution and environmental destruction, extreme shareholder value management, and moral
hazards for executives.
Of course, criticisms and warnings against capitalism have been given time and again. Marx and Engels, who pointed out the
paradoxes of capitalism, Weber, who criticized setting profit as a goal, Hayek, who objected to rationalism (despite being a
laissez-faire economist), Drecker, who similarly warned against economically rationalistic management behavior—the list goes on
and on.
Following the 2008 Lehman Brothers crash, criticism of market capitalism once again ignited. Michael Sandel, on his TV program
“Justice with Michael Sandel,” points to the lack of “justice,” while others such as Stieglitz, Krugman, and bestselling author of
“Capital in the Twenty-first Century” Thomas Picketty, condemn the crime of “unacceptable income inequality.” Even the pope
remonstrated capitalism as an “exclusionary and unfair economy.”
Fortunately, academics as well as political and industrial leaders have begun to discuss a new type of capitalism to replace the
old. But Japan has swept such essential debate under the rug, out of sight and out of mind. It is set to repeat the failures of the
20th century.
At this 7th Topos Conference, please join us in applying practical wisdom together with researchers of macroeconomics,
economic thought, and management, as well as the leaders of industry, and let us think about the future shape of capitalism.
 Program
13：00－13：10
Prologue
13：10－14：40
Session 1
Challenges of the Global Economy
14：50－16：30
Session 2
Potential of Wise Capitalism
16：30－16：45
Intermission
16：45－18：00
Session 3
Wise Capitalism through Phronetic Leadership
18：00－18：30
Overview: Ikujiro Nonaka
18：30－20：30
Networking Session
Hiroshi Yoshikawa
Masanori Taishido
Susumu Nishibe
Satoshi Fujii
James K. Galbraith
Henry Mintzberg
Koichi Mimura
Yayoi Tanaka
Haruo Funabashi
Takao Nakazawa
Ikujiro Nonaka
Tadao Kagono
 Speakers & Coordinators
Professor, Faculty of Economics, Graduate School of
Economics, University of Tokyo
Hiroshi Yoshikawa
Masanori Taishido
Associate professor, Dept. of Economics, Toyo University
Susumu Nishibe
Critic; former professor, Faculty of Arts, University of Tokyo
Satoshi Fujii
Professor, Department of Urban Management, Graduate School
of Engineering, Kyoto University; Special Advisor to the Cabinet
James K. Galbraith
Lloyd M. Bentsen Jr. Chair in Government / Business Relations;
Professor of Government, University of Texas at Austin
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Henry Mintzberg
John Cleghorn Professor of Management Studies; Faculty
Director (International Masters for Health Leadership),
McGill University
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Koichi Mimura
President, 3M Japan Limited / 3M Health Care Limited
(Managing Director, 3M Japan)
Yayoi Tanaka
Professor, National Institution for Academic Degrees and
University Evaluation (NIAD-UE)
Haruo Funabashi
Representative director, Sirius Institute
Takao Nakazawa
Professor, Department of Economics, Fukuyama University
Tadao Kagono
Professor emeritus, Kobe University
Sayaka Tsuzuki
Newscaster
Noboru Konno
Professor, Tama Graduate School of Business;
[w3i founder]
Ikujiro Nonaka
Professor emeritus, Hitotsubashi University;
[w3i founder]
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*Program and speakers are subject to change.
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For inquiries, please contact:
Topos Conference Office
Noboru Konno
Sayaka Tsuzuki
Economic Research Center, Fujitsu Research Institute
7th Fl. New Pier Takeshiba South Tower, 1-16-1 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo
105-0022 Japan * Email: [email protected] / TEL: +81.(0)3.5401.8392