Hiroshi Tamura
Biographic Data
| ID | 3735784 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hiroshi Tamura |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hiroshi |
| FAMILY NAME | Tamura |
| SIGNATURE | TAMURA H |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Tokyo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7740-2732 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Goodbye Empathy, Hello Ownership: How Ethnography Really Functions in the Making of Entrepreneurs
Human-Centered Innovation has come to be known as the central discipline in the entrepreneurial arena. Through three-years of directorship at Innovation Studio Fukuoka, a "citizen-led" innovation incubation platform in Japan, multiple approaches have been investigated and thus learned a successful to-be-entrepreneur him/herself has to co-own a concern with potential customers that evokes him/her a mission to pursue, that is beyond simply understa…
Session 3: Maneuver your lenses! What are new practices under today's fast changing contexts
The third session examines new practices in ethnography - from blogging communities to mediation between digital and analog interviews - it questions what works and what doesn't, and how retrospective, introspective and prospective insights conjoin in this new 'fast subject' world.We are in the midst of a social, technical, educational and industrial upheaval. Many public and private sectors are in transition. As ethnographic researchers adapt to…
What research enables: Ethnography by high-school students catalyzing transformation of a post-tsunami community
We are beginning to witness a broadening of the contribution, positioning and purpose of ethnography in industry, catalysed by questioning what it can enable for communities and societies. By going beyond boundaries and disjuncture of corporate forms and viewing it within an entangled fields of economics, culture and society, this paper discuss how we become aware of what we do, and to enable others to make sense of the transformations that are o…
Oh-Bento! How high school students bring ethnographic discourse into a lunch box
Maru: An ethnographic approach to revive local communities
How would Japan's rural communities renew oneself when the nation's economy no longer holds the absolute financial and technological powers in the global sphere? Through our post-3.11 recovery effort in local communities of Kesennuma, Japan, we discuss - a gap between the perceptions of Japan's rise from the 1950s and how in fact rural economies, such as the one in Kesennuma, have lost independency through its process. This paper seeks to capture…
Workshop 'Maru: Connecting Local Regions for Revival
Barriers to communication in a computer age
What research enables: Ethnography by high-school students catalyzing transformation of a post-tsunami community
We are beginning to witness a broadening of the contribution, positioning and purpose of ethnography in industry, catalysed by questioning what it can enable for communities and societies. By going beyond boundaries and disjuncture of corporate forms and viewing it within an entangled fields of economics, culture and society, this paper discuss how we become aware of what we do, and to enable others to make sense of the transformations that are o…
Maru: An ethnographic approach to revive local communities
How would Japan's rural communities renew oneself when the nation's economy no longer holds the absolute financial and technological powers in the global sphere? Through our post-3.11 recovery effort in local communities of Kesennuma, Japan, we discuss - a gap between the perceptions of Japan's rise from the 1950s and how in fact rural economies, such as the one in Kesennuma, have lost independency through its process. This paper seeks to capture…
Goodbye Empathy, Hello Ownership: How Ethnography Really Functions in the Making of Entrepreneurs
Human-Centered Innovation has come to be known as the central discipline in the entrepreneurial arena. Through three-years of directorship at Innovation Studio Fukuoka, a "citizen-led" innovation incubation platform in Japan, multiple approaches have been investigated and thus learned a successful to-be-entrepreneur him/herself has to co-own a concern with potential customers that evokes him/her a mission to pursue, that is beyond simply understa…
Barriers to communication in a computer age
Maru: An ethnographic approach to revive local communities
How would Japan's rural communities renew oneself when the nation's economy no longer holds the absolute financial and technological powers in the global sphere? Through our post-3.11 recovery effort in local communities of Kesennuma, Japan, we discuss - a gap between the perceptions of Japan's rise from the 1950s and how in fact rural economies, such as the one in Kesennuma, have lost independency through its process. This paper seeks to capture…
Workshop 'Maru: Connecting Local Regions for Revival
Session 3: Maneuver your lenses! What are new practices under today's fast changing contexts
The third session examines new practices in ethnography - from blogging communities to mediation between digital and analog interviews - it questions what works and what doesn't, and how retrospective, introspective and prospective insights conjoin in this new 'fast subject' world.We are in the midst of a social, technical, educational and industrial upheaval. Many public and private sectors are in transition. As ethnographic researchers adapt to…
What research enables: Ethnography by high-school students catalyzing transformation of a post-tsunami community
We are beginning to witness a broadening of the contribution, positioning and purpose of ethnography in industry, catalysed by questioning what it can enable for communities and societies. By going beyond boundaries and disjuncture of corporate forms and viewing it within an entangled fields of economics, culture and society, this paper discuss how we become aware of what we do, and to enable others to make sense of the transformations that are o…
Oh-Bento! How high school students bring ethnographic discourse into a lunch box
Goodbye Empathy, Hello Ownership: How Ethnography Really Functions in the Making of Entrepreneurs
Human-Centered Innovation has come to be known as the central discipline in the entrepreneurial arena. Through three-years of directorship at Innovation Studio Fukuoka, a "citizen-led" innovation incubation platform in Japan, multiple approaches have been investigated and thus learned a successful to-be-entrepreneur him/herself has to co-own a concern with potential customers that evokes him/her a mission to pursue, that is beyond simply understa…
Sociology (7 works) · Anthropology (6 works) · Ethnography (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Library science (3 works) · Praxis (3 works)