Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Insights into Japanese ijime through a comparison with bullying in England: focusing on children's group formation and their negative emotions against victims,2015,1,1,17-22,Kanetsuna
"Our" emotions: the role of emotions in intergroup conflict,2015,1,1,9-16,Nawata
Maintaining anger and empathy: structured writing for anger reduction by taking new perspectives,2015,1,1,3-8,Endo
The intersection of bullying and cultural mindset,2015,1,1,23-28,Hitokoto
Stumbling blocks to harmonious coexistence: despisement and expulsion in egalitarian culture,2015,1,1,29-35,Ikegami
Empathy and living together in harmony in a globalized society,2015,1,1,42-49,Endo
Emotions in peace and conflict studies: an essay on the need for interdisciplinary research,2015,1,1,50-55,Shimizu
Principles to emerge empathy,2015,1,1,56-62,Ohira
An invitation to the interdisciplinary and cross-cutting emotion studies by sharing research results across all fields of science: in the case of social coexistence and emotion,2015,1,1,63-72,Nakamura