Book (Practical) Society Course to discover problems in the world for university students

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In order to acquire the ability to chart the future in 2030 In this book, a journalist of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun newspaper and a university professor specializing in development economics theory provide university students with information and perspectives on the SDGs, and present techniques for identifying and examining issues on their own. While many books related to the SDGs have been published, this book focuses on "identifying and examining issues on your own." Today's university students tend to think that they have a high affinity for them because they have been working on investigating issues on their own since before entering university, but the depth of their efforts vary. This book touches on inquiring learning from high school, and presents the thinking process for identifying issues from the themes related to the SDGs and taking action for highly conscious university students who want to further deepen at university. This book is a book that will serve as a bridge for students who can dig deeper into the themes they have found in the latter half of university life. In addition, when university students who will be entering university graduate, the end of 2030, the deadline for achieving the SDGs, is just around the corner. For this reason, it is expected that there will be more demand for people who can look at the SDGs and act with an eye on the future. For this reason, it is necessary to be able to move by themselves and gather and organize information that is grounded, and the news-gathering skills of newspaper reporters will be of great help.