Contributions of Japanese Gaming and JASAG

Deguchi H. (2004). Economics as an agent-based complex system: Toward agent-based social systems sciences. Tokyo, Japan: Springer.

Kaneda T. (2012). On a formalization of agent-based social systems – as a common basis for modeling gaming simulation and agent-based social simulation. Japan Journal of Gaming Simulation, 22, 5-15.

Kaneda T. Kanegae H. Rizzi P. Toyoda Y. (2015). Simulation and gaming in the network society. Tokyo, Japan: Springer.

Kikkawa T. (2014). Gaming as the future’s language: Case studies and development. In Duke R. D. Kriz W. C. (Eds.), Back to the future of gaming (pp. 93-99). Bielefeld, Germany: W. Bertelsmann Verlag.

Kikkawa T. (2016, June). Tea ceremony is gaming. Presentation at FHV University, Dornbirn, Austria.

Kondo J. (1992). Post-conference reflections. In Crookall D. Arai K. (Eds.), Global interdependence: Simulation and gaming perspectives (p. VII). Tokyo, Japan: Springer.

Kriz W. C. (2017). Types of gaming simulation applications. Simulation & Gaming, 48(1), 3-7.

Nakamura M. (2014). The impact of relevant experience and debriefing questions on participants’ perception of gaming simulation. In Duke R. D. Kriz W. C. (Eds.), Back to the future of gaming (pp. 200-213). Bielefeld, Germany: W. Bertelsmann Verlag.

Strouhal E. (2015). Die Welt im Spiel: Atlas der spielbaren Landkarten. Wien, Austria: Christian Brandstätter Verlag.

Tsuchiya S. (2012). Policy exercise for organizational transformation: A double-loop learning perspective. Japan Journal of Gaming Simulation, 22, 69-76.