A must-have essay writing guide for SFC applicants, honing "conceptualization, analytical skills, and expression." This book is a full-fledged practice collection with 10 questions + answer explanations + model answers, fully aligned with the Keio University Faculty of Policy Management (SFC) essay exam. To cultivate the ability to "discover social issues on your own and logically construct solutions," unique to SFC, it includes a variety of themes based on past exam trends and examples of high-scoring answers. --- Contents and Structure of This Book • Question 1: Information Inequality and Social Impact A multifaceted examination of the reality of the digital divide and policy solutions. • Question 2: Globalization and Social Change Considering the impact on the economy, culture, and society, envisioning a desirable international society. • Question 3: The Development of AI and Coexistence with Human Society Analyzing the benefits and challenges posed by AI, and proposing a system design for coexistence. • Question 4: Declining Birthrate, Aging Population, and Social Security Reform Examining specific policies and issues for building a sustainable system. • Question 5: Diversity and Social Inclusion Discussing the significance of promoting diversity and practical measures to overcome challenges. • Question 6: Information Society and Democracy Examining the importance of literacy education through fake news and division issues in the SNS era. • Question 7: Climate Change and a Sustainable Future Organizing the roles of the international community, nations, and individuals, and proposing collaborative responses. • Question 8: Defining Happiness and the State of Society A philosophical theme exploring the relationship between spiritual fulfillment and social systems. • Question 9: Revitalization of Local Communities Proposals based on policies and practical examples addressing depopulation and urbanization. • Question 10: The Balance of Science and Technology and Ethics Discussing the harmony of technological progress and ethics, using genome editing and autonomous driving as examples. --- Skills You Will Acquire with This Practice Collection • Thinking skills and problem-finding ability to analyze contemporary society "structurally" • Composition and summarization skills that enable logical development • Creative thinking and policy-making skills to make your own proposals for social issues