| Career Summary |
1992: Graduated, College of Arts and Sciences (Anthropology), The University of Tokyo
1994: Masters in Public Policy, John F Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
1995: Masters in International Relations, Department of Advanced International and Social Studies, The University of Tokyo
1998: Ph.D, Department of Advanced International and Social Studies, The University of Tokyo
1998-99: Post-Doctoral Fellow, Agrarian Studies Program, Yale University
1999-00: Research Associate, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo
2000- : Associate Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo
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| Educational Activities |
Graduate School (Frontier Sciences): Principles of Resource Policy, Seminar of Environmental Politics and Policy
Graduate School (Public Policy): Development Studies
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| Research Activities |
Natural Resource Management in Southeast Asia; Environmental Cooperation, Emerging Donors in Asia and Japanese Foreign Aid
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Literature
1) Formation of the Resource Concept in Japan: Pre- and Post-War Efforts in Knowledge Integration," Sustainability Science Vol. 2, No. 2 (2007)
2) People in Between: Conservation and Conversion of Forest Lands in Thailand, Development and Change, 2000, 31, no.1, 155-77. |
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| Other Activities |
Serve as a member of various committees related to Japanese policies towards developing countries.
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| Future Plan |
I wish to cultivate a new academic field that examines distribution of resources and how this affects the well-being of the poor.
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| Messages to Students |
I welcome students who are open-minded, problem-solving oriented, and enthusiastic about his/her research topics.
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