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Department of Economics
Title |
Name |
Main Courses Taught |
Research topics |
Graduate |
Professor |
ITO, Banri |
International Economics |
Empirical Microanalysis of the Determinants and Impact of International Trade, Investment and Trade Policy |
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Professor |
OCHIAI, Kou |
Economic History of Japan; Introduction to Economic History; Introduction to Economics |
Socio-economic history of modern and early modern Japan |
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Professor |
KO, Junhyung |
International Finance; Open Macroeconomics, Reading in Foreign Language; Introduction to Economic English |
Research on spillover mechanisms of domestic fiscal and monetary policies on foreign economies |
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Professor |
SHIRAI, Kunihiko |
Labor Economics; Fundamentals of Labor Economics; Economics of Manufacturing; Introduction to Economics |
Non-regular Employment (especially dispatched and contract labor); Industrial Relations Theory |
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Professor |
SHIRASU, Yoko |
Finance; Fundamentals of Finance |
Finance (especially Asset Pricing Theory, empirical analysis of Corporate Finance), Risk Management |
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Professor |
SERITA, Toshio |
Microeconomics; Applied Microeconomics |
Theoretical and empirical research on price formation in asset markets (stocks, bonds, foreign exchange, etc.) |
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Professor |
TAKASHIMA, Shuichi |
Modern Economic History of Japan; Introduction to Economic History |
Economic History of Japan, especially urbanization in the Taisho and early Showa periods |
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Professor |
NAKAMURA, Takayuki |
Economic History; History of Economic Thought |
Harrod’s Economic Thought and Dynamic Economics; Contemporary Significance of Keynesian Economics |
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Professor |
NAKAMURA, Mazuru |
Economic Policy |
The Direction of Institutional Reforms in Japan Constrained by Fiscal Reconstruction and Population Decline |
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Professor |
NAGAYAMA, Nodoka |
Introduction to Economic History; Modern European and American Economic History |
Socioeconomic History of Germany |
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Professor |
BABA, Yumiko |
Market Design; Industrial Organization; Introduction to Game Theory |
Auctions, Contests, Behavioral economics |
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Professor |
HIRAIDE, Naomichi |
Introduction to Economic History; European and American Economic History |
19th Century Atlantic Economy |
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Professor |
MATSUO, Koichi |
Social Policy Theory; Fundamentals of Social Policy; Introduction to Economic English; Special Lecture (Employment Systems and Industrial Relations) |
Social policy and labor issues, especially issues related to white-collar labor and its union organization |
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Professor |
MATSUMOTO, Shigeru |
Environmental Economics; Agricultural Economics |
Applied Welfare Economics (mainly model-based analysis and econometric evaluation of environmental policies) |
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Professor |
MIZUKAMI, Hideki |
Microeconomics; Game Theory; Applied Game Theory |
Behavioral Mechanisms and Design |
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Professor |
MOTOYAMA, Hitoshi |
Economic Statistics; Economic Mathematics |
Statistics, Econometrics |
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Professor |
YASUI, Kengo |
Japanese Economy; Empirical Labor Economics |
Labor Economics, Applied Econometrics (empirical studies on labor, education, family, etc.) |
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Professor |
YABUKI, Hajime |
Fiscal Studies; Economics of Taxation |
Economic Analysis of Taxation |
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Professor |
YOSHIDA, Kenzo |
Social Security; Special Lecture (Social Security and Insurance) |
Trends in social security systems around the globe, with a focus on the pension systems of Japan and the United States. |
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Associate |
KAWAKAMI, Kei |
Macroeconomics; Finance |
Research on information issues and macro-allocation of resources |
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Associate |
KAWASAKI, Tamae |
Multivariate analysis, Statistical theory |
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Associate |
TANAKA, Shinya |
Information Processing A I and II; Information Processing B I and II; Introduction to Economic English; Seminar |
Theoretical and empirical research on economic time series data |
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Associate |
MIYAGISHIMA, Kaname |
Public Economics; Welfare Economics |
Social Choice Theory; Welfare Economics (research on fair and efficient social decision-making methods) |
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Associate |
SHIROTA, Toyoichiro |
Macroeconomics, Economic policy |
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Associate |
WAKI, Yuichiro |
Macroeconomics; Economic Dynamics |
Macroeconomics, theoretical analysis of monetary and fiscal policy |
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Department of Public and Regional Economics
Title |
Name |
Main Courses Taught |
Research topics |
Graduate |
Professor |
INOUE, Takashi |
Regional Demography; Population Issues A, B |
Identifying patterns by observing where people migrate and where they settle |
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Professor |
SUDA, Masaya |
Regional Economics; Urban Economics; Transportation Economics |
Economic considerations and economic geographical substantiation pertaining to the location of company headquarters |
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Professor |
TAKAHASHI, Shigeo |
Economic Geography; Economic Topography; Suburban Regionalism |
Urban research (suburbanization and other changes in urban structure, redevelopment in European and U.S. cities, etc.) |
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Professor |
TAKAHASHI, Tomokazu |
GIS-based Spatial Analysis; Economic Information; Introductory Statistics |
Spatial analysis and simulation using GIS |
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Professor |
NISHIKAWA, Masashi |
Microeconomics; Public Economics; Advanced Course on Public Management |
Quantitative analysis of national and local government decision-making |
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Professor |
FUJIMURA, Manabu |
Development Economics; Advanced Course on Asian Economy: Policy and Evaluation |
Development policy and project evaluation; economic impact of cross-border transportation infrastructure |
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Professor |
MIYAHARA, Shoichi |
Macroeconomics; Economics of Public Regulation |
Theoretical and empirical research on macroeconomic policies, public services |
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Professor |
YOSHIOKA, Yuji |
Game Theory as a Tool; Public Economics; Welfare Economics; Microeconomics |
Theoretical or institutional considerations pertaining to the taxation system, with a focus on income tax |
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Associate |
YAZAKI, Yukihiro |
Economics of Local Government Finance I and II; Applied Microeconomics |
Theoretical and empirical research on government inefficiency |
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Associate |
TANAKA, Ayumu |
Global Economy: Public and Regional Policy (International); Economic and Financial Affairs (International); World Economy |
International Economics; Cultural Economics; Economics of Natural Disasters |
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Faculty Members Who Teach General Education and Foreign Language Courses
Title |
Name |
Main Courses Taught |
Research topics |
Graduate |
Professor |
ENDO, Mitsuaki |
Chinese, Freshers’ Seminar |
Chinese Phonetic History, Dialectology, and Relationships between Languages of East and Southeast Asia |
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Professor |
FURUYA, Kohei |
American Literature |
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Professor |
KISHIDA, Ittaka |
The History of Technology; Scientific and Technological Perspective |
Theory of Civilization and Science Communication Based on Science, Technology, and Social Design |
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Professor |
SANJO, Kazuhiro |
Scientific and Technological Perspective, Environmental Science, Introduction to GIS |
Development of Global Environmental Observation Methods Using Remote Sensing, GIS |
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Professor |
HORI, Mariko |
Language and Culture of the English-Speaking World; Reading Comprehension |
Comparative Art Theory with a focus on Anglo-American and Irish literature and culture, especially theater, film, and media |
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Professor |
MENISH, Marc |
Language and Culture of the English-Speaking World; Written Communication; Reading Comprehension |
In the field of Interdisciplinary Cultural Studies with a focus on the cinematic traditions, films and filmmakers of Japan, America, and France. |
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Professor |
SCHIEDER, Chelsea S. |
Language and Culture of the English-Speaking World; Fundamental English; Reading and Discussion |
In the field of contemporary history, with a global and transnational focus on postwar social movements and gender dynamics in Japan. |
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Professor |
YAMAMOTO, Shinji |
Minority Societies and Cultures; Writing and Communication; Reading and Comprehension |
A Comprehensive Study of the Cultural and Social Influence of Protestant Immigrants on Early Modern English Literature |
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Associate |
SATAKE, Yosiho |
Studies in Society and Humanities (in English), Undergraduate English Courses |
Corpus linguistics, English language education |
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Associate |
YAGI, Takayuki |
Church history, Historical theology |
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Assistant |
SHIMIZU, Ryosuke |
Macroeconomics |
Macroeconomics; Theoretical Study of Asset Price Bubbles |
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Assistant |
YU, Kijun |
Introduction to Economics; Economic English; Economic Theory |
Empirical Studies on Economies of Agglomeration; Distance decay effect |