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Education

Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies, University of Warwick, UK (2002)
M.A. in International Political Economy and International Relations, University of Kent at Canterbury, UK (1997)
B.A in Economics, Waseda University, Tokyo (1987)

Research Interests

International Political Economy, Globalization and Regionalization in Asia-Pacific Region

My research interests are broadly in the study of international political economy, with a focus on globalization and regionalization in East Asia; theories of new regionalism, the issues of governance; the issues of links between political economy and economic sociology in East Asia. I obtained my Ph.D. in Politics and International Studies from the University of Warwick (July 2002). I was a Visiting Research Fellow at KIEAS (Keio Institute of East Asian Studies, Keio University, Japan) (2002-2005). I was a Visiting Research Fellow at the CSGR, University of Warwick (2011-12). I am the author of Microregionalism and Governance in East Asia (London: Routledge, 2004), in the CSGR Warwick Studies in Globalisation series. My current research focuses on the government-business relations in China and East Asia, and on global religious changes in relation to China and the world. I write several book chapters on “Cooperation and Competition in the Chinese Automobile Industry: The Emerging Architecture of China-Japan-US Economic Relations” in Curtis, Kokubun and Wang (eds.) Getting the Triangle Straight: Managing China-Japan-US Relations (Tokyo: JCIE, 2010). I also penned book chapters and many articles, for example, Modern Economic Development in Japan and China (Palgrave Macmillan, 2013) and China’s Foreign Diplomacy in 60 years (in Japanese, Keio University Press 2011).