ONIMARU, Takeshi

• 
  • Position:
    Assistant Professor
  • Degree:
    Ph.D. (Area Studies), Kyoto University
  Specialty:
  History of International Relations in Asia, Southeast Asian Studies
• Current Research Interests:

  (1)	The Formation of the International Communist Network in Asia and the Activities of British Political Intelligence Services against it in 1920s and 1930s
  (2)	Non-Traditional Security Issues in Asia
  (3)	Comparative Studies on Regional Order Transforming and State Formation

• Professional Career:

  2005	Ph.D. (Area Studies), Kyoto University
  2005	Lecturer/Research Fellow, Center for Southeast Asian Studies, Kyoto University
  2006	Research Assistant, GRIPS
  2007	Research Associate, GRIPS
  2008	Assistant Professor, GRIPS

• Selected publications:
  “Opium, Secret Societies, Free Trade: A Comparative Study of British Colonial Rule in Nineteenth Century Singapore and Hong Kong,” Southeast Asian Studies, Vol.40, No.4, pp.502-519, March 2003, in Japanese.
  
  “Policing the Comintern Network in Asia: “The Lefranc Affair” and the British Security System,” Southeast Asian Studies, Vol.43, No.3, pp.303-318, December 2005, in Japanese.
  
  “�eNoulens Case�f: International Communism Movement and British Security System in Asia,” International Relations, Vol.146, pp.70-87, November 2006, in Japanese.
  
  “How should we respond to Pandemic Flu,” Gaiko Forum, No.243, pp.54-56, September 2008, in Japanese.
  
  “The Creation and the Activities of Political Intelligence Agencies in British Malaya in the 1920s and 1930s,” Journal of Historical Studies, No.860, pp.36-46, November 2009, in Japanese.