政策研究大学院大学 National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

RHODES, James R.教授

【役職】: 副学長、One-year Master's Program of Public Policy (MP1)、Two-year Master's Program of Public Policy (MP2)ディレクター、政策分析プログラムディレクター代理、名誉教授、特別教授
【専門分野】: マクロ経済学、金融論
【学位】: Ph.D.（ワシントン大学）
【略歴】: 1969年ワシントン大学文学部歴史学科卒、79～80年ワシントン州立大学経済学部助教授、81年ワシントン大学大学院経済学部卒（Ph.D.取得）、 80～88年カンサス州立大学経済学部助教授（テニアー取得）、87～88年国際大学客員准教授、88年埼玉大学大学院政策科学研究科助教授、91年同教授、97年本学教授、2011年本学副学長、名誉教授、特別教授（現在に至る）。
【現在の研究対象】: Professor Rhodes' current research focuses on the interplay of wealth, liquidity, and credit with particular emphasis on the “liquidity sump” interpretation of Japan′s Great Stagnation. A long-term project concerns the postwar evolution of Japan′s system of financial and macroeconomic regulation and the associated changes in macroeconomic performance. Another long-standing interest is the “Keynesian Paradox,” the apparent inconsistency of involuntary unemployment with general equilibrium.
【メールアドレス】: rhodes

James R. Rhodes

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1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A) | 2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B) | 3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS | 4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES | 5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT | 6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES | 7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A) | 8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (B) | 9.OTHER ITEMS

1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A)

2010.04～2011.03

(1) ACADEMIC PAPERS: “The Curious Case of the Liquidity Trap,” The Hikone Ronso, Spring 2011, No. 387, pp. 8-21.
(2) OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES: Seminar Speaker, “Japan′s Liquidity Sump: Implications for the Global Financial Crisis,” Economics Department, Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, May 18, 2010.; Visiting Scholar, East-West Center, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 25-30, 2010.; Invited Speaker, “Japan′s Economic Stagnation: Is it a Liquidity Sump?” Government Accounting Office (GAO), Washington, D.C., September 28, 2010.; Invited Participant, “The American Experience in Southeast Asia, 1946-75” (Featuring Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke, Dr. Henry Kissinger, Ambassador John D. Negroponte), U.S Department of State, Washington, D.C., September 29-30, 2010.; Participant, Allied Social Science Association Meetings, Denver, Colorado, January 7-9, 2011.; Participant, AEA Continuing Education Program on New Developments in Fiscal and Monetary Policy, Denver, Colorado, January 9-12.; Seminar, “The Curious Case of the Liquidity Trap: A Historical Perspective,” GRIPS, March 9, 2011.

2009.04～2010.03

(1) PRESENTATIONS DELIVERED AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES: "Japan's Liquidity Sump: A New Interpretation of the Great Stagnation," Economic Society of South Africa Conference, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, September 7, 2009.; "Devolution of the Fisher Equation: Rational Appreciation to Money Illusion," Economic Society of South Africa Conference, Port Elizabeth, South Africa, September 8, 2009.; "Japanese Debt Monetization Before ZIRP: Intent, Extent, and Method,"(with L.E. Tapiheru), 8th International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association, Tokyo, November 29, 2010.; "Japan's Liquidity Sump: A New Interpretation of the Great Stagnation with Implications for the Global Financial Crisis," 1st International Symposium in Computational Economics and Finance (ISCEF), Sousse, Tunisia, February 26, 2010.
(2) OTHER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES: Chair of Plenary Session I, 8th Annual International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association, Tokyo, November 28, 2010.; "Comments on 'Fiscal Policy Challenges of Japan'", Conference on Global Financial and Economic Crisis: Fiscal Policy Issues After the Crisis, Jointly sponsored by ADBI and MOF Policy Research Institute (PRI), Tokyo, January 19, 2010.
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2008.04～2009.03

PRESENTATIONS DELIVERED AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES: "Japan's Liquidity Sump: Reinterpretation and Lessons of the Great Stagnation," Meeting of the Western Economics Association International, Ryukoku University, March 25, 2009. (paper presented)

2007.04～2008.03

PRESENTATIONS DELIVERED AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES: “Japan′s Liquidity Sump: An Alternative Interpretation of the ‘Lost Decade.′” Paper presented at the Meeting of the Western Economics Association International, Seattle, June 29-July 3, 2007.

2006.04～2007.03

PRESENTATIONS DELIVERED AT ACADEMIC CONFERENCES (papers presented): “Japan′s Liquidity Sump: An Alternative Interpretation of the ‘Lost Decade,′” COE/ JEPA Joint Economic Conference, Tokyo, December 2-3, 2006.; “The Reaction Function of Japan′s Fiscal Authorities,” Meeting of the Western Economic Association International, Beijing University, Beijing, China, January 12-14, 2006.

2005.04～2006.03

(1) ARTICLES IN BOOKS: “The American Economy” (with Wade Pfau), in Amerika Shakai eno Tamenteki Apurochi (Multiple Approaches to American Society), ed. Yoneyuki Sugita, University Education Press, 2005.; “American Financial System” (with W. Pfau), in Amerika Shakai eno Tamenteki Apurochi (Multiple Approaches to American Society), ed. Y. Sugita, University Education Press, 2005.
(2) PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES: “The Reaction Function of Japan′s Fiscal Authorities.” COE/JEPA Joint Economic Conference, Awaji, Hyogo, Japan, December 17-18, 2005.; “Japan′s Monetary Policy Transition, 1955-2005,” (with N. Yoshino), International Atlantic Economic Conference, Berlin, Germany, 15-19 March, 2006.

2004.04～2005.03

(1) ARTICLES IN BOOKS: “The American Economy” (with Wade Pfau), in Multiple Approaches to American Society (in Japanese), ed. Yoneyuki Suzuki, University Education Press forthcoming).; “American Financial System” (with W. Pfau), in Multiple Approaches to American Society (in Japanese), ed. Y. Suzuki, University Education Press (forthcoming).
(2) PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES: “Japan′s Monetary Policy Transition, 1955-2004” (with N. Yoshino). FarEastern Meeting of Econometric Society, Yonsei University, Seoul Korea, July 1-3, 2004.; “Japan′s Convoy System of Financial and Economic Regulation,” Society for Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE), Washington, D.C., June 9, 2004.
(3) RESEARCH WORKSHOPS: Coordinator; Monetary Policy Study Group (MPRG), American Economy Research Group (AERG), and Fiscal Policy Research Group (FPRG); GRIPS; Participant, Macroeconomics Workshop, Tokyo University

2003.04～2004.03

(1) ARTICLES IN BOOKS: "Akio Morita." In Encyclopedia of Leadership, vol. 3, pp. 1026-29. London: Sage Publications, 2004.
(2) PUBLISHED CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS: "Teaching the Japanese Economy: Will the Twain Meet?" Economics and the Classroom Conference Proceedings," Grand Teton National Park, September 11-13, 2003, pp. 157-73.; "Japan's Economic Stagnation: Interrogating the Monetary Policy Suspects," The E-Global Age, New Economy, and China: A Close Up. PPBA, 2003, pp. 172-75.
(3) OTHER PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES: "Japan's Monetary Policy, 1955-2003" (with Naoyuki Yoshino). Western Economic Association International, 78th Conference, Denver, Colorado, July 11-15, 2003.

2002.04～2003.03

(1) ARTICLES IN BOOKS: “Japan'Economic System.” In Encyclopedia of Modern Asia, Volume 3, pp. 210-16. New York: Berkshire Publishing Group, 2002.; “Japan'Money.” In Encyclopedia of Modern Asia, Volume 3, p 224. New York: Berkshire Publishing Group, 2002
(2) DISCUSSION PAPERS: “Interest with Appreciation: The Original Fisher Equation,” GRIPS Research Report Series I-2002-0006, September 2002.

2001.04～2002.03

(1)ARTICLES IN BOOKS: "Walras' Law and Clower's Inequality," In The Legacy of Leon Walras, Volume Ⅱ, pp. 485-95, edited by Donald A. Walker. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 2001. [Reprinted from Australian Economic Papers 23 (June 1984): 112-22.]
(2)PAPERS PRESENTED AT CONFERENCES: "Interest with Appreciation: The Original Fisher Equation," History of Economics Society 2001 Conference, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C., 30 June 2001.; "Monetization of Japanese Debt" (with Luctor E. Tapiheru), Western Economics Association International, 76th Annual Conference, San Francisco, 8 July 2001.

2000.04～2001.03

(1)ARTICLES IN BOOKS (Forthcoming): “Walras′ Law and Clower′s Inequality,” In The Legacy of Leon Walras, edited by Donald A. Walker. Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, forthcoming 2001. [Reprinted from Australian Economic Papers 23 (June 1984): 112-22.]; “Japan-Economic System,” In Encyclopedia of Asia, Berkshire Reference Works, forthcoming.
(2)WORKING PAPERS: “The Original Fisher Equation: A Modern Reconstruction,” Working Paper, November 2000.; “Sectoral Changes in Japanese Bank Loans: Implications for Monetary Policy,” (with Peter Jacobs), Working Paper, February 2001.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）学術的論文: “Sources of Output Fluctuations in the Postwar Japanese Economy”（with Kim Ashwin），Journal of Economics，vol.XXIV，no.2(1998)，pp.31-48.; “From Bubble to Big Bang：Public Policy and the Japanese Financial Crisis，”Proceedings of the Pan-Pacific Business Conference XV，Seoul， Korea，June 1-3，1998，pp.319-321.; “Window Guidance by the Bank of Japan：Was Lending Controlled？ ”（with Naoyuki Yoshino）Keio Economic Society Discussion Paper Series（KESDP no.9706），December / 1997.; “The Cyclical Behavior of Government Lending Institutions in Japan，”Journal of Economics volXXIII，no.1（1997），pp.1-15.
（2）学会報告: “Are Japanese Budget Deficits Monetized？”（with Luctor E.Tapiheru）.Thirty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the Missouri Valley Economic Association，Memphis，Tennessee，February 27，1999. [Also served as paper discussant and session chair.]; “From Bubble to Big Bang：Public Policy and the Japanese Financial Crisis，”Pan-Pacific Business Conference XV,Seoul,Korea，June 3，1998.; “The Reaction Function of Japan's Fiscal Authorities，”Pacific Rim Allied Economic Organizations 3rd Biennnial Conference，Bangkok，Thailand，January 16，1998.[Also served as paper discussant and session chair.]; “Sectoral Changes in Japanese Bank Loans”：Implications for Monetary Policy （with Peter Jacobs），Thirty-Fourth Annual Meeting of the Missouri Valley Economic Assocciation，Kansas City，Kansas，February 26，1997. [Also served as paper discussant and session chair.]

～1997.09

著書: Labor-Fooling and the Phillips Phenomenon: History, Theory, and Evidence. Doctoral Dissertation 単著昭和56年 University of Washington, Seattle, Washington pp.211
学術論文: The Keynesian Conquest of America: The Interplay of Theory, Perception, and Political Reality. In Changing America: The Impact of the Behavioral Sciences. 単著昭和58年3月 Proceedings of the Second Behavioral Science Conference, Northwest Missouri State University, pp. 83-85.; Expected Money Growth, Expected Money Surprise, and Short-Term Yields. 共著 Ferrell,D. 昭和58年 The Journal of Economics, vol, IX pp. 102-107.; Expected Money Growth, Expected Money Variability, and the System of Financial Yields. 共著 Ferrell, D. 昭和58年 Proceedings of the American Statistical Association (Business and Economic Statistics Section), pp. 541-45.; Inflation, Money, and Obligational Markets. 共著 Ferrell,D. 昭和59年 Proceedings of the American Statistical Association (Business and Economic Statistics Section), pp. 363-66.; Walras'Law and Clower's Inequality 単著昭和59年6月 Australian Economic Papers, Vol. 23, no.42 pp. 112-122.; The Fisher Hypothesis, Obligational Markets, and the Neutrality of Expected Money Growth: A Joint Test with Quarterly U.S. Data 単著昭和59年 The Journal of Economics.Vol. X pp. 32-36.; Money, Market Structure, and Short-Term Yields. 共著 Ferrell,D. 昭和59年 Journal of the South-Western Society of Economists, Vol, 11, no. 1, pp. 126-33.; A General Equilibrium Model with Symmetric Income Constraints and an Endogenous Real Wage 単著昭和59年12月 Midsouth Journal of Economics, Vol. 8, no. 3, pp. 337-46.; Forecasting Kansas Macro Variables Using Vector Auto regressive Method 共著 Ferrell,D. Meador,M. 昭和60年 The Journal of Economics, Vol. XI, pp. 99-101.; 日米金融市場における構造変化-その原因と結果[変わりゆく日本の産業構造] 共著細谷千尋 (監修) 丸茂明則岡田仁孝渡辺慎一平成元年 The Japan Times, pp. 163-213; The U.S. Fiscal Deficit and the Apocalypse: Some Second Thoughts. 単著平成元年 IUJ Annual Review,Vol. 6 pp. 71-83; Structural Change in American and Japanese Financial Markets: Clauses and Consequences, Research Paper Series ⅠⅠⅠ 単著平成元年3月 Center for Japan-U.S. Relations, International University of Japan, 40 pp.; Walras's Law in Macro-economic disequilibrium ; A Reply. 単著平成2年12月 Australian Economic Papers Vol.29, no.55, pp.283-86.
口頭発表: Money Growth and Labor Surprise: Empirical Support from The U.S. Times Series. 単昭和59年12月 Paper Presented at the Annual Conference of the North American Economics and Finance Association, New Orleans; Inflation and Money Growth Under Obiligational Markets and Discretionary Policy 単平成元年3月 Paper Presented to the Central Bank of the Philippines; Window Guidance by the Bank of Japan: Was it Effective? 共 Yoshino,N. 平成6年1月 Paper Presented at the Western Economic Association Internatio nal Pacific Rim Conference Hong Kong; The Original Fisher Equation: A Centennial Reconstruction 単平成8年1月 Paper Presented at the Western Economic Association International Pacific Rim Conference Hong Kong; The Cyclical Behavior of Government Lending Institutions in Japan. 単平成8年3月The Journal of Economics(forthcoming); Sources of Output Fluctuations in the Postwar Japanese Economy 共 Ashwin,k. 平成9年3月 Annual meeting of the Missouri Valley Economic Association
Working Papers: Paradox Lost: New Support for a Post-War Fisher Effect 共 Ferrell, D. 昭和62年3月 Kansas State University
その他: Disputing Mr.Rutledge, Letter to the Editor. 昭和57年2月 The Wall Street Journa 新聞投稿; Review of Understanding Keynes by John Fender. 昭和57年 Wall Street Review of Books. New Salem, N.Y.10, no. 4, pp. 348-351 学術誌書評; Review of Theories of Inflation by Helmut Frisch. 昭和59年 The Journal of Economics, vol. X, pp. 235-36 学術誌書評4 Review of Taxes, Loans, and Inflation: How the Nation's wealth Becomes Misallocated by C. Eugene Steuerle. 昭和60年 The Journal of Economics vol. XI, pp. 197-98. 学術誌書評; Review of The Foundations of Macroeconomics and Monetary Theory by P.J.N.Sinclair 昭和61年 Wall Street Review of Books, vol. XIV, no. 1, pp. 19-22. 学術誌書評; Review of Rational Expectations and Inflation by Thomas J. Sargent. 昭和62年 Wall Street Review of Books, vol. XV, no. 2, pp. 115-18. 学術誌書評; Review of Monetarism and Liberalism: The Chilean Experiment by Sebastian and Alejandra Cox Edwards. 昭和62年 The Journal of Economics, vol. XII, pp. 137-38. 学術誌書評; "Beikoku Ryugaku," (Studying in America), Nihon Keizai Shimbun 平成2年7月日本経済新聞 (平成2年8月25日) 新聞投稿; "Vietnam's Other Lesson," 平成3年8月 The Korea Herald 新聞投稿; Review of Money, Capital, and Fluctuations: Early Essays by F.A. Hayek 平成3年学術誌書評; Review of Economic Analysis of Property Rights by Yoram Barzel. 平成3年 Business Library Review, vol. 17, no.2, pp. 89-91. 学術誌書評; Review of Current Issues in Monetary Policy in the United States and Japan : The Predictability of Money Demand (New York: Praeger, 1991) by Elias C. Grivoyannis. 平成4年 Business Library Review, vol. 17, no.3, pp. 236-37. 学術誌書評; Review of Commercial Banking in an Era Deregulation (2ed.) by Emmanuel N. Roussakis (New York: Praeger, 1989). 平成4年 Business Library Review, vol. 17, no.3, pp. 250-51. 学術誌書評; Review of Preclassical Monetary Theories (London: Pinter Publishers, 1989) by Thomas Guggenheim. 平成4年 Business Library Review, vol. 17, no.4, pp. 310-11. 学術誌書評; Review of The Peasant Soul of Japan by Shoichi Watanabe. 平成4年 Business Library Review, vol. 17, no.3, pp. 207-209. 学術誌書評; Review of In the Shadow of the Rising Sun: The Political Roots of American Economic Decline by William S. Dietrich 平成4年 Business Library Review, vol. 18, no.1, pp.3-6. 学術誌書評; Review of The House of Nomura: The Inside Story of the Legendary Japanese Financial Dynasty by Albert J. Alletzhauser. 平成5年 Business Library Review, vol. 18, no.1, pp. 97-98. 学術誌書評; Review of Foreign Competition in Japan: Human Resource Strategies by Robert J. Ballon (London: Ruotledge, 1992) 平成6年 Business Library Review, vol. 19, no.1, p. 46. 学術誌書評; Review of Pacfic Asia by David Drakakis-Smith (London: Routledge, 1992) 平成6年 Business Library Review, vol. 19, no.1, p. 54. 学術誌書評; Review of The Japanese Economy by Takatoshi Ito. 平成6年 Business Library Review, vol. 19, no.3, pp. 199-202. 学術誌書評; Review of Strategic Capitalism: Private Business and Public Purpose in Japanese Industrial Finance by Kent E. Calder. 平成7年 Business Library Review, vol. 20, no.4, pp. 266-71. 学術誌書評; Review of Japanese Monetary Policy by Kenneth J. Singleton (ed.). 平成8年 Business Library Review, vol.21, no.2, pp. 97-104. 学術誌書評; Review of The Japanese Main Bank System: Its Relevance for Developing and Transforming Economics, ed. by Masahiko Aoki and Hugh Patrick. Business Library Review, forthcoming 学術誌書評
出版予定著書: Structural Change in Japanese Banking 共吉野直行平成10年予定 Greenwood Publishing Group; The Keynesian Paradox: Involuntory Unemployment in General Equilibrium 平成11年予定 Greenwood Publishing Group

1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A) | 2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B) | 3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS | 4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES | 5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT | 6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES | 7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A) | 8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (B) | 9.OTHER ITEMS

2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B)

2008.04～2009.03

BOOK REVIEWS: Review of Jennifer Amyx, Japan's Financial Crisis (Princeton Univ. Press, 2004), Economic Record, vol. 2, no. 266, September 2006, pp. 394-96.

2007.04～2008.03

BOOK REVIEWS: Review of Jennifer Amyx, Japan′s Financial Crisis (Princeton Univ. Press, 2004). Publication pending in Economic Record.

2001.04～2002.03

BOOK REVIEW: Review of The Japanese Economy by David Flath (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2000). In Journal of Economics, XXVII, No. 2, 2001, pp. 106-112.

2000.04～2001.03

(1)BOOK REVIEWS (Forthcoming): Review of The Japanese Economy by David Flath (Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2000). In Business Library Review International (forthcoming).
(2)SHORT ARTICLES IN BOOKS (Forthcoming): “Japan Money,” In Encyclopedia of Asia, Berkshire Reference Works, forthcoming.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）書評: Review of The Political Economy of Japanese Monetary Policy by T.Cargill M.Hutchison,and T.Ito.Journal of Economics,XXIV，no.2，1998，pp.117-120.; Review of The MIT Encyclopedia of the Japanese Economy by R.Hsu.Journal of Economics，XXIV，no.2，1998，pp.115-117.
（2）その他（not mentioned elsewhere）：: “The Original Fisher Equation：A Centennial Reconstruction，”Working Paper，December 1996.; “Japan's Convoy System of Financial Regulation：How it Worked，Why it Flounders.”Working Paper April 1999.

1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A) | 2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B) | 3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS | 4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES | 5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT | 6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES | 7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A) | 8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (B) | 9.OTHER ITEMS

3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS

2010.04～2011.03

Principal Researcher, “A New Explanation for Japan′s Great Stagnation and Deflation,” Japan Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Grants-in-Aid , Scientific Research C (General), No. 21530254, FY 2009-2011.

2009.04～2010.03

Principal Researcher, "A New Explanation for Japan's Great Stagnation and Deflation," Japan Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Grants-in-Aid , Scientific Research C (General), No. 21530254, FY 2009-2011.

1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A) | 2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B) | 3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS | 4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES | 5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT | 6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES | 7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A) | 8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (B) | 9.OTHER ITEMS

4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES

2010.04～2011.03

(1) LECTURES: Macroeconomics 1, Fall 2010.; Macroeconomics 2, Fall 2010-11.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2011.
(2) SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS: Workshop in Public Finance 1 & 2, Spring and Summer 2011
(3) THESIS AND REPORT SUPERVISION/ADVISING: 3 Ph.D. Candidates (thesis supervision; in progress); 1 Ph.D. Candidate (thesis advising ; completed); 2 MA Candidates (Young Leader Program-School of Government; completed); 5 MA Candidates (Transition Economy Program; completed); 2 MA Candidates (Asian Economic Policy Program; in progress); 1 MA Candidate (Public Finance Program; completed); 1 MA Candidate (Public Finance Program; in progress)

2009.04～2010.03

(1) LECTURES: Macroeconomics 1, Fall 2009.; Macroeconomics 2, Fall 2009-10.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2010.
(2) SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS: Workshop in Public Finance I, Spring 2010.
(3) THESIS SUPERVISION: 3 Ph.D. Candidates (thesis supervision; in progress); 1 Ph.D. Candidate (thesis advising ; completed); 6 MA Candidates (Transition Economy Program; completed); 1 MA Candidate (Young Leader Program; completed); 5 MA Candidates (Transition Economy Program; in progress); 2 MA Candidates (Young Leaders Program; in progress); 1 MA Candidate (Public Finance Program; in progress)

2008.04～2009.03

(1) LECTURES: Macroeconomics 1, Fall 2008.; Macroeconomics 2, Fall 2008.; Graduate Seminar I: Advanced Macroeconomics, Fall 2008.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2008-09.; Graduate Seminar II: Selected Topics in Macroeconomics, Winter 2008-09.
(2) THESIS SUPERVISION: 3 students (Ph.D. candidates. Ph.D. thesis supervision in progress); 2 students (theses approved. Ph.D. theses advising); 1 student (Ph.D. candidate. Ph.D. thesis advising); 6 students (Transition Economy Program. Policy papers accepted); 6 students (Transition Economy Program. Policy papers in progress)
(3) INDEPENDENT STUDY SUPERVISION: 1 student (Young Leaders Program. Policy paper accepted); 1 student (Young Leaders Program. In progress)

2007.04～2008.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics 1, Fall 2007.; Macroeconomics 2, Fall 2008.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2008.
(2) INDEPENDENT STUDY SUPERVISION: 1 Young Leaders Program 2007 student (policy paper accepted); 1 Public Policy Program 2007 student (policy paper accepted); 1 Young Leaders Program 2008 student (in progress)
(3) PH.D. THESIS SUPERVISION: 2 Ph.D. candidates (theses in progress)
(4) PH.D. THESIS ADVISING: 2 Ph.D. candidates (theses in progress)
(5) MA POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION: 4 Transition Economy Program 2007 students (policy papers accepted); 4 Transition Economy Program 2008 students (policy papers in progress)

2006.04～2007.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2005-06; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2006
(2) THESIS SUPERVISION: 1 Ph.D. awarded (Ph.D. thesis supervision); 2 Ph.D. candidates (Ph.D. theses supervision, in progress); 1 Ph.D. candidate (Ph.D. thesis supervision, accepted); 2 Ph.D. candidates (Ph.D. thesis advising, in progress); 4 Transition Economy Program students (MA policy paper supervision, completed); 4 Transition Economy Program students (MA policy paper supervision, in progress)
(3) INDEPENDENT STUDY SUPERVISION: 1 YLP student (in progress); 1 Public Policy Program student (in progress)

2005.04～2006.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2005-06.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2006.
(2) INDEPENDENT STUDY SUPERVISION (Completed): 1 student
(3) Ph.D. THESIS SUPERVISION (In progress): 3 students
(4) Ph.D. THESIS ADVISING (In progress): 2 students
(5) MA POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Completed): 5 students
(6) MA POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Current): 4 students

2004.04～2005.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2004-05.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2005.
(2) Ph.D. THESIS SUPERVISION (In progress): Parpiev, Ziyodullo (2002.10; Central Bank of Uzbekistan); Liu, Junming (2003.10; People′s Bank of China); Toyoda, Kohei (2003.10; JBIC)
(3) Ph.D. THESIS ADVISING (In progress): Kurmanalieva, Elvira (National Bank of Kyrgyz Republic); Rahman, Mizanur (University of Dhaka)
(4) MA POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Completed): Hong Gong (National Bureau of Statistics, China); Le Thi Thu Ha (State Securities Commission, China); Wint Sandar (Central Bank of Myanmar)
(5) MA POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Current): Abduganieva, Dilbar (Central Bank of Uzbekistan).; Chucherd Thitima (Bank of Thailand); Nguyen Dang Binh (Ministry of Planning and Investment, Vietnam); Tran Kim Dung (State Securities Commission of Vietnam)

2003.04～2004.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2003.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2004.
(2) Ph.D. THESIS SUPERVISION (In progress): Parpiev, Ziyodullo (Central Bank of Uzbekistan); Liu, Junming (People's Bank of China); Toyoda, Kohei (JIBC)
(3) Ph.D. THESIS ADVISING (In progress): Kurmanalieva, Elvira (National Bank of Kyrgyz Republic); Rahman, Mizanur (University of Dhaka)
(4) POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Completed): Muysinaliev, Utkirjon Alisherovich (Central Bank of Uzbekistan); Sanglay, Abigail Barbara Baysa (Department of Finance, Philippines)
(5) POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Current): Hong Gong (National Bureau of Statistics, China); Le Thi Thu Ha (State Securities Commission, China); Wint Sandar (Central Bank of Myanmar)
(6) POLICY PAPER ADVISING (Completed): Kluczny, Artur Krzysztof (Chancellery of Prime Minister, Poland)
(7) RESEARCH WORKSHOPS: Coordinator, Monetary Policy Study Group; Coordinator, American Economy Research Group; Coordinator, Fiscal Policy Research Group; Macroeconomics Workshop, Tokyo University

2002.04～2003.03

(1) COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2002, GRIPS.; Japanese Financial System, Winter 2003 GRIPS.
(2) Ph.D. THESIS SUPERVISION (In progress): Parpiev, Ziyodullo (Central Bank of Uzbekistan)
(3) Ph.D. THESIS ADVISING (In progress): Tanaka, Hiraki (Mitsubishi Research Institute)
(4) POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Completed): Tan, Zhen (People′s Bank of China, China); Djonmakhmedov, Karomatullo (National Bank of Tajikistan, Tajikistan); Aung Than Win (Ministry of Finance, Myanmar)
(5) POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Current): Liu, Junming (People′s Bank of China); Muysinaliev, Utkirjon Alisherovich (Central Bank of Uzbekistan); Sanglay, Abigail Barbara Baysa (Department of Finance, Philippines)
(6) SPECIAL LECTURES: “Reforming the Financial Sector,” Young Leaders′ Program, GRIPS, 20 June 2002.
(7) RESEARCH GROUPS: Coordinator, GRIPS Monetary Policy Study Group

2001.04～2002.03

EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AT GRIPS
(1)COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2001, GRIPS.; Japanese Financial Markets, Winter 2002 GRIPS.
(2)POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Completed): Gao, Shan-wen (People's Bank of China, China), MPP, 2001.; He, Bo-yong (People's Bank of China, China), MPP, 2001.; Liu, Aihua (State Statistical Bureau, China), MPP, 2001.
(3)POLICY PAPER SUPERVISION (Current): Tan, Zhen (People's Bank of China, China); Djonmakhmedov, Karomatullo (National Bank of Tajikistan, Tajikistan); Aung Than Win (Ministry of Finance, Myanmar)
(4)SPECIAL LECTURES: "Japan's Convoy System of Financial Regulation," Lecture to visiting professors and graduate students from Korea University, GRIPS, 17 November 2001.
(5)STUDENT RECOGNITION: Invited policy paper presentations of students (Mr. Shanwen Gao and Ms. Liu Aihua), IMF Regional Office, Tokyo, 24 August 2001.
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES AT GSPS (Saitama University)
(1)THESIS SUPERVISION (Completed): Recnychenko, Nataliya (State Tax Administration, Ukraine), MPA, 2001.; Tambunan, Martahan Fritson (Bank Indonesia, Indonesia), MPA, 2001.
(2)THESIS READER (Completed): Raghavan, Divya (Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet), Australia, MPP, 2001.

2000.04～2001.03

EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AT GRIPS
(1)COURSES TAUGHT: Macroeconomics, Fall 2001, GRIPS.; Japanese Financial Markets, Winter 2001 GRIPS.
(2)SPECIAL SEMINAR: “Monetary Policy in Japan,” GRIPS, March 27, 2001.
(3)POLICY PAPER GUIDANCE (SUPERVISIOR): Gao, Shan-wen; He, Bo-yong; Liu, Aihua
EDUCATION ACTIVITIES AT GSPS (Saitama University)
(1)COURSES TAUGHT: Open-Economy Macroeconomics, Spring 2000, GSPS.; Research Topics in Macroeconomics, Spring 2000, GSPS.
(2)POLICY PAPER GUIDANCE (SUPERVISIOR): Lucich, Milovan, “The Value of the Yen and Growth in East Asia.” (MPA, Public Policy, September 2000).; Reznychenko, Nataliya.; Tambunan, Martahan Fritson
(3)POLICY PAPER GUIDANCE (READER): Marbun, Robert L. (MPA, Customs, September 2000).; Myrzabayeva, Gulira (MDS, March 2001); Tran, Van Dung (MDS, March 2001); Raghavan, Divya.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）講義（Saitama University）: Macroeconomics（I），Fall Term.; Japanese Financial Markets，Fall Term.; Open Economy Macroeconomics，Spring Term.; Research Topics in Macroeconomics，Spring Term.
（2）演習: 1998.01.10. Seminar presentation：“The Reaction Function of Japan's Fiscal Authorities,” Graduate School of Policy Science，Saitama University.; 1999.2.22.Seminar presentation：“Are Japanese Budget Deficits Monetized?” Graduate School of Policy Science，Saitama University.
（3）論文指導: Tambunan，Julius L. Public Policy Program，Saitama University，（Current MA Student）. [Bank of Indonesia]; Lu，Wang.“Toward Self-Governance：The Surest Path of China's Financial Reform，” Masters Report，IMF Program，Saitama University. （Policy Report submitted for approval.）[People's Bank of China]; Tapiheru，Luctor E.“The Effects of Japanese Budget Deficits on Monetary Policy，” Masters Thesis，Public Policy Program，Saitama University,July 1998.[Bank of Indonesia]; Sitthilath，Khampout.“Improving Monetary Policy Implementation in the Lao PDR，” International Development Studies Program，Saitama University，July 1998.[Bank of Lao PDR]; Delgermaa，Gira.“Mongolia，An Economy in Transition：From Banking Crisis to Banking Reform，” IMF Program，Saitama University，July 1998.[Bank of Mongolia]; Aryanji，Susanti.“Money Demand Behavior and the Effect on Bank Funding Structure in Post War Japan：A Disaggregation Approach，”Masters Thesis，Public Policy Program，Saitama University，July 1997.[Bank of Indonesia]

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5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT

2010.04～2011.03

(1) COMMITTEES: Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, Ph.D. Main Advisors Committee; Member, Economics Group; Participant, YLP Selection Committee
(2) OTHER ACTIVITIES: GRIPS Promotion Activities, Cameroon, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.; Recruiting Activities: Interviews for Young Leaders Program (YLP) Scholarships in Korea and China, February 2011.; Recruiting Activities: Interviews for Japan-IMF Scholarships (JISPA) in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Kazakhstan, March 22-28, 2011.

2009.04～2010.03

(1) COMMITTEES: Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, Ph.D. Main Advisors Committee; Member, Economics Group; Participant, YLP Selection Committee
(2) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member, Economics Group; Promotion Activities: GRIPS Promotion trip to South Africa (in conjunction with academic conference), September 2-5, 2009. Gathered information and promoted GRIPS to government officials and opinion leaders.; Recruiting Activities: YLP scholarship interviews in Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia, February 14-19, 2010. Also engaged in promotion activities with sponsoring and coordinating agencies and alumni activities.; Recruiting Activities: One interview in Malasia for JISPA scholarship, February 18, 2009.; Recruiting Activities: Interviews for JISPA scholarships in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Kazakhstan, March 22-31, 2010.; Field trip with Transition Economy Program students, Kyoto, January 28-29, 2010.

2008.04～2009.03

(1) COMMITTEES: Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, Ph.D. Main Advisors Committee; Member, Economics Group; Participant, YLP Selection Committee
(2) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Recruiting Activities: YLP promotion meetings in Indonesia, Brunei, Malaysia, and Philippines, August 12-23, 2008. Provided briefings to sponsoring agencies and other relevant parties. Met alumni and updated records.; Recruiting Activities: YLP scholarship interviews in Philippines, Indonesia, and Malaysia, March 3-11, 2009. Met alumni and updated records.; Recruiting Activities: IMF scholarship interviews in Vietnam and Laos, March 16-22, 2009. Networked with alumni and sponsoring agencies in each country. Updated alumni records.; Recruiting Activities: YLP scholarship interviews in Laos, March 19, 2009. Met alumni.; Recruiting Activities: Videoconference interviews with YLP candidates.; Participant, Japan-IMF Scholarship Program review, January 16, 2009.; Field trip with IMF program students, Kyoto, January 28-29, 2009.

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6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES

2007.04～2008.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: Executive Committee, Transition Economy Program.; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee.; Member, Economics Ph.D. Holder Group.; Participant, Young Leaders Program Selection Committee.
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: IMF scholarship interviews in Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand, March 17-25, 2008. Networked with alumni and sponsoring agencies in each country. Updated alumni records. (See trip report.); Videoconference interviews with Young Leaders Program candidates

2006.04～2007.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, YLP Selection Committee; Member, Economics Ph.D. Holders Group
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: YLP scholarship interviews in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Kazakhstan, February 2-11, 2007. Engaged in YLP promotion activities. Briefed many senior government officials on the YLP program and other GRIPS programs and activities. Updated alumni records. ( See trip report. ); IMF scholarship interviews in Uzbekistan, Kyrgyz Republic, and Kazakhstan, March 20-29, 2007. Briefed many senior government officials on the IMF program and other GRIPS programs and activities. Sponsored alumni parties in each country. Updated alumni records. ( See trip report. )
(3) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Coordinator, Financial Policy Research Group (FPRG), GRIPS.

2005.04～2006.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: Member, English Programs Committee; Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, Economics PhD Holders Group
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: IMF scholarship interviews in Uzbekistan and Kyrgyz, March 20-29, 2006.
(3) RESEARCH WORKSHOPS: Coordinator; Monetary Policy Research Group (MPRG) and Fiscal Policy Research Group (FPRG); GRIPS

2004.04～2005.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: Member, English Programs Committee; Executive Committee, Transition Economies Program; Member, Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Member, Economics PhD Holders Group
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: IMF scholarship interviews in Thailand, Myanmar, and Cambodia, 23-31 March 2005.

2003.04～2004.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: General Faculty Meetings; Transition Economies Program; Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; Young Leader's Program Scholarship Selection Committee; Faculty Selection Committee (Economics)
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: Interview trip to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan: 3-24 March 2004. [Interviewed candidates for the Japan-IMF Scholarship Program.]; Telephone interviews with scholarship candidates, March 2004.

2002.04～2003.03

(1) FACULTY COMMITTEES: General Faculty Meetings; Transition Economies Program; Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee; YLP Scholarship Selection Committee; Faculty Selection Committee (Economics)
(2) RECRUITING ACTIVITIES: Interviews in Almaty, Kazakhstan, 2 April 2002. [Interviewed candidates from Kyrgyz Republic and Kazakhstan for the Young Leaders Program.]; Interview trip to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, 14-22 March 2003. [Interviewed candidates for the Japan- IMF Scholarship Program.]; Interview trip to Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar, 22-30 March 2003. [Interviewed candidates for the Young Leaders Program.]

2001.04～2002.03

(1)FACULTY COMMITTEES: General Faculty Meetings; Transition Economies Program; Japan-IMF Scholarship Selection Committee
(2)RESEARCH GROUPS: International Relations Project; Consultant, GRIPS Professor Group for World Bank.
(3)SPECIAL PROJECTS: School trip to Hokkaido, 26-28 July, 2001.; Recruit trip to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, 26 March - 5 April 2002. [Interviewed candidates for Transition Economy Program and Young Leaders' Program.]

2000.04～2001.03

FACULTY MEETINGS AND PROJECTS: International Program, GRIPS.; General Faculty Meetings, GRIPS.; Transition Economies Program, GRIPS; International Relations Research Project, GRIPS.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）FACULTY MEETINGS: Meetings of Public Policy Program，GSPS.; General Faculty Meetings，GSPS.; Periodic English proof reading for program directors，administrative staff，and selected professors.

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7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A)

2010.04～2011.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTERS: Part-time Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Rikkyo University, Japanese Economic System, Fall 2010.; Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Administration, International Christian University (ICU), Macroeconomics, Winter 2010.
(2) ACTIVITIES FOR FOUNDATIONS: Selection Committee, Professional Degrees, Fulbright Japan (Japan-U.S. Educational Commission), November 2010.
(3) ACTIVITIES IN ACADEMIC ORGANIZATIONS: Member, American Economic Association; Member, Western Economics Association International; Member, History of Economics Society; Member, Japan Economic Policy Association
(4) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice President and Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan.; Vice President and President-Elect, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association; Participant, “Evening with Ambassador Roos,” University of Washington Alumni Association, New Otani Hotel, Tokyo, January 20, 2011.
(5) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (FAOA); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (ROA); Life Member, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)

2009.04～2010.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTERS VISITING LECTURESHIP: Part-time Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Rikkyo University, Japanese Economic System, Fall 2009.; Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Administration, International Christian University (ICU), Macroeconomics, Winter 2009.
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Member, American Economic Association; Member, Western Economics Association International; Member, History of Economics Society; Member, Japan Economic Policy Association
(3) ACTIVITIES IN ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Vice President and Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan.; Vice President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association; DIJ Business and Economics Study Group, Deutsches Institute fur Japanstudieren.; Lunch Seminar on the Japanese Economy, Maison Franco-Japanaise (MFJ).; Member, Japan In Context (JIC) Study Group; Participant, Periodic conference calls with Senior IMF Staff, IMF HQ, Washington, D.C.
(4) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (FAOA); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (ROA); Life Member, Military Officers Association of America (MOAA)

2008.04～2009.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES AND RESEARCH CENTERS VISITING LECTURESHIP: Part-Time Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Rikkyo University, Fall 2008. Taught one class titled "The Japanese Economic System" (90 minutes/week).; Part-Time Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Administration, International Christian University (ICU), Winter 2008. Taught Macroeconomics (140 minutes/week).
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.; Vice-President and Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan.; DIJ Business and Economics Study Group, Deutsches Institute f?r Japanstudieren.; Lunch Seminars on the Japanese Economy, Maison Franco-Japanaise (MFJ).; Member, Japan In Context (JIC) Study Group.; Outside Advisor, Sasakawa Central European Fund (SCEF).; Interlocutor, Conference Calls with Senior IMF Staff, IMF, Washington, D.C.
(3) ACTIVITIES IN ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Econometrics Society.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, History of Economics Society.; Member, Japan Economic Policy Association; Journal Referee, Frontiers in Finance and Economics; Journal Referee, International Journal of Economic Policy Studies
(4) OTHER ACTIVITIES: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association.; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association.; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (FAOA).; Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (ROA).; Life Member, Military Officers Association of American (MOAA).

2007.04～2008.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Rikkyo University, Fall 2007. Taught one class titled “The Japanese Economic System” (90 minutes/week); Part-Time Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Administration, International Christian University (ICU), Winter 2007. Taught Macroeconomics (140 minutes/week)
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.; Vice-President and Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan.; Participant, DIJ Business and Economics Study Group, Deutsches Institut fur Japanstudieren.; Participant, Lunch Seminars, Maison Franco-Japanaise.; Consultant, Sasakawa Central European Fund (SCEF).
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Econometrics Society.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, History of Economics Society.; Member, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).

2006.04～2007.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-time Lecturer, Japanese Studies Program, Rikkyo University, Fall 2006. Taught one class titled, “The Japanese Economic System” (90 minutes/ week).; Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of Public Administration, International Christian University, Winter 2006. Taught Macroeconomics (140 minutes/ week).
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice-President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.; Vice-President and Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan.; Participant, DIJ Business and Economics Study Group, Deutsches Institut fur Japanstudien.
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Econometrics Society.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, History of Economics Society.; Member, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/ Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.); Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.); Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.)

2005.04～2006.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Japanese Studies, Rikkyo University, Fall 2005.; Taught one class titled “The Japanese Economic System” (90 minutes/week).; Participant, Macroeconomics Workshop, Tokyo University
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.; Vice-President, Board of Directors, Univ. of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995-present.; Participant, DIJ Business and Economics Study Group, Deutsches Institute f?r Japanstudieren.
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Econometrics Society.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.; Member, History of Economics Society.; Member, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics.
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).

2004.04～2005.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Fall 2004. Taught one class titled “The Japanese Economic System” (90 minutes/week).; Special Lecturer, “Financial System Development in Japan,” University of Economics, Bratislava, Slovakia, 20-26 November 2004. Eight (8) lectures sponsored by Sasakawa Central Europe Fund.; Board of Directors, Univ. of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995-present.
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Vice President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Econometrics Society.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.; Member, History of Economics Society.
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).

2003.04～2004.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Spring 2003. Taught one class titled "The Japanese Economic System" (90 minutes/week).; Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Fall 2004. Taught one class titled "Contemporary Economic Problems" (90 minutes/week).; Special Lecturer, "Financial System Development in Japan," University of Economics, Bratislava, Slovakia, 20-21 October 2003. Gave four lectures (out of 12) in a course titled "Modern Japanese Economic Affairs" sponsored by the Sasakawa Central Europe Fund.; Special Lecturer, "Financial System Development in Japan," The Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, 23-24 October 2003. Gave four lectures (out of 12) in a course titled "Modern Japanese Economic Affairs" sponsored by the Sasakawa Central Europe Fund.; Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995-present.
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Secretary, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association.
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.; Member, History of Economics Society
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).

2002.04～2003.03

(1) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Spring 2002. Taught one class titled “The Japanese Economic System” (90 minutes/week).; Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Fall 2003. Taught one class titled “Contemporary Economic Problems” (90 minutes/week).; Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995- present.
(2) ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Member, Fulbright Selection Committee in Economics, Japan-U.S. Educational Commission.; Referee, Contemporary Economic Policy (Oxford University Press).
(3) ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.
(4) OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).

2001.04～2002.03

(1)ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Spring 2001. Taught one class titled "Japanese Financial Markets" (90 minutes/week).; Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995- present.; Student advisor, National Tax College, Japanese Ministry of Finance.
(2)ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Regional Editor, Japan. Business Library Review International, 1989-2001.; Reviewer, Australian Economic Papers, 1987-present.; President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association of the U.S., 1995- 2001.; Deputy Chief of Staff for Host Nation Activities (DCSHNA)/G5 [reserve mobilization position; senior civil affairs advisor for all components of U.S. Forces, Japan (USFJ)], U.S. Army Japan (USARJ)/9th TSC, 1996-2002.
(3)ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Association for Asian Studies.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.
(4)OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Life Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.); Life Member, Reserve Officers Association (U.S.).
(5)MISCELLANEOUS ACHIEVEMENTS: Designated: ROA Minuteman. Inducted into ROA Brigade of Volunteers, Reserve Officers Association (ROA), National Headquarters, Washington, D.C., March 2002.

2000.04～2001.03

(1)ACTIVITIES AT OTHER UNIVERSITIES: Part-Time Lecturer, Social Studies Department, Rikkyo University, Spring term. Teach one class titled “Japanese Financial Markets” (90 minutes/week).; Board of Directors, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, 1995-present. [Honorary Chairman: Honorable Thomas Foley, U.S. Ambassador.]; Academic seminar: “The Convoy System of Financial Regulation,” Economics Department, Nagasaki University, March 16, 2001.
(2)ACTIVITIES AT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS: Regional Editor, Japan. Business Library Review International, 1989-present.; Reviewer, Australian Economic Papers, 1987-present.; President, Far East Department, Reserve Officers Association of the U.S., 1995- present.; Deputy Chief of Staff for Host Nation Activities (DCSHNA)/G5, U.S. Army Japan/9th TAACOM, 1996-present. [U.S. Army Reserve mobilization position. On mobilization, also serve as senior civil affairs adviser for all components of U.S. Forces, Japan (USFJ)].
(3)ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS: Member, American Economic Association.; Member, Western Economics Association International.; Member, Association for Asian Studies.; Member, Missouri Valley Economics Association.
(4)OTHER MEMBERSHIPS: Life Member, Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association (U.S.).; Life Member, Civil Affairs Association (U.S.).; Founding Member, Foreign Area Officers Association (U.S.)
(5)MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES: Annual Dinner Meeting, University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan, Residency of U.S. Ambassador, U.S. Embassy, Tokyo, April 2000.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）他大学・研究所等における活動: Part-Times Lecturer，Social Studies Department，Rikkyo University，1992 -present. Teach one class titled“Japanese Financial Markets”in the Springterm（90 minutes/week）.; Board of Directors，University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan,1995-present. [Honorary Chairman：Honorable Thomas Foley，U.S.Ambassador.]; Academic Seminar：“Changing Social Conditions in Japan，”Business School，University of Wisconsin Eau Claire，Eau Claire，Wisconsin，July 13，1998.
（2）財団法人等における活動: Regional Editor，Japan Business Library Review，1989-present.; Reviewer，Australian Economic Papers，1987-present.; President，Far East Department，Reserve Officers Association of the U.S.，1995-present.; Deputy Chief of Staff for Host Nations Activities（DCSHNA）/G5，U.S. Army Japan/9th TAACOM 1996-present. [U.S.Army Reserve-mobilization position.On mobilization，also serve as senior Civil Affairs advisor for all components of U.S.Forces，Japan（USFJ）].
（3）学会等における活動: Member，American Economic Association.; Member，Western Economics Association International.; Member，The Association For Asian Studies.; Member，Missouri Valley Economics Association.
（4）その他: Life Member，National Eagle Scout Association（U.S.）.; Life Member，Fort Phil Kearny/Bozeman Trail Association（U.S.）.; Life Member，Civil Affairs Association（U.S.）.; Founding Member，Foreign Area Officers Association（U.S.）.

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8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (B)

2009.04～2010.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES AND DISCUSSION MEETINGS: Moderator, GRIPS-Mansfield Foundation Joint Seminar, "The Obama Administration's Likely Approach to Trade: The Next Phase of Trade Agreements and Implications for Asia" (Speaker: Michael Panzera), GRIPS, February 23, 2009.; Participant, 25th Anniversary Conference on U.S.-Japan Relations in East Asia (featuring former U.S. Vice President Walter Mondale), sponsored by Mansfield Foundation, Tokyo, April 15, 2009.

2008.04～2009.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES AND DISCUSSION MEETINGS: Moderator, GRIPS-Mansfield Foundation Joint Seminar on "Japan's Financial Diplomacy and Its Implication to the United States" (Speaker: R. Logan Sturm), GRIPS, April 16, 2008.; Roundtable Discussant, IMF Seminar on "Fiscal Risks - Sources, Disclosure and Management" (Speaker: Jeffrey M. Davis), Tokyo, July 7, 2008.; Panel Discussant, Brainstorming Sessions, ADBI Conference on "Implications of Global Shocks for Asia's Growth," Tokyo, August 27-28, 2008.; Panel Discussant, "International Education," Sponsored by PTA, Metropolitan International High School, Tokyo, February 7, 2009.; Moderator, GRIPS-Mansfield Foundation Joint Seminar on "the Obama Administration's Likely Approach to Trade," (Speaker: Michael Panzera), GRIPS, February 23, 2009.
(2) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: Presentation Seminar on World Economic Outlook, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, April 13, 2008.; Japan-IMF Program Seminar, IMF Regional Office, April 21, 2008.; Symposium on "Financial Turbulence and the Global Financial System," Sponsored by MOF and IMF, Tokyo, May 20, 2008.; University of Washington Alumni Meeting and Reception, June 6, 2008.; Reception honoring Mansfield Fellows; Sponsored by MOFA, NPA and Mansfield Foundation; Tokyo, September 4, 2008.; 60th Anniversary Meeting, The Mont Pelerin Society, Tokyo, September 7-12, 2008.; Seminar by Kenneth Pyle on "Emerging Political Generations in East Asia," International House of Japan, October 2, 2008.; Presentation Seminar on World Economic Outlook, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, October 9, 2008.; Christmas dinner and reception featuring Honorable Lech Kaczynski, President, Republic of Poland; Embassy of Poland, Tokyo, December 3, 2008.; Seminar on "Global Financial Crisis and the Role of the IMF," Hitotsubashi University, December 16, 2008.

2007.04～2008.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES AND DISCUSSION MEETINGS: Seminar presentation titled “Japan′s Monetary Policy Transition,” Keio University, September 29, 2007.; Participant, IMF Roundtable with Ms. Agnes Belaisch, IMF European Office, “Single Monetary Policy in the EMU: Lessons for Asian Monetary Integration,” September 12, 2007.; Participant, conference call/briefing on key issues of the Annual Meetings of the IMF and World Bank with Mr. Simon Johnson, Director of Research and Economic Counselor, IMF Headquarters, Washington, D.C., October 11, 2007.; Participant, Presentation Seminar on World Economic Outlook, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, October 18, 2007.; Participant, IMF Roundtable with Dr. Jeffrey Bohn, Shinsei Bank, “After the Sub-Prime Meltdown: The Promise and Peril of Structured Credit,” December 6, 2007.; Chairman, Session on Growth, Development, and Population Policy, COE/JEPA Joint Economic Conference, Tokyo, December 9, 2007.
(2) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: University of Washington Alumni Reception and Party, April 25, 2007.; Japan-IMF Scholarship Seminar and Reception, April 18, 2007.; Young Leaders Program Colloquium with Mr. Gyohten Toyoo, June 12, 2007.; Concert, dinner reception and meeting with Honorable Marcin Rybicki, Ph.D., Ambassador of Poland, October 4, 2007.; Dinner meeting with Dean Noriyoshi Shiraishi, Business School, Rikkyo University, October 23, 2007.; Official representative of U.S. Reserve Officers at Remembrance Day ceremony, Hodogaya Cemetery, Yokohama, November 11, 2007. Reception afterwards with Heads of Commonwealth Diplomatic Missions and other distinguished guests.; Japan-IMF Scholarship Welcome Reception, November 16, 2007.

2006.04～2007.03

(1)　MEDIA ACTIVITIES (BROADCASTING MEDIA): Interviewed on Kyrgyz National TV by Ms. Zarina Esenbaeva on February 6, 2007 for “Zamana,” a popular morning breakfast show. Provided information on GRIPS and the Young Leader′s Program.; Meeting on February 5, 2007 with Mr. Abykeev Chlponbec, Advisor to the President of the Kyrgyz Republic and Head of the Kyrgyz Public Relations Service. My comprehensive briefing on all GRIPS programs was filmed for Kyrgyz public TV.
(2)　PUBLIC LECTURES AND DISCUSSION MEETINGS: May 9, 2006. YLP Dinner and Colloquium featuring Dr. Robert Orr, President, Boeing Japan.; June 21, 2006. Luncheon meeting at Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan with Dr. Robert Orr, President Boeing Japan. Discussed U.S. presidential politics and Japan-U.S. security issues.; Dinner meeting on February 5, 2007 with HE Honorable Tatsuhiko Kasai, Acting Ambassador of Japan, Embassy of Japan, Kyrgyz Republic. Discussed the YLP and other GRIPS programs.; Luncheon meeting at the residence of HE Ambassador Tetsuo Ito on February 8, 2007. Briefed the ambassador on GRIPS programs and activities.; Meeting with Mr. Adylbek F. Sultanbekov, President-rector and professor, Academy of Management, Kyrgrz Republic. Provided briefing on GRIPS programs and activities.; Panelist. Open seminar for Uzbekistan Government Officials in the Board Room of the Central Bank of Uzbekistan on March 23, 2007. Discussed the GRIPS IMF program and answered questions.
(3) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: University of Washington Alumni Board-Japan Meeting and Party, Tokyo American Club, April 21, 2006.; Japan-IMF Scholarship Farewell Reception, June 30, 2006.; Japan-IMF Scholarship Welcome Reception, November 10, 2006.

2005.04～2006.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES/DISCUSSIONS: Invited lecture, “Japanese Monetary Policy,” Center for Risk Research, Shiga University, January 25, 2006.; Invited panel discussant, International Conference on Legal and Economic Frameworks for Consumer Protection in Asian Services, Sponsored by Keio University and the Financial Services Agency, March 3, 2006.
(2) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: Participant, University of Washington Alumni Board Meeting and Reception with UW President Mark Tilden, March 24, 2005.; Participant, “Japan-IMF Scholarship Seminar,” Asian Development Bank Institute, March 1, 2006.

2004.04～2005.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES/DISCUSSIONS: Featured speaker, Expatriate Panel, Japan Study Tour, University of Missouri-Saint Louis, Olympic Memorial Youth Center, Tokyo, May 20, 2004.; Discussions on Japanese economy with Australian Treasury officials, Australian Embassy, Tokyo, January 14, 2005.; Lecture to and discussion with representatives of IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, GRIPS campus, February 4, 2005.; Moderator, presentation by Professor Tomas Cahlik (Charles University) and discussion on European convergence, GRIPS campus, October 20, 2004.
(2) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: Invited guest of Asian Foundation, Professional Dinner: “Japan′s Security Options,” Foreign Correspondents′ Club of Japan (FCCJ), June 8, 2004.; Farewell Reception for IMF Scholars, Tokyo, June 28, 2004.; Reunion, University of Washington Alumni Association, FCCJ, July 1, 2004.; Archival research and discussions on Vietnam War project with Jeannine Swift, National Archives (NARA), Washington, D.C., July 11-12, 2004; and John Wilson, NARA Archivist, LBJ Library, University of Texas, Austin, July 14-15, 2004.; Meeting on NEH grant proposal (“Asia Through American Eyes”) with Mark Green, Director, American Heritage Center, University of Wyoming, Laramie, July 19, 2004.; GSPS Reunion, Saitama University, March 12, 2005.

2003.04～2004.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES/DISCUSSIONS: Commentator, "What JFK Meant to Us." John F. Kennedy Library and Museum, Boston Massachusetts, July 26, 2003. Meeting and dinner hosted by the Kennedy Museum in commemoration of the 40th anniversary meeting of the Boys Nation Class of 1963 with President John F. Kennedy.
(2) OTHER MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES: Participant, International Symposium: "Capital Markets and Corporate Finance in Japan," Sankei Plaza Ohtemachi, December 11, 2003.; Dinner meeting and discussion with Professor Sumimaru Odano, Director, Center for Risk Research, Shiga University, Kyoto, February 9, 2003.; IMF Roundtable Discussion and Reception, IMF Regional Office, February 27, 2004.; Dinner meeting and discussion with Dr. Lee Hartwell, Nobel Laureate in physiology of medicine, Foreign Correspondents' Club of Japan, June 3, 2003.; Participant, IMF Roundtable Discussions, IMF Regional Office, June 18, 2003.; University of Washington Alumni Association Reunion, June 25, 2003.; Dinner meeting and discussion with Economic Department faculty members, Kansas State University, Manhattan Kansas, July 16, 2003.; Dinner meeting and discussion with former U.S. President Bill Clinton, 40th Anniversary Meeting of the Boys Nation of 1963, Omni-Parker House, Boston, Massachusetts, July 25, 1963.; Discussion meeting with Mr. Blair LaBarge, Economic/Commercial Officer, American Consulate in Fukuoka, March 1, 2004.

2002.04～2003.03

(1) PUBLIC LECTURES: “The Great Game and Its Modern Successor,” New Sanno Hotel, 20 May 2002. Lecture to military officers and U.S. government officials.; “Crossing the MRD,” Camp Zama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 2 August 2002. Lecture to U.S. military personnel.; “Memories of the Vietnam War,” Camp Zama, Kanagawa Prefecture, 2 September 2002. Lecture to U.S. military personnel.; “Financial System Development in Japan,” University of Economics, Bratislava, Slovakia, 30 November ? 4 December 2002. Five lectures sponsored by the Sasakawa Central Europe Fund (SCEF).; “Financial System Development in Japan,” Institute of Economic Studies, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic, 5 ? 7 December 2002. Five lectures sponsored by the Sasakawa Central Europe Fund (SCEF).; Seminar: “Interest with Appreciation: The Original Fisher Equation,” Otaru University of Commerce, Otaru, Hokkaido, 22 February 03.
(2) DISCUSSION MEETINGS: “Asian Economic Problems.” Discussions with Shiga University professors, Kyoto, 8 February 2002.; Japan-IMF Scholarship Seminar, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Tokyo, 28 February 2002.; Office Call: Major General Alan D. Johnson, Commander, U.S. Army Japan, Camp Zama, 3 May 2002.
(3) OTHER: IMF Reception for Mr. Kunio Saito, Toranomon Pastoral, 21 June 2002.; IMF Scholars Graduation Party, Daiichi Hotel, 12 September 2002.; IMF Scholars Welcome Party, IMF Regional Office, 18 October 2002.; USO Service Salute, New Sanno Hotel, 1 November 2002.

2001.04～2002.03

(1)PUBLIC LECTURES: "Reserve Support for USARJ," Lecture to students of the JGSDF Staff College, Camp Meguro, Tokyo, 14 June 2001.; "Monetary Policy in Japan," Research Department, Central Bank of Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 29 March 2002.
(2)DISCUSSION MEETINGS: "Employment of Army Reserve Forces," Discussions with Lt. General Teruhisa Koyanagi, Doctor Major General Hiroshi Nakamura, and other senior officers of the JGSDF Staff College, Camp Meguro, Tokyo, 14 June 2001.; "Current Economic and Social Conditions in the Kansei Region," Shiga University professors, Kyoto, 23 June 2001.; Japan-IMF Program Orientation Course, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Tokyo, 18 October 2001.; Japan-IMF Scholar Seminar, IMF Regional Office for Asia and the Pacific, Tokyo, 22 February 2002.; "Current Economic and Social Conditions in Okinawa," Okinawa University professors, 8-10 March 2002.
(3)OTHER: Reception and Culture Evening with H.E. Mrs. Megawati Soekarnoputri, President of the Republic of Indonesia, Imperial Hotel Tokyo, 28 September 2001.

2000.04～2001.03

“Forgotten Lessons of the Vietnam War” [newspaper op ed]. Published in: The Straits Times, May 2, 2000; The Korea Herald, May 3, 2000; The Casper Star- Tribune, May 14, 2000; and Hoosier Times, May 24, 2000.

1997.10～1999.03

（1）活字メディア: “Return of the Warriors，”Voices，The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition，Octorber 29，1998.; “Presidential Character，”Voices，The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition，September 11，1998.
（2）電波メディア: “From Boys to Men：Parts 1 and 2.”Feature Program，ABC Nightline News，July 16 ＆ 24，1998. [Two part television series on the Boys Nation Class of 1963.]; “Government Policy and the Present Japanese Financial Crisis”（in Korean）. Korean Economic Newspaper，June 2，1998.[Feature story on my views of the Japanese Financial Crisis. ]

1.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (A) | 2.ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS (B) | 3.RESEARCH ACTIVITIES BY RESEARCH GRANTS | 4.EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES | 5.INVOLVEMENT IN THE ADMINISTRATION AND MANAGEMENT | 6.ADMINISTRATIVE AND RESEARCH ACTIVITIES | 7.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTION (A) | 8.SOCIAL CONTRIBUTIONS (B) | 9.OTHER ITEMS

9.OTHER ITEMS

2002.04～2003.03

(1) AWARDS AND RECOGNITION: Legion of Merit, U.S. Department of Defense, 3 May 2002. [For “exceptional meritorious service” in support of the Japan-U.S. security alliance.]; Certificate of Appreciation from U.S. President George W. Bush, May 2002. [For contributions to U.S. national security.]; Encyclopedia of Modern Asia received an award as “Best Reference Source 2002” from the American Library Association. [I have two articles in this encyclopedia.]
(2) EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH: Study tour of American colleges and universities (University of California Berkeley, Stanford University, University of San Francisco, Whitman College, Western Washington University, University of Puget Sound, University of Washington, University of California San Diego, University of San Diego), 11-29 July 2002.

1997.10～1999.03

Meeting with U.S.President Bill Clinton，Reunion of Boys Nation Class of 1963，White House，July 17，1998.

Annual Dinner Meeting，University of Washington Alumni Association-Japan，Residency of U.S.Ambassador，U.S.Embassy，Tokyo，June 22，1998.

Economic Discussions，Treasury Department ，People's Bank of China，Beijing，China，April 3，1998.

Briefing on Japanese banking conditions by Inamura Kobo，Director General，Okinawa Office of Posts and Telecommunications，Naha，Okinawa，March 25，1998.

Welcome party for U.S. Ambassador Thomas Foley，Tokyo American Club，January 28，1998.

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