Professor
Osaka School of International Public Policy, The University of Osaka
・ Empirical analysis of land use and land property rights in the tropical rain forest area
・ Analysis of factors contributing to the expension of regional agricultural commodity markets
・ Empirical analysis of deforestation and growth of agiricultural exports in Brazil
・ Develpment of productivity and technological progress indices that reflexts environmental aspects
・ Quantification of the trade effect of trade Facilitation, technical barriers to trade (TBT), sanitary and phytosanitary standards (SPS)
・ Empirical analysis of trade-related development aid
・ Prospects for simplification and harmonization of trade regulations and customs procedures in Asian countries
・ Analysis of driving factors of environmental compliance of developing country firms
・ Reconsideration of the Pollution Haven Hypothesis
2001. 08 University of Maryland Department of Agricultural and Economics Completed, Ph.D.
1999. 05 University of Maryland Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics Completed, MS.
1993. 03 Osaka University Faculty of Economics Graduated, BA.
1992. 12 Unviersity of California, Santa Barbara Faculty of Economics, Exchange Student.
2025. 04 - Present DEAN, Osaka School of International Public Policy, The University of Osaka (Name changed from Osaka University)
2019. 03 - 2021. 01 DIRECTOR, Japanese Associtation for Developmento Economics
2015. 04 - Present ADJUNCT RESEARCHER, Comprehensive Research Organization Research Institute of Auto Parts Industries, Waseda University
2013. 02 - Present PROFESSOR, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University
2012. 05 - 2012. 08 CONSULTANT, Trade Division, Development Research Group, The World Bank
2004. 11 - 2013. 01 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University
2000. 10 - 2004. 10 RESEARCH ANALYST, International Trade Unit, Development, Research Group, The World Bank
2000. 01 - 2000. 09 CONSULTANT, Trade Division, Development Research Group, The World Bank