Takekazu IWAMOTO
Professor, Ph.D. (Economics)
Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University,
810, Faculty of Law and Economics Research Building
Yoshida-honmachi, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, 606-8501, Japan
Phone +81-75-753-3434 Fax +81-75-753-3492
Email iwamoto@econ.kyoto-u.ac.jp
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About Myself
- Date of Birth: June 22, 1957
- Place of Birth: Hiroshima, Japan
- Nationality : Japanese
- Languages: Japanese (native) and English
- Marital Status: Married, with one son
Education
1998
Ph.D. in Economics, Kyoto University1983-1985
M.A. in Economics, Kyoto University1978-1982
B.A. in Economics, Waseda University
Academic Appointments
1999-present
Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University1997-1999
Associate Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Kyoto University1993-1997
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Economics, Kyoto University1990-1993
Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Shizuoka University1988-1990
Lecturer, Japanese Language Center, Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
Other Teaching Experience
1994-1995
Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of International Relations, Ritsumeikan University1994-1998
Part-time Lecturer, Faculty of Economics, Fukui Prefectural University1994-present
Part-time Lecturer, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology2000-2006
Part-time Lecturer, Graduate School of Economics and Business Administration, Fukui Prefectural University2002-2007
Part-time Lecturer, Kyoto Study Center, The Open University of Japan
Visiting Status
2011
University of London,School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), Visiting Professor, January 2011-March 2011
Fields of Research
International Economics, International Finamce, International Macroeconomics, Keynes’ Monetary Economics
Membership of Academic Associations and Societies
- Japan Society of International Economics, Directer(1996-2002), Permanent Directer(2002-2010), Vice-President(2010-present)
- Japan Society of Monetary Economics
- Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought
Research Grants
2010-2012
A theoretical and empirical study on the valuation effects of external adjustment,Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)2010
A Study on the Macro-prudential Regulation after the Financial Crisis in EU, The Kyoto University Foundation2005-2007
Research on Procyclical Capital Flows, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)2001-2002
Reform of Securities Clearing and Settlement System in Asia, Ishii Memorial Foundation for the Study of Securities Markets2000-2001
Study on the Critics of the Neoclassical Economics, Fukui Prefecural Foundation of Scientific Research1994-1995
Comprehensive Study on Keynes’ Economics : Revaluation of Keynes’ Economics Based on New Materials, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)1993-1994
Economic Relation between Japan and Canada as Pacific Rim Economic Region: Collaborative Research with Alberta University, Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (KAKENHI)
Publications
Books
- Keynes and the World Economy, Tokyo, Iwanami Shoten, 1999 (in Japanese).
- Dictionary of International Trade and Finance (with Kenzo Abe), Tokyo, Iwanami Shoten, 2003 (in Japanese).
- Global Economy, new edition, (with Kazuyoshi Oku, Akihiro Ogura, Jo-sol Kim,and Kaoru
Hoshino) Tokyo, Yuhikaku Publishing, 2007 (in Japanese). - Global Economy,(with Kazuyoshi Oku, Akihiro Ogura, Jo-sol Kim,and Kaoru Hoshino) Tokyo,
Yuhikaku Publishing, 2001 (in Japanese). - Introduction to Contemporary Economics, (with Yuiciro Ohtsuka and Susumu Nagai), Tokyo, Yuhikaku Publishing, 1997 (in Japanese).
Selected Published Papers
- “Global Imbalances after the Financial Crisis,” Journal of JBIC International Research Office, No.3, December, 2009, pp.17-30 (in Japanese, with English abstract).
- “Sustainability of the US Current account Deficit,” Sekaikeizai Houron, Vol.51,No.9, September 2007, pp.31-40( in Japanese).
- “Theories and Realies in International Capital Movements,” in Yoshihiko Motoyama(ed.), World Economy, MINERVA Publishing, 2006, pp.69-87 (in Japanese).
- “Sustainability of the US Current account Deficit,” Sekaikeizai Houron, Vol.51,No.9, September 2007, pp.31-40( in Japanese).
- “New Approaches to International Capital Flows,” Keizai Ronso (Economic Review), Kyoto University Economic Society, Vol.176, No.3, September 2007, pp128-148 (in Japanese).
- “Posibility and Problems in Asian Bond Markets,” Kyoto University Working Paper, J-39, September 2004 (in Japanese)
- “International Capital Mobility and Exchange Rate Regimes,” Economic and Business Studies, No.11, March, 2003, pp1-20 (in Japanese).
- “The Asian Crisis and the Internationalization of the Japanese Yen,” prepared paper for Kyoto University – Seoul National University Joint Seminar, 1999.
- “Keynes and the Sterling Balances,” Keizai Ronso (Economic Review), Kyoto University Economic Society,Vol.160,No.4,(pp.1-20), No.5/6(pp.1-27),1996 (in Japanese).
- “Keynes and Post-war International Economic Order,” Keizai Seminar, No. 493, 1996, pp.33-38 (in Japanese).
- “The Keynes Plan for an International Clearing Union Reconsidered,” Kyoto University Economic Review, Vol.65, No.2 Oct.,1995,pp.27-42.
- “The Myth and Realities of Gold Standard” in Yoshihiko Motoyama(ed.), Monetary Thoughts Rediscovered, Sanrei-shobo,1994, pp.149-171 (in Japanese).
- “Keynes and the Sterling-Dollar Diplomacy during the First World War,” Keizai Ronso (Economic Review), Kyoto University Economic Society, Vol.152,No.2,(pp.1-22), Vol.153, No.1/2(pp.23-43),1993/4 (in Japanese).
- “Keynes and the Financial Crisis in 1914,” Keizai Ronso (Economic Review), Kyoto University Economic Society, Vol.152,No.4/5,pp.1-22 (in Japanese).
- “Keynes and India,”Houkei Kenkyu (Journal of Law and Economics), Sizuoka University Law and Economic Society, Vol.41,No.3,1992,pp.1-22 (in Japanese).
- “Keynes and Protectionism,” Houkei Kenkyu(Journal of Law and Economics), Sizuoka University Law and Economic Society, Vol.40,No.3/4,1992,pp.1-22 (in Japanese).
- “The Real and Monetary Aspects of the Hollowing Industry : Interwar British Experiences and Keynes’s View,” in Nobuhiro Uehara (ed.), The Local Economy and Internationalization in the Period of Structural Changes , Othanomizu-shobo,1992,pp.181-198(in Japanese).
- “Keynes and Balance of Payments Adjustment,” Houkei Kenkyu(Journal of Law and Economics), Sizuoka University Law and Economic Society, Vol.40,No.2,1991,pp.104-132 (in Japanese).
- “Special Drawing Rights in 1970’s and 1980’s,” Keizai Hyoron, Vol.38, No.11 and No.12,1989 (in Japanese).
- “US Dollar Crash and Private Capital Flows to America,” Keizai Hyoron, Vol.37, No.7, July,1988,pp.40-54 (in Japanese).
- “Intra-firm Trade and Transfer Pricing,” in Yoshihiko Motoyama(ed.), New Paradigm of Trade Theory, Dobunkan,1987,pp.155-178 (in Japanese).
- “The Doctrine of Administered Prices and the Chicago School,” Keizai Hyoron, Vol.36, No.9, September,1987,pp.16-33 (in Japanese).
- “The Doctrine of Management Control Revisited,” in Shiso, Iwanami Shoten, No.750, Desember,1986, pp.90-106 (in Japanese).
Conference and Seminar Presentations
- “Sustainability of the US Current account Deficit,” 49th Annual Meeting of the Kansai Branch, the Japan Society of International Economics (JSIE), Okayama University, June 9, 2007.
- “New Approaches to International Capital Flows: A Survey of Selected Studies,” Kyoto University-Seoul National University Joint Seminar, Kyoto University, September 14, 2005.
- “Asian Curecy Crisis and Internationalization of the Japanese Yen,” Kyoto University-Seoul National University Joint Seminar, Kyoto University, September 12, 1999.
- “Keynes and the International Economic Order,” 35th Annual Meeting of the Kansai Branch, the Japan Society of International Economics (JSIE), Shimonoseki City University, June 6, 1993.
Teaching
Undergraduate Students
- International Economics (Spring 2007)
- International Finance (Spring 2006)
Graduate Students
- International Economic Policy A (Spring 2007)
- International Economic Policy B (Fall 2007)
Foreign Students
- KUINEP (Kyoto University International Education Program), Undergraduate Level (Spring 2005)
Globalization and Japanese Economy：Perspectives from the International Monetary System 1, 2. - IDP (International Doctral Program), Graduate Level (Fall 2006)
Old and New Approaches to International Finance