Faculty Database - NAKAZAWA Takashi

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（Last updated : 2024-04-03 17:34:13）

NAKAZAWA Takashi
Department Undergraduate School , School of Business Administration

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2024/03	Article	THE COVID-19-DRIVEN RISE OF TELEWORK IN JAPAN AND ITS IMPACT ON WORK AND LIVING DYNAMICS: THE ENCROACHMENT OF WORK INTO THE HOME GEOGRAPHICAL REPORTS OF TOKYO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY 59,pp.49-56 (Single)
2.	2023/09	Book	OECD Regions and cities at a glance 2022 (Collaboration)
3.	2023/06	Article	Toward a Politico-Economic Population Geography: A Critique of The Shock of a Shrinking Japan Japanese Population Geographies II: Minority Populations and Future Prospects pp.71-83 (Single)
4.	2022/07	Article	Estimation of the Teleworker Ratio at Municipality Level during the COVID-19 Emergency: Based on the National Survey on Teleworking pp.210-229 (Single)
5.	2019/12	Article	International Encyclopedia of Human Geography, 2nd edition. vol. 13 pp.105-109 (Single)
6.	2017/01	Article	Expanding the scope of studentification studies Geography Compass 11(1),pp.1-13 (Single)
7.	2014/12	Book	OECD Regions at a Grance 2013 (Collaboration)
8.	2011	Article	Move globally, live locally: The daily lives of Japanese expatriates in Guangzhou, China Geographical Review of Japan Ser. B 84,pp.1-15 (Collaboration)
9.	2007/01	Article	Regional diversity in women’s participation in the work force in Japan Geographische Rundschau International Edition 3(1),pp.19-21 (Collaboration)
10.	2006/10	Article	Residential Locations of Working Women in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area: A Case Study of Office Workers in the Central Business District Geographical Review of Japan 79(12),pp.595-607 (Single)
11.	2004/05	Article	The Clusters of Internet　and Multimedia Businesses in Central Tokyo Urban Geography 25(5),pp.483-500 (Collaboration)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2018/07/27	Towards a politco-Economic Population Geography: A Japanese Intervention (Fifth Global Conference on Economic Geography)
2.	2015/08/21	Japanese self-motivated expatriates in relation to the emergence of business ecosystems in Asian Megacities (Fourth Global Conference on Economic Geography)
3.	2014/07/08	Agent of globalization and creator of life course: a labor geography of Japanese young migrants in Bangkok (ASAA 20th Biennial Conference)
4.	2013/08/08	Experience of international migration by Japanese youths: case studies in Southeast Asia’s megacities (International Geographical Union, 2013 Kyoto Regional Conference)
5.	2009/12	Flexibility turns into risk: the spaces of mediated employment in contemporary Japan. (The 4th China-Japan-Korea Joint Conference on Geography, Sun Yat-sen University, Guangzhou, China)
6.	2008/08	Experience of International Migration by Japanese Women: a Study of Locally Hired Employees in Singa-pore (Meeting of the IGU Commission on The Dy-namics of Economic Spaces.)
7.	2007/08	Representation of working abroad in Japanese maga-zines. (Fifth International Convention of Asian Scholars)
8.	2007/07	Rediscovering the Japanese identity abroad: The ex-perience of Japanese women working in Singapore. (4th International Con-ference on Population Geographies)
9.	2007/03	Image and Reality: experience of Japanese women working in Singapore. (Workshop on Mobile city Singapore)
10.	2005/08	Family system and life course: a comparative study of two regions in Japan. (Fourth International Convention of Asian Scholars)
11.	2004/08	The regional patterns of women’s labor force par-ticipation rate in Japan. (30th Congress of the International Geo-graphical Union)
12.	2003/08	Residential Choices of Women Working in the CBD of Tokyo Metropolitan Area. (Third International Convention of Asian Scholars)
13.	2003/06	IT Businesses and the Labor Market in Peripheral Areas: A Case Study of Kyushu ("IGU commission, Digital Communities 2003")
14.	2001/11/04	"The clusters of multimedia and internet business in the Central Tokyo. Chicago, U.S.A." ("IGU commission, Digital Communities Conference")
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■ Academic Qualifications

1.	2000/04～2003/03	〔Doctorial Course〕, Graduate School, Division of General Culture, The University of Tokyo, Completed, Ph. D
2.	1998/04～2000/03	〔Master Course〕 Geography, Graduate School, Division of Science, The University of Tokyo, Completed, Master of Science
3.	1994/04～1998/03	Geography, Faculty of Science, The University of Tokyo, Graduated,

■ Career History

1.	2016/04～2017/03	The University of British Columbia Visiting professor
2.	2015/04～2016/03	The University of Manchester Visiting academic
3.	2010/04～2011/03	Meiji University Faculty of Business Administration Associate Professor
4.	2005/04～2010/03	Oita University Faculty of Economics Associate Professor
5.	2003/04～2005/03	JSPS postdoctoral fellow

■ Current Specialized Field

Human geography