Faculty Database - Kobayashi Naoaki

Books and Papers

Conference Presentations

Academic Qualifications

Career History

Major Subjects

Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

Current Specialized Field

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Kobayashi Naoaki
Department Undergraduate School , School of Commerce

Position Professor

■ Books and Papers

1.	2009/01	Article	Crises of the Global Capitalism: Where Are We Heading? Quartely Bulletin fo Third World Studies pp.2-29,78 (Single)
2.	2008/03	Article	Globalization and Asian Regionalism Journal of Japanese Scientists pp.4-9 (Single)
3.	2005/03	Article	The Multilateral Trading System and the Trade Policy: Developing Countries under the GATT/WTO Regime The Bulletin of the Faculty of Commerce, Meiji University pp.301-317 (Single)
4.	2004/10	Article	Specializing in IT Industry: Current Conditions and Problems in East Asia The Bulletin of the Institute of Social Science pp.1-35 (Collaboration)
5.	2004/02	Article	Export-oriented Policy: The Reality and the Challenges The Bulletin of the School of Commerce, Meiji University pp.97-113 (Single)
6.	2002/12	Article	World Economy in the Global Era The Bulletin of the School of Commerce, Meiji University pp.133-141 (Single)
7.	2001/04	Article	South Korean Crisis and the Developmental System The Annual Bulletin of the Asian Market Economies Research Association pp.53-62 (Single)
8.	2001/01	Article	North-South Problems and Globalization The Bulletin of the School of Commerce, Meiji University pp.289-304 (Single)
9.	2000/04	Article	Mexico and Asia-Pacific Region : Trade and Financial Scenarios after the Mexican 1994 Economic Crisis Quarterly Bulletin of Third World Studies pp.20-41
10.	2000/03	Article	Globalisation and Asian Crisis The Annual Bulletin of the Japan Academy for International Trade and Business pp.153-157 (Single)
11.	2000/02	Article	Asian Crisis: Asian Capitalism and the IMF The Bulletin of the School of Commerce, Meiji University pp.291-310 (Single)
12.	2000/01	Article	A View on the World Economy The Bulletin of the School of Commerce, Meiji University pp.359-378 (Single)
13.	1999/02	Article	Gliobalisation and Developing Countries : An Effect of Financial and Capital Account Liberalization on Currency Crisis in Thailand Studies in Commerce pp.55-72 (Single)
14.	1998/09	Article	The National Economy and Foreign Trade Studies in Commerce pp.61-77 (Single)
15.	1998/02	Article	Economic Growth in East Asian and "Foreigh Direct Investment-led Growth" Studies in Commerce pp.173-190 (Single)
16.	1997/09	Article	Economic Growth, Economic Freedom, and the Role of Government Studies in Commerce pp.211-227 (Single)
17.	1997/02	Article	Analysis of the Economic Growth Theory for Developing Countries Studies in Commerce pp.247-263 (Single)
18.	1996/09	Article	On Flying Geese Model and the Promotion of Supporting Industries Studies in Commerce pp.257-274 (Single)
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■ Conference Presentations

1.	2000/07/08	Asian Crisis and Developmental System Problems
2.	2000/07/02	South Korean Crisis and the Developmental System
3.	1999/03/13	Globalization and Asian Crisis

■ Academic Qualifications

1.	1996/04～1999/03	〔Doctorial Course (2nd Semester)〕, Graduate School, Division of Commerce, Meiji University, Accomplished credits for doctoral program,
2.	1994/04～1996/03	〔Doctorial Course (1st Semester)〕, Graduate School, Division of Commerce, Meiji University, Completed,
3.	1990/04～1994/03	Faculty of Commerce, Meiji University, Graduated,

■ Career History

1.	2015/04～2016/03	Tokyo University of Agriculture
2.	2011/04～2012/03	Chiba University of Commerce Lecturer
3.	2009/04～2011/03	University of Victoria the Department of Sociology Visiting Scholr

■ Research Topics, Consignment Studies & KAKENHI Researches

1.		Study on Globalization and Developing Countries (Key Word : Globalisation,Liberalization,Multilateral Trading System)
2.	2006/04～2009/03	Research on regional cooperation of Asia (Key Word : Asian community,regional cooperation,)

■ Current Specialized Field

Economic policy, Economic policy, Economic policy