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CURRICULUM VIATE HIDEO YUNOUE ADDRESS Associate Professor Graduate School of Economics, Nagoya City University 1 Yamanohata Mizuho-cho, Mizuho-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, 467-8501, Japan yunoue [at] econ.nagoya-cu.ac.jp PERSONAL DETAILS Date of birth: February 6th, 1980 Place of birth: Hyogo, Japan Citizenship: Japan EDUCATION March 2009 Ph.D. in Economics , Osaka University Thesis: Economic Growth and Public Policy in Political Economy March 2004 M.A. in Applied Economics, Osaka University March 2002 B.A. in Policy Studies, Kwansei Gakuin University FIELDS OF INTEREST Public Economics, Political Economy, Local Public Finance, Economic Growth PROFESSIONAL POSITION [Full-Time] 04/2005{03/2007 Research Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 04/2008{03/2009 Assistant Professor, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University 04/2009{03/2012 Assistant Professor, School of Service Innovation, Chiba University of Commerce 04/2012{03/2013 Associate Professor, School of Service Innovation, Chiba University of Commerce 04/2013{03/2019 Associate Professor, School of Economics, University of Hyogo 04/2019{Present Associate Professor, Graduate School of Economics, Nagoya City University [Part-Time] 04/2006{03/2007 Teaching Assistant, Economics B (Prof. Shin Saito), Osaka University 04/2006{03/2007 Teaching Assistant, Statistical Analysis (Prof. Mototsugu Fukushige), Osaka Univer- sity 1 04/2007{09/2008 Lecturer, Introduction to Japanese Economy, Tezukayama University 04/2007{03/2008 Lecturer, Economic Statistics, Tezukayama University 12/2008{01/2010 Lecturer, Recurrent Economic Analysis, Kobe University 10/2009{03/2010 Lecturer, Microeconomics 2, Keio University 04/2010{09/2010 Lecturer, English Readings in Economics, Chiba University 02/2011{02/2011 Lecturer, Japanese Economy, Shanghai Lixin University of Commerce 04/2011{09/2011 Lecturer, Seminar for Microeconomics I, Chiba University 04/2011{03/2012 Lecturer, Seminar for Statistics, Chiba University 04/2016 { 09/2016 Lecturer, Public Finance, Kwansei Gakuin University 10/2016 { 03/2017 Lecturer, Introduction of Macroeconomics(B), Konan University 04/2018 { 09/2018 Lecturer, Public Finance, Kwansei Gakuin University 04/2018 { 09/2018 Lecturer, Introduction to Economics, Kwansei Gakuin University GRANTS 04/2005 { 03/2007 Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows, No.05J09440, Principal Investigator 04/2008 { 03/2010 Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (Start-Up), No.20830048, Principal Investigator 04/2008 { 03/2011 Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C), No.20530291, Co-Investigator 04/2011 { 03/2014 Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), No.23730304, Principal Investigator 04/2011 { 03/2015 Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), No.23330105, Co-Investigator 10/2011 { 09/2012 The Japan Securities Scholarship Foundation, No. 11-011, Co-Investigator 04/2012 { 03/2013 The Science Research Promotion Fund, Co-Investigator 09/2013 { 03/2014 University of Hyogo Reserch Grant for Young Scientists, Principal Investigator 04/2015 { 03/2020 Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), No.15H03361, Co-Investigator 12/2015 { 12/2016 Zengin Foundation for Studies on Economics and Finance 2015, Principal Investi- gator 04/2017 { Present Grant-in-Aid for Young Scientists (B), No.17K13752, Principal Investigator 04/2018 { 03/2019 Yamada Academic Foundation 2018, Principal Investigator 04/2020 { Present Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (B), No. 20H01450, Co-Investigator 04/2020 { Present Shikishima Foundation 2020, Principal Investigator PUBLICATIONS [Publications in Journals] 1. \An Analysis of the Garbage Pricing Policy Effects,” Kwansei Gakuin Policy Studies Review, No.2, pp.43{52, March 2003. 2. “Efficiency in Road Utilization and Political Factor,"(with Mototsugu Fukushige), Government Auditing Review, Vol.30, pp.51{64, September 2004. 3. “Influences of Bureaucrats on Special Local Allocation Tax Grants," Public Choice Review, Vol.45, pp.24{44, December 2005. 2 4. \Does Broader-Based Local Government affect Expenditure on Public Long-Term Care Insurance? The Case of Japan," (with Haruaki Hirota), Economics Bulletin, Vol.8 No.11, pp.1{20, December 2008. 5. \The Effect of Local Allocation Tax Grants on Japanese Local Expenditure: Difference Between 'Receiving Body' and 'Non-Receiving Body'," (with Takashi Kuramoto and Ryo Ogawa), Osaka Economic Papers, Vol.59 No.3, pp.236{251, December 2009. 6. \Achivements and Issues of Public Sector Evaluation in Japanese Local Government," (with Shigemichi Kanasaka and Haruaki Hirota), The Journal of Chiba University of Commerce(Chiba Shodai Ronso), Vol.48 No.2 pp.103{116, March 2011. 7. \Does Municipal Mergers affect local council expenditures? Evidence from Municipal Mergers in Japan," (with Haruaki Hirota), Journal of Japanese Local Public Finance(Chihou Zaisei Gakkai Nempo), Vol.18, pp.62{84, May 2011. 8. \The Effect of Public Sector Evaluation on Fiscal Soundness of Local Governments: An Empirical Research of Japanese Cities," (with Shigemichi Kanasaka, Haruaki Hirota), Government Auditing Review, Vol.44, pp.91{101, September 2011. 9. \Estimating Expected Returns to Medical Education in Japan," (with Mototsugu Fukushige), Journal of Economic Policy Studies, Vol.9 No.1, pp.3{21, January 2012. 10. \Municipal mergers and local government expenditure: Scale effect and secular change on Japanese municipalities," (with Haruaki Hirota), Studies in Regional Science, Vol.43 No.3, pp.325{340, December 2013. 11. \Spatial Patterns of Flypaper Effects for Local Expenditure by Policy Objective in Japan: A Bayesian Approach," (with Kazuhiko Kakamu and Takashi Kuramoto), Economic Modelling, Vol.37, pp.500{506, February 2014. 12. \Does local council size affect land development expenditure? Quasi-experimental evidence from Japanese municipal data," (with Haruaki Hirota), The Empirical Economics Letters, Vol.13 No.9, pp.993{997, September 2014. 13. \Municipal mergers and special provisions of local council members in Japan," (with Haruaki Hirota), The Japanese Political Economy, Vol.40 No.3-4, pp.96{116, May 2015. 14. \Evaluation of the fiscal effect on municipal mergers: Quasi-experimental evidence from Japanese municipal data," (with Haruaki Hirota), Regional Science and Urban Economcis, Vol.66, pp.132- 149, September 2017. 15. \Public Investment and the Fiscal Commonpool Problem on Municipal Mergers in Japan," (with Haruaki Hirota), Economic Analysis and Policy, Vol.67, pp.124{135, ,September 2020. [Chapters in Books] 1. \The Reform of Japanese Local Governments," (with Shin Saito), Shinichi Ichimura and Roy Bahl ed., Decentralization Policies in Asian Development, Chap.11, pp.265-280, 2009. Last Update: July 11, 2020 3.
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    NHCM International Conference 2019 “History for Democracy in the Age of Populism” 31 August - 1 September 2019 Kwansei Gakuin Hall, Kwansei Gakuin University Korean-Japanese Forum of Western History Interdisciplinary Research Project on the Function of National Histories and Collective Memories for the Democracy in the Globalized Society Program Program31 August 2019 10:30 Opening Remarks Nobuya Hashimoto (Kwansei Gakuin University, Japan) 10:45 Keynote I Engaging Populisms: Which Historical Memory for What Kind of Democracy? Stefan Berger (Ruhr University Bochum, Germany) 12:00 Lunch 13:30 Session I Politics of Identity, Belonging and Exclusion in the Age of Populism Takumi Itabashi (Seikei University, Japan) “Populism and -or versus- Democracy: The Experience of Modern German History” Eva-Clarita Pettai (University of Jena, Germany) “Retrospective Justice and Identity Politics in Central and Eastern Europe” Jung Han Kim (Sogang University, South Korea) “Is Populism the exit of a Democratic Crisis? : Debates on Left Populism in Korea” Commentator: Ariyoshi Ogawa (Rikkyo University, Japan) Chairperson: Hiroshi Fukuda (Seijo University, Japan) 16:00 Coffee Break 16:15 Keynote II Beyond Multidirectional Memory: Tracing the Holocaust in the African Diaspora Eve Rosenhaft (University of Liverpool, UK/ Sogang University, South Korea) 18:00 Reception 1 September 2019 10:00 Session II Revised Histories and Memories under Democratization and Transitional Justice, and their Outcome Eugenia Gay (National University of Cordoba, Argentina) “To Rebuild