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DEWIT, Andrew
 
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Affiliation*
College of Economics Department of Economic Policy Studies
Graduate School of Economics Doctoral Program in Economics
Graduate School of Economics Master's Program in Economics
Title*
Senior Specially Appointed Professor
Degree
博士（政治学） （ University of British Columbia（カナダ） ）
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Research Interests

  • Political Economy, Local Public Finance, Energy, Critical Minerals, Decarbonization and Climate Change

    • Campus Career*
    • 4 2025 - Present 
      College of Economics   Department of Economic Policy Studies   Senior Specially Appointed Professor
    • 4 2025 - Present 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Senior Specially Appointed Professor
    • 4 2025 - Present 
      Graduate School of Economics   Doctoral Program in Economics   Senior Specially Appointed Professor
    • 4 2006 - 3 2025 
      College of Economics   Department of Economic Policy Studies   Professor
    • 4 2023 - 3 2025 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2023 - 3 2025 
      Graduate School of Economics   Doctoral Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2019 - 3 2023 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Master's Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2019 - 3 2023 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Doctoral Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2015 - 3 2019 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2015 - 3 2019 
      Graduate School of Economics   Doctoral Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2014 - 3 2015 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Master's Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2014 - 3 2015 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Doctoral Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2011 - 3 2014 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2011 - 3 2014 
      Graduate School of Economics   Doctoral Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2010 - 3 2011 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Master's Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2010 - 3 2011 
      Graduate School of Business Administration   Doctoral Program in Business Administration   Professor
    • 4 2006 - 3 2010 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2006 - 3 2010 
      Graduate School of Economics   Doctoral Program in Economics   Professor
    • 4 2002 - 3 2006 
      College of Economics   Department of Economics   Associate Professor (as old post name)
    • 4 2005 - 3 2006 
      Graduate School of Economics   Master's Program in Economics   Associate Professor (as old post name)

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    Research Areas

    • Others / Other

    Research History

    • 4 2019 - Present 
      RIKKYO UNIVERSITY   Graduate School of Business Administration Field of Study: Business Administration   Professor

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    • 4 2019 - Present 
      RIKKYO UNIVERSITY   Graduate School of Business Administration Field of Study: Business Administration   Professor

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    • 4 2006 - Present 
      RIKKYO UNIVERSITY   College of Economics Department of Economic Policy Studies   Professor

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    • 4 2002 - 3 2006 
      RIKKYO UNIVERSITY   Graduate School of Economics   Associate Professor (as old post name)

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    • 4 2002 - 3 2006 
      RIKKYO UNIVERSITY   College of Economics Department of Economics   Associate Professor (as old post name)

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    • 4 1997 - 3 2002 
      Shimonoseki City University   Faculty of Economics

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    • 4 1996 - 3 1997 
      Shimonoseki City University   Faculty of Economics

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    Education

    • - 5 1997 
      University of British Columbia   Graduate School, Division of Politics

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      Country： Canada

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    • - 4 1989 
      York University   Graduate School, Division of Politics

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      Country： United States

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    • - 7 1987 
      Simon Fraser University

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      Country： Canada

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    Papers

    • Society 5.0 and inclusive resilience

      Andrew DeWit, Rajib Shaw

      An integrated governance approach towards a water-energy-food nexus and climate change   18 10 2022

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      This chapter describes how Japan's Society 5.0 (cyber-space + physical space) industrial policy emphasizes inclusive resilience in developing and deploying advanced digitalization technology. Inclusiveness is embodied in a collaborative platform capitalism, aimed at maximizing public goods. Collaborative platforms are evident in multi-stakeholder SDGs cities, smart cities, local national resilience planning, and related initiatives. We thus show how Japanese policymaking emphasizes several kinds of inclusiveness. Governance is adapting to climate and other cascading hazard risks that outstrip the capacity of segmented agency and infrastructures to respond effectively. Japan thus offers a lesson on how to expand disaster-risk reduction to address interconnected climate, seismic, demographic, economic, health, and other hazards. At the same time, Japanese Society 5.0 strategies fall short in recognizing the imperative of integrating the emergent challenge of secure and environmentally sustainable supplies of critical raw materials, or critical minerals. This deficit in policymaking is surprising for a resource-poor country, and needs to be remedied.

      DOI： 10.4337/9781800371613.00055

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    • Indo-Japanese Collaboration on Energy Security and Critical Raw Materials (CRM)

      Saki Isetani, Satoka Shimizu, Andrew DeWit, Rajib Shaw

      Asia-Pacific Journal   10 2022

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      <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The clean energy transition is complicated by material constraints that threaten national security. Idealized proposals for a rapid decarbonization via a greatly accelerated diffusion of solar, wind, battery and other technologies entails massive amounts of critical raw materials (CRM). These CRM include copper, aluminum, cobalt, lithium, graphite, rare earths, and other minerals and metals. In the international debate, CRM are also referred to as “critical minerals,” “critical strategic minerals,” “battery minerals,” “energy transition metals,” and various other terms. The International Energy Agency (IEA) aggressively supports decarbonization, but also warns that zero-carbon scenarios imply that the energy sector's overall demand for CRM could sextuple by 2040. Japan aims for net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, and India's net-zero target is two decades later. But like all countries, their CRM supply chains are at present unable to satisfy ambitious goals for deploying solar, wind, battery storage, power transmission, and green hydrogen. Multilateral cooperation is imperative to address the growing challenges of CRM, especially their price volatility, security of supply, and Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) issues. Building a sustainable and diversified global supply chain is crucial to building security in clean energy. One step in this direction was seen in September 2021, when Japan, India and other members of the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, or QUAD, signed an agreement for cooperation in procuring rare earths. This paper discusses potential additional cooperation between India and Japan, for bolstering both countries' CRM supply security.</jats:p>

      DOI： 10.1017/s1557466022019428

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    • Fiscal Policies and Post-COVID-19 Development Challenges: An Overview

      Azreen Karim, Andrew DeWit, Rajib Shaw

      Global Pandemic and Human Security   1 3 2022

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      Danilo Bonato, Elisa Castoro, Serra Çelik, Woodrow W. Clark, Akima Cornell, Andrew DeWit, Michael Gartman, Murat Gezer, Sevinç Gülseçen, Şiir Kılkış, Fatma Önay Koçoğlu, Lucia Elsa Maffei, JudiGail Schweitzer-Martin, Wang Weiyi, Yueqi Zhou

      Sustainable Mega City Communities   2022

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    • Contributors

      Eric Adu Acheampong, Bismark Adu-Gyamfi, Mokbul Morshed Ahmad, Michael Alimurung, Dilanthi Amaratunga, Samuel Kweku Konney Amponsah, Jyotiskona Barik, Josefina Belmonte, Arunswasdi Bhuridadtpong, Nghia Bui, Parinya Chamnan, Jingnan Deng, Andrew DeWit, Ganesh Dhungana, Puvadol Doydee, Wajiha Farooq, Vindhya Kulasena Fernando, Nishara Fernando, Lene Foss, Victor Manuel García Lemus, Subhajit Ghosh, Tuhin Ghosh, Richard Haigh, Zuquan He, Kinkini Hemachandra, Samuel Henneh, Jinling Hua, Tomonori Ichinose, Sheikh Tawhidul Islam, Anzal Abbas Jaffari, Sujoy Kumar Jana, Wajiha Javed, Ravindu Jayasekara, Naduni Jayasinghe, Yongxi Jiang, Josivini Kaloumaira, Azreen Karim, Akiko Kato, Muhammad Barkat Ali Khan, Yong-kyun Kim, Anil Kumar, Jaekyung Lee, Jade Macalalad, Karl Michael Marasigan, Geum-young Min, Said Muhammad, Sudipta Mukherjee, Anirban Mukhopadhyay, Mizy Musthafa, Takashi Oda, Sokovoli Odrovakavula, Anushree Pal, Indrajit Pal, Jirawat Panpeng, Garima Pant, Shubham Pathak, Bianca Perez, Mahnoor Rafiq, Atta-ur Rahman, P.N. Rai, Piyoosh Rautela, Deepshikha Bhatt Rawat, Tabassam Raza, Thess Khaz Raza, Izdhiha Rushdhy, Nandini Sanyal, Shahab E. Saqib, Sonath Abdul Sattar, Tingneyuc Sekac, Seyramsarah Blossom Setufe, Rajib Shaw, Satoka Shimizu, Shweta Sinha, Chandana Siriwardana, Neelay Srivastava, Metuisela Suka, Kullanan Sukwanchai, Mrutyunjay Swain, Iliesa Tuiono, Neshma Tuladhar, Muhammad Farhan Ul Moazzam, Joeli Varo, Lagilagi Vela, Arvin Fuma-ob Villodres, Abhinav Walia, Deepthi Wickramasinghe, Kong Ximei, Nanami Yamazawa, Yunjung Yang, Yishuang Zhang

      Pandemic Risk, Response, and Resilience   2022

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    • COVID-19 and fiscal stimulus in South Asia: implications for resilience and sustainable development

      Azreen Karim, Andrew DeWit, Satoka Shimizu, Rajib Shaw

      Pandemic Risk, Response, and Resilience   2022

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    • Fiscal Stimulus in South Asia: Implications for resilience and sustainable development during and after COVID-19

      Azreen Karim, Andrew DeWit, Satoka Sugiyama, Rajib Shaw

      Bangladesh Journal of Political Economy   1 12 2021

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      <jats:p>The world continues to be gripped by COVID-19, though the pandemic’s impact varies across countries and regions. The South Asian case is illustrative. The region is marked by inherent socioeconomic and other vulnerabilities, including high population density, relatively poor health care, and limited water sanitation facilities. South Asian countries also evince varied levels of damage from the pandemic. This paper examines the region’s circumstances as of November 2020, using macroeconomic data to explore varied pandemic impacts and fiscal policy responses. We also discuss the COVID-19 fund formed at the South-Asian regional level with contributions from all eight South Asian countries. Our analysis includes each country’s external and internal share of fiscal stimulus, and the implications for sustainable development goals (SDGs). In an argument for integrating resilience and development frameworks, the paper analyses Japan’s example of national resilience planning and related sustainable development frameworks. Our research indicates that a sustainable recovery is advantaged by fiscal stimulus that can be linked to extant developmental frameworks.</jats:p>

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    • Decarbonization and Critical Raw Materials: Some Issues for Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS19 ( 3 )   1 2 2021

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    • Tokyo sustainable megacity: robust governance to maximize synergies

      Andrew DeWit

      Sustainable Mega City Communities   2021

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    • Systems integrated mass transit to walking paths

      Andrew DeWit

      Sustainable Mega City Communities   2021

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    • Contributors

      Camila Albornoz, Brendan F.D. Barrett, Yiqun Chen, Junyoung Choi, Matthew Cocks, Andrew DeWit, Yanru Feng, Nicholas Johnson, Anthony Kent, Victor Khoo, Hung Tan Khuat, Hyung Min Kim, Joon Sik Kim, Prosper Issahaku Korah, Tian Kuay Lim, Ian McShane, Julie T. Miao, Vincent Ng, Abbas Rajabifard, Soheil Sabri, Ha Minh Hai Thai, Martin Tironi, Masaru Yarime

      Smart Cities for Technological and Social Innovation   2021

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    • An integrated approach to sustainable development, National Resilience, and COVID-19 responses: The case of Japan International journal

      Andrew DeWit, Rajib Shaw, Riyanti Djalante

      INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF DISASTER RISK REDUCTION51   101808 - 101808   12 2020

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    • Energy Issues in Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      Routledge Handbook of Contemporary Japan   17 9 2020

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    • The Japan Renewable Energy Institute's "Proposal for the 2030 Energy Mix"

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS18 ( 17 )   1 9 2020

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    • Japan's Integration of All-Hazard Resilience and Covid-19 Countermeasures

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS18 ( 11 )   25 5 2020

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    • Building resilience against biological hazards and pandemics: COVID-19 and its implications for the Sendai Framework International journal

      Riyanti Djalante, Rajib Shaw, Andrew DeWit

      PROGRESS IN DISASTER SCIENCE6   100080 - 100080   4 2020

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    • Building Holistic Resilience: Tokyo's 2050 Strategy

      Andrew DeWit, Riyanti Djalante, Rajib Shaw

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS18 ( 7 )   1 4 2020

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    • Is Japan a Climate Leader? Synergistic Integration of the 2030 Agenda

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS18 ( 3 )   1 2 2020

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    • Typhoons and other disasters force Japan to rethink its city vs rural living plans for the future

      Andrew DeWit, Brendan Barrett

          26 9 2019

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      DOI： 10.64628/aa.t76v3s4dy

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    • National Solutions at Local Levels: Case of Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      CLIMATE PRESERVATION IN URBAN COMMUNITIES CASE STUDIES   2019

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      DOI： 10.1016/B978-0-12-815920-0.00008-3

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    • List of Contributors

      James Barth, Samantha Bobo, Danilo Bonato, Manqing Cao, Elisa Castoro, Woodrow W. Clark, Andrew DeWit, Athula Ekanayake, Michael Fast, Rich Gibson, Hemantha S.B. Herath, Tejaswini C. Herath, Naved Jafry, Xing Li, Lucia Elsa Maffei, Melody Rong, Garson Silvers, Wang Weiyi, Xi Yang

      Climate Preservation in Urban Communities Case Studies   2019

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    • Integrated Cross-Disciplinary Studies: Circular Economics With Cases in Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      CLIMATE PRESERVATION IN URBAN COMMUNITIES CASE STUDIES   2019

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      DOI： 10.1016/B978-0-12-815920-0.00003-4

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    • Japan's Integrated Approach to Human Security

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS16 ( 19 )   1 10 2018

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    • This is why we cannot rely on cities alone to tackle climate change

      Brendan Barrett, Andrew DeWit

          3 9 2017

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    • Japan's Energy Crises and Policy Integration

      Andrew DeWit

        71 ( 1 ) 1 - 64   7 2017

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      DOI： 10.14992/00015116

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    • 9 Energy Transitions in Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      The Geopolitics of Global Energy   1 4 2017

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      Timothy Lehmann, Michael Klare, Philippe Le Billon, Gavin Bridge, Harald Dag, Andrew S. Erickson, Austin Strange, Volkmar Lauber, Andrew Dewit, Andrew Dewit

      The Geopolitics of Global Energy   1 4 2017

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    • The Geopolitics of Global Energy

      Gavin ca. 20./21. Jh. Bridge, Dag Harald 1962- Claes, Andrew DeWit, Andrew S. 1979- Erickson, Naná de Graaff, Michael T. Klare, Volkmar Lauber, Philippe Le Billon, Ted Lehmann, Timothy C. Lehmann, Austin M. Strange

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      In the all-encompassing energy realm, powerful state and private actors determine which of the world's many energy resources are developed ... and how societies are molded to accommodate those decisions. The authors of The Geopolitics of Global Energy delve into the energy realm, identifying the infrastructure investments of today that are shaping the use patterns and political dependencies of tomorrow. They explore as well, the prospects for change to more sustainable and democratically accountable forms of energy.

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    • Hioki's Smart Community and Japan's Structural Reform

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS14 ( 15 )   1 8 2016

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    • Are Asia's Energy Choices Limited to Coal, Gas or Nuclear?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS14 ( 13 )   1 7 2016

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    • Japan's "National Resilience" and the Legacy of 3-11

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS14 ( 6 )   15 3 2016

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    • Watching "The Burden: Fossil Fuel, The Military, and National Security"

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS14 ( 3 )   1 2 2016

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    • Energy Security in Japan: Challenges after Fukushima.

      Andrew DeWit

      JOURNAL OF JAPANESE STUDIES   2016

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    • Japan's Dangerous Nuclear Waste on the Cutting Board? Towards a Renewables Future

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS13 ( 45 )   9 11 2015

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    • Japan's Bid to Become a World Leader in Renewable Energy

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS13 ( 40 )   5 10 2015

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    • Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience as Structural Reform in Abenomics

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS13 ( 1 )   5 1 2015

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    • Japan's 'National Resilience Plan': Its Promise and Perils in the Wake of the Election

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 51 )   21 12 2014

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    • Japan's Resilient, Decarbonizing and Democratic Smart Communities

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 50 )   14 12 2014

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    • Japan's Radical Energy Technocrats: Structural Reform Through Smart Communities, the Feed-in Tariff and Japanese-Style 'Stadtwerke'

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 48 )   26 11 2014

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    • A New Japanese Miracle? Its Hamstrung Feed-in Tariff Actually Works

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 38 )   21 9 2014

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    • Hiroshima's Disaster, Climate Crisis, and the Future of the Resilient City

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 35 )   29 8 2014

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    • US Pacific Command, Climate Change and Collaborative Society

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 34 )   24 8 2014

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    • Three Cheers for Abe's High-Tech CLT Wooden Arrow: The Future of Japanese Construction

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 32 )   9 8 2014

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    • Towards human security: climate change and the military role in humanitarian assistance and disaster response

      Andrew Dewit

      Human Security and Japan's Triple Disaster   27 6 2014

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    • Could a US-Japan "Green Alliance" Transform the Climate-Energy Equation?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 18 )   2 5 2014

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    • The Bumble Bee and the Chrysanthemum: Comparing Sweden and Japan's Responses to Financial Crisis

      Andrew DeWit, Ismail Emre Bayram, Sven Steinmo

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 16 )   20 4 2014

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    • Japan's Energy Policy Impasse

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 14 )   6 4 2014

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    • How Important is the Tokyo Gubernatorial Election?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS12 ( 2 )   12 1 2014

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    • Can Abenomics Cope With Environmental Disaster?

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 43 )   21 10 2013

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    • Spinning the Tokyo Metro Election

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 42 )   18 10 2013

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    • Data Will Change ICT,' But Will it Change the Abe Regime?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 41 )   13 10 2013

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    • Democratization, Decentralization and Environmental Governance in Asia

      Andrew DeWit

      ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY-ADVANCES IN RESEARCH4 ( 1 ) 170 - 173   9 2013

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    • Democratization, Decentralization and Environmental Governance in Asia

      Andrew DeWit

      ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY-ADVANCES IN RESEARCH4 ( 1 ) 170 - 173   9 2013

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    • Water, Water Everywhere: Incentives and Options at Fukushima Daiichi and Beyond

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 32 )   8 8 2013

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    • In the Dark With Tepco: Fukushima's Legacy for Nuclear Power

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 30 )   2 8 2013

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    • Fukushima, Fuel Rods, and the Crisis of Divided and Distracted Governance

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   8 2013

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      <jats:p>Japan is more fluid than it has been in years. The end of Japan's “nejire kokkai” (“divided Diet)” via Abe's resounding win in the July 21 Upper House elections was hailed in many circles in Japan and internationally as heralding three years of stability in government. But perhaps this sense of stability has very weak foundations.</jats:p>

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    • Just Gas? Smart Power and Koizumi's Anti-Nuclear Challenge

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 29 )   28 7 2013

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    • Abe, Big Data and Bad Dreams: Japan's ICT Future?

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 29 )   28 7 2013

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    • Green Shoot: Abenomics and the 3rd Arrow

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 27 )   2 7 2013

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    • Japan's Rollout of Smart Cities: What Role for the Citizens?

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 24 )   16 6 2013

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    • Abenomics Needs a Reboot Rather than Nuclear Restarts

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 23 )   9 6 2013

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    • An Emerging Fukushima Model?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 19 )   12 5 2013

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    • Abe at Ground Zero: the consequences of inaction at Fukushima Daiichi

      Andrew DeWit, Christopher Hobson

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 12 )   17 3 2013

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    • The US Military, Green Energy, and the SPIDERS at Pearl Harbor (SPIDERS)

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 6 )   5 2 2013

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    • Abenomics and Energy Efficiency in Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS11 ( 6 )   5 2 2013

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    • APJ volume 11 issue S5 Cover and Front matter

      Hirose Takashi, Justin Aukema, Justin Aukema, Son Masayoshi, Andrew Dewit, Son Masayoshi, Andrew Dewit, J Paul, null Scalise, J Paul, null Scalise

      Asia-Pacific Journal   1 2013

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    • Will Escalating LNG Imports Really Ruin Japan?

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>In Ian Morris's book on energy and civilization, <jats:italic>Why the West Rules–For Now</jats:italic>, he writes that “greedy, lazy, frightened people” develop institutions that express “their own preferred balance among being comfortable, working as little as possible, and being safe.” But under conditions of crisis, they often innovate very rapidly. And, as is often noted, energy policy is not driven by elections but rather by crises.</jats:p>

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    • Japan's New Green Political Innovators Respond to Government Attempts to Restart Nuclear Power Plants

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>Just when it seemed Japanese politics was being pulled back into the hands of the collusive interests who brought us Fukushima, it's thrown up another surprise. The reformists, centred in innovative capital and local government, seem to have found a new, and very promising, avenue to fight against the revanchist old guard that still dominates the central government. On June 10, Iida Tetsunari, the director of the Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies and of Softbank CEO Son Masayoshi's Japan Renewable Energy Federation, announced that he would be a candidate for governor in the July 27 Yamaguchi Prefectural election.</jats:p>

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    • Abe and Abbot Out under Australia's Midday Sun

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>July 9 was the final day of Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo's historic and surreal 3-day visit to Australia. He and Australia's climate-denialist Prime Minister Tony Abbott jetted together to Rio Tinto's West Angelas iron ore mine in the western Pilbara region, five hours away from the Australian capital of Canberra and home to earth's oldest rocks and evidence of life. Rio Tinto had arranged a “money shot,” putting the two leaders atop an enormous, and automated, Komatsu 930E dump truck.</jats:p>

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    • Bloom Energy Japan Versus Abe's Road: What Energy Future for Japan?

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>On July 18, Japan's Softbank announced that it has formed a partnership with US Bloom Energy to enter the Japanese market and proceed from there through Asia. The good news comes at a time when an election victory prompts PM Abe Shinzo to embark on a bold and risky agenda of constitutional revision, military expansion and heightened conflict with China. Back in the early 2000s, Softbank CEO Son Masayoshi blazed a trail that led Japan to having the among the fastest and cheapest internet services in the world. Abe and Son appear to represent polar opposites in their approach to development, independence and power. In this short piece, I argue that while analysts have been dazzled by Abe's electoral triumph, Son's resilient and internationalist road could shape a very different and positive Japanese economic, technological and energy future than that envisaged by the PM.</jats:p>

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    • Japan's Richest Man Challenges Nuclear Future

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>Read this fascinating and timely piece by Bloomberg for a succinct, “you are here” perspective on Japan's power politics. Bloomberg nicely captures the essence of what Softbank's CEO Son Masayoshi is doing in Japan. We have heard for years from LDP regimes that Japan was head of the pack when it came to the industrialized states' comparative environmental awareness, energy efficiency and expansion of renewable energy. Certainly it is true that many Japanese companies have highly efficient manufacturing processes and a strong presence in the production of geothermal, solar and other sustainable energy technologies. But we all learned in the wake of the Fukushima incident that Japan's domestic energy market is dominated by the nuclear village people. Their schemes included reprocessing waste on top of fault lines and ramping up nuclear energy to secure no less than 60% of all of Japan's energy needs by 2100. Fortunately, those plans are melting into air. Moreover, it has also become clear that Japan's nuclear policy relied on massive state aid and collusion to defray the immense costs through public budgets and other means. As Softbank's Son declares in his frequent public events, nuclear power is at least three time more expensive than the roughly YEN 6/kWh routinely asserted by its advocates and their cheerleaders. That financial cost (not to mention the essentially incalculable health and other risks) is the door that Son points to in describing his plan to open up new frontiers with increasingly cheap renewable power production.</jats:p>

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    • Japan, the Pentagon, and the Future of Renewable Energy: Battle Lines Form

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>Over the past year, the idea that Japan can and should turn rapidly to renewable energy has gone from minority opinion to common sense. We are clearly watching a revolution unfold, but Japan—and not only Japan—should never forget that this is not a solitary run but a race whose prizes include economic development, jobs, and averting global warming. We usually think of the renewable competition as China or Germany, but surprisingly it also includes the US Air Force, the Navy, and the Department of Energy as well as major US corporations. The US Environmental Protection Agency's 1300 member list of Green Power Partners includes US firms such as Intel, which gets 88% of its electricity from renewables, and US municipalities like Austin Texas, which gets 100% of its electricity from green power. The members are ranked by total volume of renewable power used annually. On this basis, the Air Force is 16<jats:sup>th</jats:sup>. It has 131 renewable projects in operation on 56 bases, with 50 more projects under construction. These projects include solar PV, solar thermal, geothermal heat pumps, wind, landfill gas, and others. The US Air Force plans to raise their current 3% renewable-power rate (roughly equal to Japan's) to 27% by 2016.</jats:p>

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    • Abe and Pro-Active Pacifism in the Face of Climate Change

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>In a wide-ranging interview with the Wall Street Journal on October 25, 2013, Japanese Prime Minister Abe Shinzo outlined his plan to enhance Japanese leadership in Asia. He meant leadership on multiple fronts, including the economy, military affairs, and regional engagement. Abe insisted that his interactions with regional representatives showed that “Japan is expected to exert leadership not just on the economic front, but in the field of security in the Asia-Pacific.” He lamented Japan's economic malaise of the past two decades, arguing that it has led to an “inward-looking” country, in which students are reluctant to study overseas and the public is unenthusiastic about providing aid to other countries. He linked his still quite vague economic reforms with a vision of productive resurgence: “By regaining a strong economy, Japan will regain confidence as well, and we'd like to contribute more to making the world a better place.”</jats:p>

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    • Japan's Nuclear Village Wages War on Renewable Energy and the Feed-in Tariff

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   12 2012

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      <jats:p>The effects of the Fukushima shock continue to spread. Throughout the eventful summer, one of those consequences was the turn away from nuclear power with a dramatic emphasis on renewable power and the feed-in tariff (FIT) to deploy it fast. The FIT policy was championed by former Prime Minister Kan Naoto as well as the CEO of Softbank, Son Masayoshi. They and others in the political, business, non-profit, and academic communities strongly endorsed a legislative bill to expand Japan's handicapped FIT to geothermal, wind, biomass and small hydro. The bill was passed on August of 26 with explicit constraints on the Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry's (METI) capacity to hamstring renewables in favour of nuclear power and on behalf of the nuclear village. Notably, the bill took price setting out of METI's hands. But now METI and its allies in the nuclear village are trying to get that clout back in their hands.</jats:p>

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    • Distributed Power and Incentives in Post-Fukushima Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS10 ( 49 )   1 12 2012

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    • Japan: Building a Galapagos of Power?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS10 ( 47 )   18 11 2012

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    • Japan's Energy Policy at a Crossroads: A Renewable Energy Future?

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS10 ( 38 )   9 9 2012

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    • Fukushima and the political economy of power policy in Japan

      Iida Tetsunari Andrew DeWit

      Natural Disaster and Nuclear Crisis in Japan   12 3 2012

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      Throughout the summer following the March 11 magnitude 9 earthquake and massive tsunami, Japanese politics and energy policy continued to reel from the shock of nuclear meltdowns at the Fukushima-Daiichi reactor complex. Confusion is of course to be expected in the wake of such an enormous tragedy. But it is being exacerbated by vested interests that seek to stymie fundamental reforms to the energy sector involving the generation and transmission of electrical power. Tokyo Electric Company’s (TEPCO) ruinous reactors in Fukushima are the most visible legacy of these vested interests’ dominance of Japan’s energy policy. Key actors in this “nuclear village,” as it is now widely known, are TEPCO and the nine other monopolized regional utilities that divide the country into their respective fi efs. They cooperate closely with bureaucrats in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) and elsewhere in the state, as well as with a broad swath of the political class. Management and labor in some of Japan’s blue-chip fi rms, including power-unit builders Toshiba, Hitachi and Mitsubishi, are part of the village. So too are a host of fi gures positioned at the uppermost ranks of media, academia and elsewhere. Collectively, they are a textbook case of the problem of concentrated benefi ts and dispersed costs. Their tightly focused rent-seeking drove Japan to bet heavily on nuclear power; and though the risks of this policy are now clear, they are determined to preserve as much of the status quo as they can while passing on its burgeoning costs.

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    • Japan's Remarkable Renewable Energy Drive-After Fukushima

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS10 ( 11 )   5 3 2012

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    • Megasolar Japan: The Prospects for Green Alternatives to Nuclear Power

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS10 ( 4 )   16 1 2012

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    • FUKUSHIMA AND THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF POWER POLICY IN JAPAN

      Andrew DeWit

      NATURAL DISASTER AND NUCLEAR CRISIS IN JAPAN: RESPONSE AND RECOVERY AFTER JAPAN'S 3/11   2012

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    • Feed-in Tariffs the Way Forward for Renewable Energy

      Andrew DeWit, Peter Lynch

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 48 )   1 12 2011

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    • Fallout From the Fukushima Shock: Japan's Emerging Energy Policy

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 45 )   16 11 2011

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    • Creating a Solar Belt in East Japan: The Energy Future

      Andrew DeWit, Son Masayoshi

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 38 )   19 9 2011

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    • Political and Policy Repercussions of Japan's Nuclear and Natural Disasters in Germany

      Andrew DeWit, Sven Saaler

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 18 )   2 5 2011

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    • The Earthquake in Japanese Energy Policy

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 13 ) 1 - 15   21 3 2011

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    • The "Power Elite" and Environmental-Energy Policy in Japan

      Andrew DeWit, Iida Tetsunari

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS9 ( 4 ) 1 - 23   24 1 2011

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    • America's Weak Response to the Financial and Climate Crises

      DeWit Andrew

      Rikkyo economic review64 ( 2 ) 1 - 29   20 10 2010

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    • Revisiting Postwar Taxation in Japan and its Contemporary Implications

      Andrew DeWit, Elliot Brownlee

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS8 ( 39 )   27 9 2010

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    • Get FIT: Public Policy, the Smart State and the Energy-Environmental Revolution

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS8 ( 6 )   8 2 2010

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    • Back on the Agenda: Decentralization and the Japanese Political Economy

      Andrew DeWit

      SOCIAL SCIENCE JAPAN JOURNAL   2010

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    • Clean Coal and The Two Faces of China's Coal Industry

      Andrew DeWit, Jonathan Watts

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 51 )   14 12 2009

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    • Regime Change Short-Circuited: Carbon Emissions and Japan's Feed-in Tariff System

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 45 )   9 11 2009

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    • Is Hatoyama Reckless or Realistic? Making the Case for a 25% Cut in Japanese Greenhouse Gases

      Andrew DeWit, Iida Tetsunari

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 38 )   21 9 2009

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    • Japan's Response to Financial-Economic-Environmental Crisis

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      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 15 )   12 4 2009

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    • East Asian Welfare Regimes

      Andrew DeWit, Ito Peng, Joseph Wong

      Asia-Pacific Journal   3 2009

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      <jats:p>This chapter by Ito Peng and Joseph Wong on East Asian Asian welfare regimes is very welcome, particularly as a guide for what to watch in our increasingly fluid era of financial, energy and other shocks to the developed and developing economies. The authors review the literature on East Asian welfare states and show how much of it has been concerned with highlighting essential differences between the region and a generalized model of what we see in North America, Europe, and Scandinavia. (We might add that generalizing among those latter cases also seems unwise). One of the critically distinctive features of the East Asian welfare state typology was and remains the rather restricted fiscal role of the state. As the authors point out, in 2005 Japan led East Asia with 18.6% of GDP devoted to social spending. But the average in the OECD and EU countries was, respectively, 20.5 and 27%. Taiwan and Hong Kong are even further removed from the OECD pattern. During the mid-2000s they were only spending about 10% of GDP on social outlays. And then there is Korea, China, and Singapore weighing in with less than 7% of GDP spent on social outlays. The issues are particularly fascinating in light of the literature on the developmental state, pioneered by the late Chalmers Johnson, which highlights each of these countries as examples of state intervention in charting economic development.</jats:p>

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    • Global Warming and the Legacy of Bush and Koizumi

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      立教大学経済学研究会62 ( 4 ) 195 - 233   3 2009

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    • Japan's Twenty Year Response to Economic Crisis

      Andrew Dewit, T. Harris

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 7 )   9 2 2009

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    • Japan on the Brink of the Abyss? [Updated]

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS7 ( 5 )   28 1 2009

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    • 脱「世界同時不況」 : オバマは金融危機を克服できるか

      勝 金子, Andrew Dewit

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      はじめに 日本経済こそが経済危機 第１章 三つのチェンジ 第２章 立ちはだかる壁 第３章 デジャヴと緑の闘い 第４章 ウォール街に飲み込まれるオバマ 第５章 出口はどこか？ 第６章 それでも環境エネルギー革命は進む おわりに 新自由主義の時代は終わった

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    • The Local Dimension of Energy and Environmental Policy in Japan

      Andrew DeWit, Tatsuhiko Tani

      Japanstudien   1 2009

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      This paper examines the political economy of Japan's surprisingly restricted energy and environmental performance. Japan is generally depicted as a front-runner in addressing energy and environment...

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    • Subprime Learning: Positive and Negative Lessons of the Japanese Bubble for Americans

      Andrew DeWit, Kaneko Masaru

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS6 ( 11 )   1 11 2008

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    • The G8 Mirage: The Summit and Japan's Environmental Policies

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS6 ( 7 )   2 7 2008

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    • Are Renewable Energy Sources Approaching a Tipping Point?

      Andrew DeWit, J. L. Sawin

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS6 ( 3 )   3 3 2008

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    • What Me Worry? Japan Blithely Ignores the Warnings of Peak Oil Analysts

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS3 ( 10 )   12 10 2005

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    • Peak Oil and Japan's Food Dependence Available in Japanese Translation

      Andrew Dewit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS3 ( 9 )   28 9 2005

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    • Flawed Political Economy of Decentralization

      Andrew DeWit, Yukiko Yamazaki

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS3 ( 6 )   10 6 2005

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    • Scientific Stereotypes East and West (available in Spanish)

      Andrew DeWit

      ASIA-PACIFIC JOURNAL-JAPAN FOCUS3 ( 5 )   19 5 2005

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    • Fiscal Cuts or Common Sense? Fiscal Decentralization in Japan

      Andrew DeWit, Yukiko YAMAZAKI

      Asia-Pacific Journal   2 2004

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      <jats:p>Japan is stuck between lots of rocks and several hard places. It confronts the escalating costs of the world's most rapid pace of ageing with a low and declining birthrate and virtually no support for mass immigration. Moreover, the country faces these costs while severely handicapped by a public debt 1.5 times its GDP plus dramatic declines in the high rate of savings that has hitherto financed it. In addition to all this, the poorly performing economy is in its fourth year of deflation with little hope of producing a recovery in tax revenues. Indeed, deflation and minimal economic growth have eroded national income- tax revenues to their lowest level since the collapse of the bubble economy.</jats:p>

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    • Japan's fiscal crisis: The Ministry of Finance and the politics of public spending, 1975-2000.

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      PACIFIC AFFAIRS   2004

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    • Japan's Third Way: A Public Intellectual Confronts Japan's Economic Stagnation

      Andrew DeWit

      Asia-Pacific Journal   7 2003

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      <jats:p>Kaneko Masaru is one of Japan's best-known students of the country's crisis-ridden political economy and public finances. He is also a very prolific public intellectual. Over the past five years, he has authored or co-authored over 20 books, co-edited six, and written dozens of articles in the monthlies and the press. Kaneko writes in a country still dominated by the absurd notion that American institutions present a “global standard” to be matched lest Japan's decline become permanent. His controversial ideas on fiscal and financial reform are thus often sought out – often surreptitiously – by LDP and opposition party politicians and intra-party study groups. He is also a frequent speaker at academic and NGO forums and a high-profile commentator on policy-oriented television and radio programmes. In short, his eminently readable and cogent critiques of contemporary economic policies have earned him a broad professional and popular following. Indeed, his books are frequently displayed in their own sections in Tokyo bookstores.</jats:p>

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    • ブッシズム ― ブッシュ政権の政治経済政策 ―

      DeWit, Andrew

      世界 ( 707 ) 216 - 222   11 2002

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    • The political economy of taxes and redistribution in Japan

      Andrew Dewit, Sven Steinmo

      Social Science Japan Journal5 ( 2 ) 159 - 178   10 2002

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    • 「小泉税制改革」は欺瞞である

      DeWit, Andrew

      世界 ( 704 ) 107 - 117   8 2002

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    • Ishihara and the Politics of His Bank Tax

      DeWit, Andrew

      JPRI Critique   1 - 2   5 2002

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    • Equity and the politics of taxation in Japan

      A DeWit

      POLICY AND POLITICS30 ( 2 ) 231 - 246   4 2002

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    • Dry rot: The corruption of general subsidies in Japan

      Andrew DeWit

      Journal of the Asia Pacific Economy7 ( 3 ) 355 - 378   2002

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    • Dry Rot: The Corruption of General Subsidies in Japan

      DeWit, Andrew

      Asia Scholars Conference   8 2001

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    • The logic of Japanese politics: Leaders, institutions, and the limits of change.

      Andrew DeWit

      PACIFIC AFFAIRS   2001

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    • 政治学から見た日本の財政調整制度

      DeWit, Andrew

      日本地方財政学会   6 2000

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    • Blindsided: Ishihara Taxes the Banks

      DeWit, Andrew

      Tax Notes International   2021 - 2024   5 2000

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    • Ｉshihara Taxes the Banks

      DeWit, Andrew

      JPRI Critique   1 - 2   5 2000

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    • The Income Tax and the Tokyo Bank Tax

      Andrew DeWit

      Asian Perspective   197 - 216   1 1 2000

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    • Fiscal Politics and Japan's Fiscal Crisis

      DeWit, Andrew

      Vereinigung fur Sozial wissenschaftliche Japanforschun   12 1999

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    • 日本・カナダにおける財政危機 ― 歴史、制度、そしてアイデア ―

      DeWit, Andrew

      下関市立大学 論集43 ( 1 ) 1 - 24   9 1999

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    • 現代財政社会学の諸潮流

      DeWit, Andrew

      大島通義ほか編 日本が直面する財政問題 八千代出版   249 - 275   4 1999

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    • Caught Over a Pork Barrel: Decentralizing Japan's 1940 Fiscal Regime

      Andrew DeWit

      Studies in Political Economy   103 - 127   10 1998

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      Decentralization appears to be on a roll in contemporary Japan. To be sure, the Japanese Left have long sought administrative and fiscal devolution in order to democratize the state and, of late. insist that local government is better able to address the needs of a diversifying society. Yet, amidst the protracted fiscal and financial crises following the collapse of the late 1980s "bubble economy," even most of the conservative establishment, the heirs of Japan's centralized developmentalist state, openly blame their heritage for the nation's enervation at century's end.

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    • So long `Socialism': The Politics of Redistribution and Income-Tax Reforms in Japan

      DeWit, Andrew

      Japanese Politics Colloquium   9 1998

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    • Fiscal Politics and Japan's Local Allocation Tax

      DeWit, Andrew

      Conference of Asia Scholars   6 1998

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    • 枯渇しているコミュニティーにおける大学の役割

      DeWit, Andrew

      下関産業文化研究所 所報   21 - 27   5 1998

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    • 日本、カナダにおける財政危機と制度的財政社会学

      DeWit, Andrew

      日本地方財政学会   5 1998

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    • Japan's taxing bureaucrats: Fiscal sociology and the property-tax revolt

      Naohiko Jinno, Andrew Dewit

      Social Science Japan Journal1 ( 2 ) 233 - 246   1998

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      Language：English   Publisher：Oxford University Press  

      DOI： 10.1093/ssjj/1.2.233

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    • Trench Warfare on the Tax Fields: Bureaucratic Politics and Fiscal Decentralization in Japan

      Naohiko Jinno, Andrew DeWit

      Japanstudien   1 1996

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      (1996). Trench Warfare on the Tax Fields: Bureaucratic Politics and Fiscal Decentralization in Japan. Japanstudien: Vol. 7, Reformen im politokonomischen System Japans, pp. 107-134.

      DOI： 10.1080/09386491.1996.11827082

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    • HOW POLICIES CHANGE - THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT AND THE AGING SOCIETY - CAMPBELL,JC

      Andrew DeWit

      PACIFIC AFFAIRS   1993

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      DOI： 10.2307/2759386

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    • Ending the Postwar in Japan Structure, Actors, Norms and Challenges

      アンドリュー・デウィット（ Role： Sole author）

      ラウトレッジ出版  15 2 2011 

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    • 脱「世界同時不況」 : オバマは金融危機を克服できるか

      金子, 勝, Dewit, Andrew

      岩波書店  6 2009  （ ISBN:9784000094580 ）

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      Total pages：94p   Language：Japanese

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    • 脱「世界同時不況」

      アンドリュー・デウィット, 金子勝（ Role： Sole author）

      岩波書店  6 2009 

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    • 租税の財政社会学

      アンドリュー・デウィット（ Role： Joint editor）

      税務経理協会  1 2009 

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    • 世界金融危機

      アンドリュー・デウィット, 金子勝（ Role： Sole author）

      岩波書店  10 2008  （ ISBN:9784000094405 ）

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      Total pages：71p   Language：Japanese Book type：Scholarly book

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    • 環境エネルギー革命

      金子, 勝, Dewit, Andrew

      アスペクト  7 2007  （ ISBN:9784757213937 ）

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      Total pages：270p   Language：Japanese

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    • 財政赤字の力学 : アメリカは日本のモデルたりうるか

      金子, 勝, 池上, 岳彦, Dewit, Andrew

      税務経理協会  6 2005  （ ISBN:4419045620 ）

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    • メディア危機

      金子, 勝, Dewit, Andrew

      日本放送出版協会  6 2005  （ ISBN:4140910313 ）

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      Total pages：237p   Language：Japanese

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    • 不安の正体! : メディア政治とイラク戦後の世界

      金子, 勝, Dewit, Andrew, 藤原, 帰一, 宮台, 真司

      筑摩書房  10 2004  （ ISBN:4480863583 ）

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      Total pages：400p   Language：Japanese

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    • 世界は後戻りできない

      Dewit, Andrew, 金子, 勝

      岩波書店  9 2004  （ ISBN:4000093355 ）

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      Total pages：94p   Language：Japanese

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    • 終わらない戦争

      Dewit, Andrew, 金子, 勝

      岩波書店  7 2003  （ ISBN:4000093010 ）

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      Total pages：135p   Language：Japanese

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    • いかにブッシュ政権は危険か

      Dewit, Andrew, 金子, 勝

      岩波書店  1 2003  （ ISBN:4000092871 ）

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      Total pages：71p   Language：Japanese

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    • 再生可能エネルギー促進政策の政治経済学

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      東アジア・EU・北米において、再生可能エネルギーへの転換促進を目指した政策の政治経済を、歴史的制度論の観点から分析する。この3つの地域に導入される固定価格買取制度やRPS法、炭素取引制度等の形成を比較することで、現在著しい成長を見せているグリーン市場そのものが公的部門によって形作られている現状を明らかにする。公的部門と市場の適切な役割分担や、これまで取られてきた各国の市場形成の要因は、以前から政治経済学の研究対象とされてきた。また、異なる特色を持つ各国間の制度比較は、学術的な理論の展開と共に政策学習（ポリシー・ラーニング）が期待できる。

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