Profile
<Selected Positions Held>
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1972.9 – 1973.5: Assistant Research
Economist, Department of Economics, University of California at Berkeley.
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1973.6 – 1979.8: Assistant Professor of
Economics, Department of Economics, Yale University.
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1979.9 – 1981.5: Senior Research
Associate, Cowles Foundation for Research in Economics, Yale University.
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1981.6 – 1989.3: Associate Professor,
Faculty of Economics, The University of Tokyo.
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1988.9 – 1989.6: Visiting Associate
Professor of International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School, Princeton
University.
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1988.9 – 1989.6: Visiting Professor of
Economics, Department of Economics, University of Pennsylvania.
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1989.4 – 2010.3: Professor, Faculty of
Economics, The University of Tokyo.
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1997.4 – 1997.10: Visiting Fellow,
Dipartimento di Economia Politica, Università di Siena.
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2001.10 – 2003.9: Dean, Graduate School
of Economics and Faculty of Economics, The University of Tokyo.
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2004.4
– 2016.3: Visiting Professor, Musashino University; 2010.4-2012.3: Specially
Appointed Professor.
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2005.10
– 2011.9:
Member, Science Council of Japan; Chair: Economics Division, 2006.10 – 2011.9.
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2006.4
– 2013.3: Senior Research Fellow, Tokyo Foundation.
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2010.4
– 2017.3: Visiting Professor, International Christian University
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2010.4
– : Professor Emeritus, The University of Tokyo
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2013.4
– : Distinguished Fellow, Tokyo Foundation.
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2015.12
–: Member, The Japan Academy
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2017.4
–: Distinguished Professor, International Christian University
· 1969.
6: The University of Tokyo, Bachelor of Economics.
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1972.
6: Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Ph. D. in Economics.
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Grand
Prix, Nikkei Economic Books Cultural Award, 1982, to
Disequilibrium Dynamics -- A Theoretical Analysis of Inflation and Unemployment.
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Suntory
Academic Award, 1993, to Ontology of
Money (Kahei Ron).
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Kobayashi
Hideo Award, 2003 to What Will Become of
the Corporation (Kaisha ha Korekara Donarunoka )
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M&A
Forum Prize, 2009, to M&A for the
Wealth of Nations (M&A Kokufu-Ron).
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9th
John Whitney Hall Lecturer, 2007.11.7, Yale University.
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Medal
with Purple Ribbon, 2007 Spring, by the Japanese Government, to Distinguished
Contributions to Economic Theory.
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Honorary
Doctorate, 2009. 4. 4., University of Belgrade, for Contributions to Economic
and Legal Theory and Analysis of the Japanese Economy
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12th
Clarke Lecturer at Cornell Law School, 2014.03.26, Cornell Law School
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Election
to The Japan Academy, 2015.12.14
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Selection
as Person of Cultural Merit (Bunka-Korosha), 2016.11.3