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HATTORI Takashi

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HATTORI Takashi

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Consulting Fellow
Director, Coordination Division, Supervisory Bureau, Financial Services Agency

    Expertise

    International Relations, Environment, Trade

    Education

    2000 Ph.D., Graduate School of Decision Science, Tokyo Institute of Technology
    1996 Master in Public Policy, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
    1991 Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts, College of Arts and Sciences, The University of Tokyo

    Experience

    2009. 7- 2010. 7 Minister's Secretariat (Trade Finance and Financial System), Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
    2008.12-2009. 7 Minister's Secretariat (Financial System), Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)
    2005.12-2008.11 Director (Program), APEC Secretariat
    2002. 6-2005.11 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (Industrial Science and Technology and Environment Bureau, Trade Policy Bureau)
    2000. 6-2002. 6 Ministry of Labour (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare)
    1999. 6-2000. 6 Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Trade Policy Bureau)
    1997. 5-1999. 6 Cabinet Secretariat
    1991. 4 Joined Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Trade Policy Bureau, Consumer Goods Industry Bureau, Small and Medium Enterprise Agency)

    Selected Publications and Papers

    "The Rise of Japanese Climate Change Policy: Balancing the Norms Economic Growth, Energy Efficiency, International Cooperation and Environmental Protection," in M. Pettenger, ed. The Social Construction of Climate Change. Hampshire, UK: Ashgate (2007): 75-97.

    "Building the Institutional Capacity for Trade and the Environment," Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 8, No.2 (2006): 70-77.

    "Creating Green Employment: A New Link between Forestry and Employment Policies," Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 4, No.2 (2002) 99-113.

    "Renegotiations in the Post-Agreement Period: The Future of the Kyoto Protocol," Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 3, No.2 (2001) 64-80.

    "Trade Liberalization and Civil Society: The Japanese Policy Formulation Process," Interdisciplinary Environmental Review 2, No.2 (2000) 172-189.

    "Integrating Policies for Combating Climate Change: The Role of the Japanese Joint Conference for the Kyoto Protocol," Environmental Economics and Policy Studies 3, No. 4 (2000) 425-445.

    "The Road to the Kyoto Conference: An Assessment of the Japanese Two-Dimensional Negotiation," International Negotiation 4, No.2 (1999) 167-195.

    "Greening APEC: Institutional Reform for Establishing a Regional Sustainable Development Area," in L. E. Susskind, W. Moomaw, and T. L. Hill, eds., Innovations in International Environmental Negotiation. Cambridge, Mass., USA: Program on Negotiation (1997) 38-47.

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