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KAWAMOTO Akira

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KAWAMOTO Akira

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Director of Research (until February 27, 2008)

    Education

    1977-1981 Bachelor of Law, University of Tokyo
    1986-1988 MA, PPE, University of Oxford

    Experience

    1981-86 MITI - Industrial Policy, Minister's Secretariat, Regional Policy
    1988-94 MITI - Policy Vision, Environmental Policy, Industrial Machinery, Personnel Policy
    1994-95 Economic Planning Agency
    1995-99 OECD Secretariat - Regulatory Reform Project
    1999-2000 Director, Office of International Trade Research, MITI
    2000-2003 Director, Electricity Market Division, Electricity and Gas Industry Department, ANRE/METI
    2003-2004 Director, Industrial Structure Policy Division, METI
    2004-2006.7 Counsellor, Overall Strategy for Science and Technology Policy, Cabinet Office
    Consulting Fellow , RIETI
    2006.7- Current Post

    Selected Publications and Papers

    Regulatory Reform, 1998, Chuo Koron

    Reform Judiciary System (co-ed.), 2001, Toyo Keizai Shinposha

    Regulatory Reform in Japan? Perspectives and Challenge, 2001, in Sato & Yamamoto (ed.): Regulatory Reform in Network Industry, Nihon Hyoron Sha

    Japanese Electricity Reform? From Liberalisation to Structural Reform, 2001, in New Development of Electricity Business, Japan Electric Association Newspaper Department (Japanese)

    WTO and Domestic Regulatory Reform, 2003, in Iwata (ed.): Japan's Trade Policy and WTO, Nihon Keizai Newspaper Publisher

    Economic Analysis of Electricity Reform, 2003-4, series in Keizai Seminar

    Regulatory Reform, Market Access and International Market Contestability: An Analytical Framework*, 1996, Regulatory Reform and International Market Openness, OECD

    Regulatory Reform in the International Trade Policy Agenda*, 1997 August, Journal of World Trade

    Regulatory Reform and Globalization*, 1998 September, Asia-Pacific Review

    Unblocking Japanese reform*, 1999 March, OECD Observer

    How Can Regulatory Reform be linked to the New Trade Round?*, 1999 October&December, international trade law and regulation

    *English

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