KUME Ikuo
Faculty Fellow
(until March 31, 2004)
Professor of Graduate School of Law, Kobe University
Professor of Graduate School of Law, Kobe University
Expertise
Political Science
Education
1981, L.L.B., Kyoto University
1983, L.L.M., Kyoto University
1994, Ph.D., Government, Cornell University
(Chair: Peter J. Katzenstein, Theodore J. Lowi, T.J.Pempel)
1983, L.L.M., Kyoto University
1994, Ph.D., Government, Cornell University
(Chair: Peter J. Katzenstein, Theodore J. Lowi, T.J.Pempel)
Experience
1994- Professor, Kobe University, Faculty of Law
1987-1994 Associate Professor, Kobe University, Faculty of Law
1992 Part-time Lecturer, St.Catherine's College (Oxford University) Kobe Institute
1992-1994 Visiting Associate Professor, Cornell University Department of Government
1995-2003 Visiting Professor, Stanford Japan Center
2000-2001 Adjunct Professor, University of Tokyo, Institute of Social Science Research
1987-1994 Associate Professor, Kobe University, Faculty of Law
1992 Part-time Lecturer, St.Catherine's College (Oxford University) Kobe Institute
1992-1994 Visiting Associate Professor, Cornell University Department of Government
1995-2003 Visiting Professor, Stanford Japan Center
2000-2001 Adjunct Professor, University of Tokyo, Institute of Social Science Research
Selected Publications and Papers
- Disparaged Success: Labor Politics in Postwar Japan, Cornell University Press, 1998.
- "The Rise of Non-Market Training Regimes: Germany and Japan Compared," Journal of Japanese Studies, 25-1, 1999.
- "The Rise of Non-Market Training Regimes: Germany and Japan Compared," Journal of Japanese Studies, 25-1, 1999.
