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KOH Youngku
Department / Course
College of International Studies Department of International Studies
Graduate School of Global Humanics Department of International Relations
Job
Professor
Achievement
Academic background
Belonging society
Present specialized field
Research, Studies
Curriculum Specialized
Book and thesis
Academic conference presentation
Academic background
Graduate School, Division of Economics Kyoto University Ph.D.in Economics
Belonging society
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The Japanese Society For The History Of Economic Thought
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Japan Society of International Economics
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The Peace Studies Association of Japan
Present specialized field
International Finance, International Trade Theory
Research, Studies
Monetary Theory and Thought
World Economy
Curriculum Specialized
International Finance, International Trade Theory
Book and thesis
Papers
International capital movements and the responsibility of the center countries -a reappraisal of Nurkse's theory Boekifu: Chubu International Review vol.10 2015/04
Papers
John Law on money: demand and power Boekifu: Chubu International Review vol.9 2014/04
Papers
J.R.Commons on managed currency: class conflict and justice Boekifu: Chubu International Review vol.8 2013/04
Papers
Adolf A.Berle on liquidity: 'artificial liquidity' and power Boekifu: Chubu International Review vol.7 2012/04
Papers
Eiichi SUGIMOTO's critical view on short-term liquidity: an approach toward periphery and heterogenieous economy Boekifu: Chubu International Review vol.6 2011/04
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Academic conference presentation
2009/05/07
" 'Directed economies' as a consequences of 'liquidity principle' in the inter-war period: a pre-war view in Japan" (Department of Economic & Social History, University of Glasgow, Department Seminar Program (Second Semester 2008-2009))