Shoko Yoshihara
Environment Policy (-2014)
Pathology of Contemporary Society (2007-09)
Virtual Center for Advanced Studies in Institution (VCASI) (2007-2010)
As an officer:
Creating Academic Frameworks for Food Studies (2007)
Delinquency Mechanisms and Crime Prevention (2007)
Environmental Strategies in Modern Civilization (2007-08)
Graduated from the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, having majored in Thai studies. While a student there, was sponsored by the Japanese government for study at Srinakharin Wirot University in Thailand. Studied at Lesley University’s graduate school in the United States (intercultural relations) and worked at the Institute of International Education’s Bangkok office. Before assuming her current position was temporarily assigned to the International Association of Maritime Universities from April 2004 to March 2007.
Article Abandoned Land
Forum Report: Land Rights and Responsibilities in the Twenty-First Century
November 6, 2018
Article Abandoned Land
Tackling the “Missing Landowner” Crisis: Stopgaps and Structural Reforms
October 16, 2018
Crisis for Japan’s Watershed Forests: Protecting the Country’s Forests and Water Cycle from Interests Backed by Global Capital (Summary)
The Tokyo Foundation for Policy Research
May, 2009
