Fellow Researchers Profile
Kayoko TATSUMI
Research Fellow
Expertise
- International politics
- Middle East studies
- Energy and climate change policies
Profile
Education
| 1980.03 | B.A. in English Literature, Sophia University |
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| 1981.05 | Katherine Gibbs Community College, USA |
| 1987.03 | M.A. in International Relations, International University of Japan |
| 1999.05 | Pre-M.A. University of the State of Maryland, USA. |
| 2009.12 | Ph.D. in International Development, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), England |
Career
| 1987.04 - 1989.04 | Associate at Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) |
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| 1989.05 - 1991.02 | Officer at Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development |
| 1992.01 - 1997.07 | Program Officer, The Sasakawa Peace Foundation |
| 1997.08 - 1999.09 | Program Manager, The Sasakawa Peace Foundation, USA |
| 2009.09 - 2012.09 | Teaching staff, Department for International Development, London School of Economics and Political Science, England |
| 2013.07 - 2023.03 | Director, Middle-East and Islam Program, Sasakawa Peace Foundation |
| 2023.04 - | Research Fellow, The Canon Institute for Global Studies |
Papers
- Coalition Politics, Ethnic Violence and Citizenship: Muslim Political Agency in Meerut, India, c.1950-2004' Ph.D thesis, LSE, Sept 2009
- The Search for Order: Understanding Hindu-Muslim Violence in Post-Partition India, Stuart Corbridge, Nikki Kauer and Kayoko Tatsumi 'Pacific Affairs', June 2012