科学技術政策研究：政治学系（Japan's Modernization Experience and Its ODA Policy）

This course is designed to offer an overview of Japan’s experience in modernization and how it has extended its assistance to other countries’ modernizing efforts. As the first non-western country to modernize, Japan’s experience, both positive and negative, presents an important reference point for other countries to investigate. This course is conducted in cooperation with JICA, the Japan International Cooperation Agency. Those taking part in the JICA Development Studies Program are required to take this course, while other students are most welcome to take part.

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授業計画

Note that the titles and order of the classes are subject to change. 1. State Formation and Modern Diplomacy (Kaoru Iokibe, Professor, The University of Tokyo) 2. Meiji Restoration: Start of Full-Scale Modernization (Shinichi Kitaoka, Emeritus Professor, The University of Tokyo, and JICA Special Advisor) 3. Modernization of Japan’s Administrative System (Izuru Makihara, Professor, The University of Tokyo) 4. Modernization of Japan’s Legal System (Kentaro Matsubara, Professor, The University of Tokyo) 5. Quality Infrastructure and Japan’s ODA (Junichi Yamada, Senior Vice President, JICA) 6. Modernization and the International Economy (Toshiro Nishizawa, Professor, The University of Tokyo) 7. History of Japan’s ODA (Hiroshi Kato, Professor, International University) 8. Emerging Powers and Japan’s ODA: Special Focus on China (Naohiro Kitano, Professor, Waseda University) 9. Japan’s ODA for Human Resource Development (Nobuko Kayashima, Senior Research Advisor, JICA Ogata Sadako Research Institute) 10. Economic Growth and Industrial Policy (Ryozo Hayashi, Visiting Professor, The University of Tokyo) 11. Japan’s ODA for Promotion of the Rule of Law (Nozomi Iwama, Deputy Director General, Governance and Peacebuilding Department, JICA) 12. Student presentation (Bei Jin, Assistant Professor, The University of Tokyo) 13. Student presentation (Bei Jin, Assistant Professor, The University of Tokyo)

授業の方法

Roughly half of the course will be taught by professors of The University of Tokyo and the other half by current and former members of JICA. Each week a different topic is covered by a lecturer with the expertise. Each class will be divided into lecture and discussion.

成績評価方法

Grade evaluation will be made on the student’s attendance, presentation and term paper. (There could be changes depending on the size of the class.)

教科書

There will be no specific textbook.

参考書

Readings will be assigned prior to the class when needed.

履修上の注意

Those taking part in the JICA Development Studies Program are required to take this course, while other students are most welcome to take part.