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Eisaku Ide

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Ide Eisaku

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1972-04-24 （Kurume, Fukuoka, Japan）
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese

経歴

職業
Economist, University professor, Researcher, Author
活動期間
2000年〜
所属
Keio University, Faculty of Economics (Professor), Yokohama National University, Graduate School of International Social Sciences (former Associate Professor/Assistant Professor), Tohoku Gakuin University, Faculty of Economics (former Assistant), Bank of Japan, Institute for Monetary and Economic Studies (Visiting Researcher), University of Colorado Boulder (Visiting Researcher)

学歴

The University of Tokyo
Faculty of Economics
学位: 学士
期間: 〜1995
卒業年: 1995
国: Japan
Completed undergraduate studies
Graduate School of Economics, The University of Tokyo
Graduate School of Economics
学位: 博士（経済学）
期間: 2000頃〜2008
卒業年: 2008
国: Japan
Earned PhD in Economics. Dissertation: "A Study of the Takahashi Fiscal Policy: Escape from the Showa Depression and the Struggle for Fiscal Reconstruction"

受賞歴

Osaragi Jiro Forum Award
2015
対象作品: The End of the Age of Economics
主催: Osaragi Jiro Forum Award Committee
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

The End of the Age of Economics (Series: Perspectives on Contemporary Economics)

2015年 Non-fiction; Economics

Discusses structural problems in contemporary economies and proposes policy shifts away from growth-centered economic views.

Fiscal policySocial securityEconomic thought

A Study of the Takahashi Fiscal Policy: Escape from the Showa Depression and the Struggle for Fiscal Reconstruction

2006年 Academic; Economic history

A historical analysis of Takahashi Korekiyo's fiscal and monetary policies during the Showa Depression, examining their significance and limits.

Fiscal historyMonetary policyHistorical analysis

Modern History of Japanese Public Finance 1: The Era of Construction State 1960–85

2014年 History; Economics

A historical study examining the formation of Japanese public finance and the construction-centered state from the 1960s to 1985.

Public worksFiscal formationModern history

On Tax Increases for Happiness: For Whom Is Fiscal Policy?

2018年 Essays; Public policy

A policy-oriented book for general readers, arguing about the role of taxation and public finance in promoting social welfare.

TaxationSocial securityPublic services

全著作

  • A Study of the Takahashi Fiscal Policy: Escape from the Showa Depression and the Struggle for Fiscal Reconstruction
  • The Origins of Fiscal Deficits: Considering the Conditions for a Tolerant Society
  • Japanese Public Finance: Guidelines for Transformation
  • Modern History of Japanese Public Finance 1: The Era of Construction State 1960–85
  • The End of the Age of Economics (Series: Perspectives on Contemporary Economics)
  • Inequality from 18: What Japan Really Needs
  • Reading Japanese Society through Fiscal Policy: For Your Future
  • On Tax Increases for Happiness: For Whom Is Fiscal Policy?
  • Toyama Is Japan's Sweden: Unraveling the Mystery of a Transforming Conservative Stronghold
  • Let's Talk About Taxes and Social Security Now!
  • Ending the Economy of Desire
  • What Does It Mean to Live Normally? : A Child's Thoughts on Everyone's Happiness
  • Who Said Society Can't Be Changed?: The Revolution of Basic Services
  • A Money and Services Encyclopedia for Everyone from Age 10
  • Basic Services: A Society with Zero Savings and Zero Anxiety

作風・主題

文体
Logical and clear expositionScholarly voice emphasizing historical and institutional analysisAccessible explanations for general readers
頻出モチーフ
Fiscal policySocial securityInequality and redistributionHistoric dimension of public policy

評価・遺産

Recognized as a scholar who analyzes Japanese fiscal policy and social security from the perspective of fiscal sociology and offers policy proposals. As a university professor and author, he is regarded as a public intellectual influencing policy debates.

関連学会

  • Japanese Economic Association

豆知識

  • Born in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture
  • Alumnus of La Salle High School
  • Recipient of the 15th Osaragi Jiro Forum Award (2015)