Researcher Information - KAMESAKA Akiko |

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KAMESAKA Akiko

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University School of Business Department of Business Administration

Job Professor

Specialization and related fields
Money and finance, Economic policy

Business career
1.	2005/04/01 ～ 2007/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University School of Business Department of Business Administration
2.	2007/04/01 ～ 2008/03/31	Associate Professor Aoyama Gakuin University School of Business Department of Business Administration
3.	2008/04/01 ～	Professor Aoyama Gakuin University School of Business Department of Business Administration

Belonging society
1.	2002/05 ～	Western Finance Association

Winning science prize
1.	2002/07	Ibbotson Associates Japan Research Award

Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense
1.	2006/04 ～	Financial Crisis Individual Research
2.	2009/09 ～	Analysis on subjective well-being International Joint Research

Activity in society
1.	2016/03 ～ 2016/03	日本の経済政策

Book and thesis
1.	Papers	How to Reconstruct a Trend when Survey Questions Have Changed Over Time: Methods for Scale Homogenization Applied to the Case of Life Satisfaction in Japan 1958-2007 Survey Research Methods, 巻15(1) 15 (1),pp.101-113 (Co-authored) 2021
2.	Books	Governance, Risk, and Financial Impact of Mega Disasters: Lessons from Japan (Co-authored) 2019
3.	Books	Accessing Suicidal Ideation from Responses to Queries on Subjective Well-Being (Co-authored) 2016/02
4.	Papers	Working Hours and KAROSHI Risk Assessment 325,pp.1-37 (Co-authored) 2016/01
5.	Papers	Rising Aspirations Dampen Satisfaction Education Economics,pp.515-531 (Co-authored) 2015/08
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Lecturer and lecture
1.	2017/01/18	金融市場と日本経済
2.	2016/12/14	日本の機関投資家の期待形成
3.	2015/09	RMB Internationalization and Japan-China Financial Cooperation (西安)

Academic conference presentation
1.	2019	Working Hours and KAROSHI Risk Assessment (Annual meetings)
2.	2015/06/05	Worldviews and Altruistic Behavior (韓国金融学会学術大会)
3.	2014/10/17	Accessing Suicidal Ideation from Responses to Queries on Subjective Well-Being (Comparative Study on Happiness in Paris)