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OKABE Tomohito

Department / Course

Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Economics

Job Associate Professor

Specialization and related fields
Public economics and labor economics, Economic theory

Academic background
1.	Faculty of Science and Engineering Keio University Graduated
2.	Master Graduate School, Division of Science and Engineering Keio University Finished
3.	Master Graduate School, Division of Economics Hosei University Finished

Business career
1.	2015/08 ～ 2020/03	Assistant Professor Hitotsubashi University Institute of Economic Research Research Division of Economic Institutions and Policy
2.	2020/04/01 ～	Associate Professor Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Economics
3.	2024/04 ～ 2025/03	Visiting Scholar Université de Lille Lille Économie Management

Belonging society
1.		The Behaviormetric Society of Japan

Book and thesis
1.	Papers	Economic Growth with Endogenous Political Violence LEM Discussion Paper 2025-1 (Sole-authored) 2025/02
2.	Papers	Labor share and market power in European firms MPRA Paper 123442 (Co-authored) 2025/01
3.	Papers	Conditional political budget cycles: The role of time preference Economics and Politics 34 (1),pp.67-91 (Co-authored) 2022/03
4.	Papers	Estimation of Unobserved Dynamics of Individual Partisanship: A Bayesian Approach （共著） Behaviormetrika 45 (1),pp.25-55 (Co-authored) 2018/04
5.	Papers	Regional Economic Growth Disparities: A Political Economy Perspective （共著） European Journal of Political Economy 46,pp.26-39 (Co-authored) 2017/01

Academic conference presentation
1.	2024/09/18	Economic Growth with Endogenous Political Violence (Symposium autour des travaux de Gérard Debreu)
2.	2024/05/14	How can we account for persistent economic stagnation and security unease in African nations?: A general equilibrium analysis (Lille Économie Management Seminar)
3.	2023/06/09	How can we account for persistent economic stagnation and security unease in African nations?: A general equilibrium analysis (International Conference on Macroeconomics and Econometrics/ National Dong Hwa University)
4.	2018/10/22	Do lifecycle events matter for voter turnout?: Evidence from British Cohort Panel Survey (Public Economics Seminar/ University of Konstanz)
5.	2018/09/03	Do lifecycle events matter for voter turnout?: Evidence from British Cohort Panel Survey (The 46th Annual Meeting of the Behaviormetric Society)
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