The Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies (GSAPS) was founded in April 1998. The inaugural issue of the “Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies (Ajia Taiheiyō Tōkyū in Japanese)” was published in January 2000, in which all of the faculty members affiliated with the International Relations Major at GSAPS contributed papers at the suggestion of the First Dean of GSAPS, Professor Ken’ichi Goto. Since the inaugural issue of the Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies, 46 volumes in total have been published as of March, 2023. This journal also provides opportunities for research fellows in the WIAPS Research Groups to publish research outcomes and it serves as the departmental bulletin for GSAPS full-time faculty members. The name of this journal in Japanese, “Ajia Taiheiyō Tōkyū”, has inherited the term “Tōkyū” from the journal “Shakai Kagaku Tōkyū” (Journal of Social Sciences in English), which had a long and distinguished history as the departmental journal of the Waseda University Institute of Social Sciences, the predecessor of the international relations cluster at the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies. However, with the closure of the Institute of Social Sciences, various aspects of the journal’s distribution and operational know-how had to be created anew. Professor Takeshi Hara was in charge of the new journal’s inaugural issue and Professor Michio Yamaoka took over for Volumes 2 through Volume 4. From Volume 5 through Volume 44, Professor Eiji Murashima had been engaged in the journal’s publication and related administrative operations. And since Volume 45, Professor Shinzo Hayase has been in charge. According to the “Citation information by Nii[CiNii]”, the Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies is currently distributed to 134 libraries and is stocked at major national universities in institutions across Asia, America, and Europe. Most of the articles published in the journal are also available through the Waseda University Repository on the web. The Waseda University Repository can be accessed from the top page of the Waseda University Library. Also the recent articles are available on J-STAGE .
Most of the articles published in the Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies from the inaugural issue to Volume 9 and all articles published in the journal after Volume 10 are available through the Waseda University Repository on the web.
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Motivated by the goal of disseminating WIAPS research activities and research outcomes to a broad audience, publication of both the Research Paper Series and the Research Material Series began in 2010. The following research outcomes were published as of the end of Academic Year 2023. Both series are available through the Waseda Universitu Repository on the web.
The WIAPS Discussion Paper series is a collection of research-in-progress that is currently being conducted at the Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies. The aim of making these open access (i.e. making them freely accessible to the public) is to promote the development of active discussion, which will facilitate the publication of these research in academic journals and books as final products.
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2017-E-1 | Atsushi Kato, Atsushi Fukumi |
Industrialization Policy by Indian State Governments: A Political Economy Explanation |
2018-E-1 | Byeongwoo Kang | Innovation processes in public research institutes: AIST, Fraunhofer, and ITRI case-studies |
2018-E-2 | Duong Lan Huong, Tsunehiro Otsuki, Etsuyo Michida |
Quantitative Assessment of the Impact of EMS Standards on the Firms’ Attitude toward Product Safety |
2018-E-3 | Kaoru Nabeshima, Ayako Obashi |
Regulatory Dissimilarity: A First Look at the Newly Collected Non-Tariff Measure Database |
2019-E-1 | David Leheny | Emerging Narratives in the 2020 Crisis: From “United By Emotion” to the Global Politics of COVID-19 |
2020-E-1 | Kaoru Nabeshima, Ayako Obashi |
Impact of Regulatory Burdens on International Trade |
2020-E-2 | Byeongwoo Kang, Kaoru Nabeshima |
National origin diversity and innovation performance |