Takashi Inoguchi

Eminent Scholar Professor of Political Science | Professor Emeritus

Takashi Inoguchi

A Timeline of Professional Milestones 

1944

Born to Kokichi and Mitsuko Inoguchi in Nigata, Japan.

1966

Earns a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Tokyo.

1968

Earns a Master of Arts from the University of Tokyo.

1974

Teaches as an associate professor at Sophia University in Tokyo until 1977.

1974

Earns a Doctor of Philosophy from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

1977

Teaches as an associate professor of political science at the University of Tokyo until 1988.

1983

Is a Fulbright visiting scholar at the Center for International Affairs within Harvard University.

1988

Teaches as a professor at the University of Tokyo until 2005.

1995

Becomes the senior vice rector at United Nations University until 1997.

1999

Teaches as a distinguished visiting professor at the National University of Singapore and does so again in 2005 and 2007.

2000

Is president of the Japanese Association of International Relations until 2002.

2000

Serves as an editor for the Asian Journal of Comparative Politics with SAGE Publications until 2018.

2005

Teaches as a professor at Chuo University in Tokyo until 2009.

2005

Earns the title of professor emeritus from the University of Tokyo.

2009

Becomes the chancellor and president of the University Niigata Prefecture until 2017.

2014

Receives the International Society for Quality of Life Studies (ISQOLS) Distinguished Research Fellow Award.

2017

Is named eminent scholar-professor within the Institute of Asian Cultures at J. F. Oberlin University in Tokyo.

2018

Inspires The Takashi Inoguchi Endowed Track on Quality of Life and Well-Being in East Asia Award from the ISQOLS.

2020

Published “The Development of Global Legislative Politics: Rousseau and Locke Writ Global (Trust Book 3)” via Sage Publications.

2020

Continues to be a prolific and prescient writer in English on such subjects on Japanese politics and foreign policy.

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