KOH Youngku

Profile

Title	Professor
Belong to	Dept. of International Studies School of General Education, Liberal Arts Education Program (Humanities and Social Literacy) International Relations (graduate school) Dept. of International Relations
Graduated	Kyoto University, Graduate School of Economics
Degree	Ph.D.in Economics (Kyoto University)
Academic Institutional Membership	Japan Society of International Economics The Peace Studies Association of Japan The Japanese Society For The History Of Economic Thought
Field of Study	International Finance, International Trade Theory
Research, Studies	Monetary Theory and Thought, World Economy
Curriculum Specialized	International Finance, International Trade Theory

Academic Papers, Critique

"International capital movements and the responsibility of the center countries -a reappraisal of Nurkse's theory", Boekifu: Chubu International Review, vol.10, April 2015

"John Law on money: demand and power", Boekifu: Chubu International Review, vol.9, April 2014

"J.R.Commons on managed currency: class conflict and justice", Boekifu: Chubu International Review, vol.8, April 2013

"Adolf A.Berle on liquidity: 'artificial liquidity' and power", Boekifu: Chubu International Review, vol.7, April 2012

"Eiichi SUGIMOTO's critical view on short-term liquidity: an approach toward periphery and heterogenieous economy", Boekifu: Chubu International Review, vol.6, April 2011

"Tojokoku Saimu No Shin Apurochi (New approaches towards resolving the insolvency of developing countries)", Sekaikeizai Hyoron, Nov. 2003

"Tausiggu(F.W.Taussig) no fubyodou bouekiron (Taussig's theory of unequal international trade)", Kyushu Kokusai Daigaku Keiei Keizai Ronshu, 9(3). March, 2003