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M.A. Erik Isaksson

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Ostasiatisches Seminar / Japanologie

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter

Politik und Wirtschaft Japans

Adresse
Hittorfstr. 18 Neubau
Raum 1.31
14195 Berlin

Sprechstunde

Wintersemester 2024/2025

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Ausbildung

02/2023-05/2023

Gastforscher

Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University

(Tokio, Japan)

10/2020-

Promotionsstudium

Graduate School of East Asian Studies, Freie Universität Berlin

(Berlin, Deutschland)

Erstgutachterin: Prof. Dr. Verena Blechinger-Talcott

Arbeitstitel der Doktorarbeit: Leader Among Democrats? “Universal Values” in Japanese Foreign Policy 2006-2020

08/2014-07/2016

MA, Asian Languages and Cultures

Department of Asian, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies

Universität Stockholm

(Stockholm, Schweden)

10/2012-09/2013

Japanese Language and Culture Studies Program (MEXT Japan Studies-Stipendium)

 Universität Hokkaido

(Sapporo, Japan)

09/2011-12/2011

Japanese Language and Japan Studies Program (Austauschsemester durch Universität Stockholm)

Nihon University

(Tokio, Japan)

08/2010-06/2014

BA, Japanisch

Department of Asian, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies

Universität Stockholm

(Stockholm, Schweden)


Einschlägige Arbeits- und Lehrerfahrung

12/2022-

Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter

Japanologie, Arbeitsbereich Politik und Wirtschaft Japans

Freie Universität Berlin

(Berlin, Deutschland)

10/2022-12/2022

Lehrbeauftragter

Japanologie, Arbeitsbereich Politik und Wirtschaft Japans

Freie Universität Berlin

(Berlin, Deutschland)

11/2020-

Associate Fellow

Asia Program, Swedish Institute of International Affairs (UI)

(Stockholm, Schweden)

Projekte zu

  • Die Rolle Schwedens auf der koreanischen Halbinsel (09/2021-09/2023)
  • Chinabilder in Japan (03/2021-)
  • Schweden-Japan-Beziehungen (05/2021-12/2021)

10/2020-

Visiting Ph.D. Student

European Institute of Japanese Studies

Stockholm School of Economics

(Stockholm, Schweden)

01/2017-09/2020

Research Coordinator (Japan Center) / Outreach Coordinator (Institutsübergreifend) / Junior Research Fellow (China Center)

Institute for Security and Development Policy (ISDP)

(Stockholm, Schweden)

08/2015-01/2016

Praktikant

Asia Program, Swedish Institute of International Affairs

(Stockholm, Schweden)

08/2014-01/2015

Praktikant

Schwedische Botschaft in Tokyo, Abteilung für Wirtschafts- und Handelspolitik

(Tokio, Japan)

 

Stipendien

  •  Toshiba International Foundation (TIFO)-Stipendium für Feldforschung (02/2023-05/2023)
  • Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst-Graduate School Scholarship Programme (DAAD-GSSP) (10/2020-12/2021)
  • Einjähriges Japanstudien-Stipendium des japanischen Bildungsministeriums (MEXT) (10/2012-09/2013)

Forschungsschwerpunkte

  •  Internationale Beziehungen (IB) Japans/Ostasiens
  • Die Rolle Narrative, Diskurse, Status, Identität, Hierarchie in der IB
  • Japanische Politik (insbesondere die Interaktion einheimischer und internationaler Politik)
  • “Knowledge Regimes” in der IB

Publikationsliste

Isaksson, E. (2023). Japan’s New NSS: Zeitenwende or Time-Tested Tradition? H-Diplo|RJISSF Commentary Series (Februar). https://issforum.org/ISSF/PDF/RJISSF-Commentary-I-4.pdf.

Isaksson, E. (2022). Sweden-Japan Relations: From economic partners to geopolitical allies?’ in Brinza, A., und Lungo, A. (eds.) Developing the EU-Japan Strategic Partnership: An analysis of European Union Member states' relations with Japan. Bucharest: Research Institute for the Study of the Asia-Pacific (RISAP), pp. 574-603.             

Isaksson, E. (2022) Grand Strategy or Grand Identity? Narratives of “Universal Values” and Autonomy in Japanese Foreign Policy. Quaderni di Scienze Politiche 21/2022, pp. 95-113.

Isaksson, E. (2022). Longtime Democrat, Future Leader: The Particular Logic of Japan’s Values Discourse. UI Brief, no 2. 2022. https://www.ui.se/globalassets/ui.se-eng/publications/ui-publications/2022/ui-brief-no.-2-2022.pdf.

Isaksson, E. (2020). Overseas Chinese: Hostages of Geopolitics and Victims of Racism and Exploitation. ISDP Voices. https://isdp.eu/overseas-chinese-hostages-geopolitics-victims-racism/.             

Isaksson, E. (2020). Ethnic Minorities and the Fight Against Poverty in China: the Case of Yunnan. ISDP Voices. https://isdp.eu/ethnic-minorities-and-the-fight-against-poverty-in-china-the-case-of-yunnan/.

Isaksson, E. (2020). China’s Environmental Protection Law and its NGOs: Onwards Together in the War on Pollution? ISDP Voices. https://isdp.eu/environmental-protection-law-war-on-pollution/.

Hagström, L. und Isaksson, E. (2019) Pacifist Identity, Civics Textbooks, and the Opposition to Japan’s Security Legislation. The Journal of Japanese Studies, 45(1), pp. 31-55.

Isaksson, E. (2018). If Not North Korea, Who Will Be Japan’s Chief Antagonist? The Diplomat. https://thediplomat.com/2018/06/if-not-north-korea-who-will-be-japans-chief-antagonist/.

Isaksson, E., Vargö, L. und Palmbach, L. (2017). Japan and North Korea – Toward Engagement for Regional Security. ISDP Policy Brief no. 207. http://isdp.eu/publication/japan-and-north-korea-toward-engagement-for-regional-security/.

Isaksson, E. (2017). Uphill Climb for Maehara’s Democratic Party. ISDP Voices. http://isdp.eu/uphill-battle-maehara-japan-democratic-party/.

Isaksson, E. (2017). Abe Pushing the Reset Button – and Positioning Himself for Next Year? ISDP Voices. http://isdp.eu/shinzo-abe-new-cabinet/.

Isaksson, E. (2017). Tokyo elections: implications for Abe. ISDP Voices. https://isdp.eu/tokyo-elections-implications-abe-koike/.

Isaksson, E. (2016). Efter Abes möte med Trump: På samma våglängd? Utrikesmagasinet. http://www.utrikesmagasinet.se/analyser/2016/november/efter-abes-mote-med-trump-pa-samma-vaglangd/.