Digitized Statecraft of Four Asian Regionalisms / Evidence-Based Approaches to Peace and Conflict Studies Bd.13 (PDF)

Japanese Journal of Political Science, the International Relations of the Asia-Pacific, and the Asian Journal of Comparative Politics. As an academic editor of book series, he has been one of the co-editors along with G. John Ikenberry for "Asia Today" and the editor of "Trust: Interdisciplinary Perspectives", and the Editor-in-Chief for "Evidence- Based Approach to Peace and Conflict Studies."

In addition to his academic work, Dr. Inoguchi is recognized for his past involvement in projects that directly impact his industry. He was president of the Japan Association of International Relations, counselor for the International Trade and Investment Foundation, counselor for the International Economic Exchange Foundation, committee member for the U.S. Social Science Research Council, member of the Japan-United States Educational Commission, member of the Japanese Government Legislative Council, distinguished visiting professor for the National University of Singapore, visiting professor for the SciencesPo in Paris, and visiting professor for the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva. For his incredible work, Dr. Inoguchi was the recipient of numerous grants from the Ministry of Education and he was honored as a Fulbright visiting scholar by the Center for International Affairs at Harvard University. Further, he earned an International Communication and Research Excellence Award, a Suntory Academic Award, a Japan Association of Public Policy Best Book Award, and a Distinguished Research Fellow Award from the International Society for Quality of Life Studies. Dr. Inoguchi notes that the greatest honor of his life occurred successively when the International Society for the Quality of Life Studies established the "Takashi Inoguchi Endowed Track on Quality of Life and Well-Being in East Asia" award in his name, and when the World Association for Public Opinion Research conferred on him with "the Helen Dinerman Award" for his life time contributions to public opinion research.







A graduate of the University of Tokyo, he earned a Bachelor of Arts in 1966 and a Master of Arts in 1968. Thereafter, he attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he earned a PhD in 1974. To remain at the top of his field, Dr. Inoguchi is a member of the Science Council of Japan, the Japanese Association of International Relations, the American Political Science Association, the International Political Science Association, the Japanese Political Science Association, the Japan Association of Public Policy Studies, the Asian Consortium for Political Research and the Japanese Society for Behaviormetrics. Looking to the future, Dr. Inoguchi intends to continue in his work while taking on new opportunities that come his way.



Lien Thi Quynh Le is a lecturer of University of Economics, Hue University, Hue City, Vietnam. She received her Master's degree and PhD from NagaokaUniversity of Technology, Japan. She has published mainly on international regimes and global governance. Her most recent books are The Development of Global Legislative Politics: Rousseau and Locke Writ Global (with Takashi Inoguchi, Springer Nature, 2019) and Digitized Statecraft in Multilateral Treaty Participation (with Takashi Inoguchi, Springer Nature, 2021). Her current research interests include the quantitative methods for the analysis and understanding of the structure and the effectiveness of the global governance regimes. Amongst these, the social network analysis perspective for the understanding of structure and relations between sovereign states, multilateral institutions or international organizations is particularly interested.