Dr. Paul Talcott
Freie Universität Berlin
programa trAndeS
Programa de Posgrado en Desarrollo Sostenible y Desigualdades Sociales en la Región Andina
Oficial del programa
14195 Berlin
2009 |
FU Berlin, Japan Seminar, Advanced Research Fellow |
2005-2006 |
Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Visiting Research Fellow |
2002-2006 |
Emory University, Department of Political Science, Assistant Professor |
2000-2002 |
University of Tokyo, Institute for Social Science, Postdoctoral Research Fellow |
1999-2000 |
Harvard University, Program on U.S.-Japan Relations, Postdoctoral Fellow |
1999 |
Harvard University, Department of Government, Ph.D. |
SS 2011 |
Social Policy in Japan / FU Berlin, Japan Seminar |
WS 2010/11 |
Public Policy in Japan / FU Berlin, Japan Seminar |
WS 2009/10 |
The Politics of Elderly Policy in Japan / FU Berlin, Japan Seminar |
WS 2008/9 |
Methods in Japanese Studies / FU Berlin, Japan Seminar |
WS 2008/9 |
Translation Workshop, Demographic Change in Japan / FU Berlin, Japan Seminar |
2002-2005 |
Graduate and Undergraduate Courses in Comparative Politics, Public Policy, Health Policy, and East Asian Politics / Emory University, Atlanta, USA |
Selected Publications
with Koichi Kawabuchi: Getting Vaccine Policy Right: A global-standard comprehensive policy for Japan, Shakai Hoken Junpo (Social Insurance News) 2413-2414 (February 1, February 11, 2010), 14-20, 20-27 (in Japanese).
Political Parties and the Aging Society, in: Florian Coulmas (ed.): The Demographic Challenge. A Handbook about Japan, 2008.
The Politics of Japan's Long Term Care Insurance System, in: Harald Conrad and Ralph Luetzeler (eds.): Aging and Social Policy. A German-Japanese Comparison, Munich 2003, Iudicium, 89-121.
Selected Presentations
The Regionalization of Japanese Health Care Policy, Nissan Seminar, St. Antony's College, Oxford University, May 2012.
Japanese Health Policy in a Regional Perspective,Risk in East Asia RTG, Duisburg University, December 2011
Roundtable on East Asian Studies (Chair), New Research Trends in Contemporary Asian Studies, Institute of Asian Affairs, Berlin, May 2006.