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ADEBAHR Paul Ramon DavidGraduate School of Intercultural Studies / Department of Cultural-InteractionAssociate Professor
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■ Award- Nov. 2023 German Association for Social Science Research on Japan, Best Paper Award in a Social Science Journal on Japan, Between Regional Cooperation and Strategic Reordering: An Examination of the Change in Perceptions in Japanese Security Policy
- Sep. 2019 京都大学 特に優れた博士論文表彰, 京都大学 特に優れた博士論文表彰
- Apr. 2016 Japan Society Promotion Science, JSPS Research Fellow for Young Scientists DC1
- Apr. 2014 MEXT, Japanese Government (Monbukagakusho) Scholarship
- Apr. 2014 German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Postgraduate Scholarship
- Sep. 2007 Student Exchange Programm Fellow, Exchange Programm Munich University for Oversea Studies Fellow
- Oct. 2024, Japan 2024: Politics, Economy and Society 2024(1), 1(1) (1), 46 - 65Main features and trends of Japanese foreign and security policy 2023/24: From global crises to global responsibility?[Refereed]
- Informa UK Limited, Apr. 2024, Contemporary Japan, 36(2) (2), 261 - 279, English[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Dec. 2023, Japan 2023: Politics, Economy and Society, 2023(1) (1), 50 - 83Recent Developments and Trends in Japan’s Foreign and Security Policy 2022/2023: New strategies, new regional emphasis[Refereed]In book
- Munich: Iudicium, Nov. 2022, Japan 2022: Politics, Economy and Society, 166 - 191, German, International magazineChanging Perceptions among Japanese policymakers and the origins of strategic change towards Asia[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Jul. 2019, Kyoto University, EnglishThe domestic foundations of Tokyo’s changing security policy strategy towards the Asia-Pacific in the 21st century and the role of Japan’s Foreign Policy Executive[Refereed]Doctoral thesis
- Jun. 2018, Japan Studies Association Journal, 15, 163 - 184, EnglishStrategic Diversification towards Southeast Asia? Analyzing Japan’s security initiatives in the Asia Pacific between 2012-2016[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Aug. 2017, Japan 2017: Politics, Economy, Society, 96 - 124, GermanTokyo’s new security towards Asia Pacific: a comparative analysis of current developments in Japan’s regional security policy[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Jun. 2017, International Studies Association International Conference 2017 Preceedings, 1 - 25, EnglishTurning to Asia: Is Abe’s security policy altering the strategic scope of Japan’s defense strategy?International conference proceedings
- Dec. 2013, Acta Asiatica Varsoviensia, 26, 195 - 213, EnglishJapan’s Security Policy in the 21st Century – New implication’s for an Old Strategy?[Refereed]Scientific journal
- Aug. 2013, Japan 2013: Politics, Economy, Society, 2013, 125 - 148, GermanJapan’s changing security policy in view of a new East Asian security architecture[Refereed]Scientific journal
- 2023年度連続研究会第4回平和と共生の政治学―国家中心主義を超えて―, Jan. 2024Japan’s Emphasis on ‘the Rule of Law’ in Foreign Policy: Navigating Indo-Pacific Challenges
- German Association for Social Science Research on Japan Annual Conference, Nov. 2023, English“How do intervening variables influence decision making processes? Analyzing Japanese foreign policy”Oral presentation
- Goethe University Frankfurt Insititute for Japanese Studies, Apr. 2023, GermanJapan’s new Pacific-Strategy: Adjusting Realpolitik or comprehensive strategic transformation?[Invited]Invited oral presentation
- 64th International Studies Association Annual Convention, Mar. 2023, English“The securitization of the Arctic? Analyzing Japan’s current foreign policy strategy towards the Artic Ocean”Oral presentation
- 34. Deutscher Orientalistentag, Sep. 2022, EnglishRivalry in the Pacific and Japan’s new regional security strategy for the 21st centuryOral presentation
- 18th German Conference on Japanese Studies, Aug. 2022, GermanPerceptions matter! Analyzing the role of state-level decision-makers in Japan’s regional security cooperation in view of the strategic realignment in the Pacific"Oral presentation
- 21st Asian Studies Conference Japan, Jul. 2022, EnglishGreat Power Rivalry and Middle-Power Strategies in Contemporary Asia-Pacific: A neoclassical realist analysis of Japan’s Asia-Pacific strategy
- Association for Asian Studies 2022 Annual Conference, Mar. 2022, EnglishDomestic forces, political agents and power shifts in contemporary Asia Pacific: the case of Japan’s changing Asia strategyOral presentation
- ISA 2021 Annual Convention - April 6th - 9th, 2021, Apr. 2021, EnglishJapan’s regional security cooperation – A neoclassical realist analysis of Tokyo’s Foreign Policy Executive and the origins of strategic change in the Asia-PacificOral presentation
- International Studies Association Annual Convention 2020, Mar. 2020, EnglishTransforming the Pivot into a comprehensive strategy: A neoclassical realist analysis of Japan’s Foreign Policy Executive and the quest for a proactive security policy in the Asia-Pacific (conference cancelled due to Covid19)Oral presentation
- Symposium by the Study Group on History and International Relations at Waseda University, Oct. 2019, EnglishJapan’s security initiatives in the Asia-Pacific: new perspectives on regional cooperation and the role of Tokyo’s Foreign Policy Executive[Invited]Invited oral presentation
- The 3rd European Association of Japanese Studies Japan Conference, Sep. 2019, EnglishJapan’s new proactive security policy strategy in the Pacific: Between bureaucratic pragmatism and political distortion: A neoclassical realist analysisOral presentation
- The 15th Asia Pacific Conference 2017、Center for Asia Pacific Studies, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Nov. 2017Return to Asia? A case study of Japan’s security initiatives in the Asia PacificOral presentation
- The 21st Asian Studies Conference Japan (ASCJ 2017), Jul. 2017Introducing a new strategic approach by orienting ‘south’? Testing strategic elements in Japan’s evolving security policy for Asia
- International Studies Association (ISA) International Conference 2017, Jun. 2017, EnglishTurning to Asia: Is Abe’s Security Policy Altering the Strategic Scope of Japan’s Defense Strategy? – a neoclassical case study of Japan’s institutionalized security strategy in Southeast Asia
- New England Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference: “Asia: Past, Present, Future”, Jan. 2017, EnglishAltering the strategic scope of Japan’s foreign policy? An empirical analysis of shifts in Japan’s military strategy towards Southeast Asia
- 23rd Annual Japan Studies Association Conference, Jan. 2017, EnglishCounterbalancing Emerging Risks: On the significance of strategic adjustment in Japan’s Foreign Policy towards Southeast AsiaOral presentation
- 2nd Asia Pacific Conference on Security & International Relations, Osaka University, Dec. 2016, EnglishHow Much New Makes a Change? Implications of (Strategic) Changes in Japan’s Current Foreign and Security PolicyOral presentation
- 2nd European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) Japan Conference, Sep. 2016Japan’s pivot south? – How Tokyo is changing its regional security policy
- Joint East Asian Studies Conference 2016 The School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, Sep. 2016, EnglishAbe’s ‘pivot south’ – implications for Japan’s current security policy in AsiaOral presentation
- 16. Deutschsprachiger Japanologentag [German speaking Japanese studies conference], Aug. 2015, GermanCooperation, strategic distrust and misperception – Japanese foreign policy and its military and economic implicationsOral presentation
- 11th Annual Nordic Association for the Study of Contemporary Japanese Society Conference, Mar. 2015, EnglishThe Role of Domestic Factors for Evaluating Recent Changes in Japanese Self-assertive PolicyOral presentation
- 32nd German Oriental Studies Conference, Sep. 2013, GermanCurrent security issues in East Asia and their impact on Japanese foreign policyOral presentation
- Japan Center University Munich Summer Lecture Series Japan, Aug. 2013, German“Japan’s security policy prospects for the 21st Century”Invited oral presentation
- Researching Japan in Social Sciences & Humanities Conference, Apr. 2013, English“Tokyo’s (missing?) strategy and Japan’s quest of ‘rebalancing’ the East Asian security architecture”Oral presentation
- 15th Annual Graduate Strategic Studies Conference at Center for Military and Strategic Studies, University of Calgary, Mar. 2013, EnglishFrom bandwagoning to global responsibility? Japan’s security constrains in the ‘pacific century’Oral presentation
- 日本国政政治学会Apr. 2021 - Present
- ドイツ語圏日本研究学会Apr. 2016 - Present
- Association of Asian StudiesApr. 2016 - Present
- International Studies AssociationApr. 2014 - Present
- Vereinigung für sozialwissenschaftliche JapanforschungApr. 2014 - Present
- Kyoto University, 「21世紀初頭のアジア太平洋における勢⼒均衡の変化と⽇本の新たな安全保障政策戦略:国家安全保障政策の変化に関わる要因と対外政策責任者の役割について」, Apr. 2020 - Mar. 2021, Principal investigator若手研究者スタートアップ研究費(I期、II期)
- Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows, Grant-in-Aid for JSPS Fellows, Kyoto University, Apr. 2016 - Mar. 2019, Principal investigator「太平洋の世紀」における日米同盟の戦略的再編を背景とした日本の安全保障政策の動向The research project has thus far conducted a neoclassical realist analysis of Japan's elite bureaucrats in MOFA and MOD and their role in changing the country's security policy in the Asia-Pacific towards a more self-assertive posture. It was mainly the strategy of establishing new security relationships with Southeast Asian countries, developed by MOFA’s Asia and Oceania Bureau after 2005, that changed Japan’s regional security policy strategy further towards assertiveness in the attempt to balance Chinese increasing assertiveness. Together with MOFA’s Southeast Asia Division Deputy Director, the Asia and Oceania Affairs Bureau and these realist bureaucrats began to seek to balance Chinese military and naval presence by expanding and diversifying Japan’s regional security cooperation. The process-tracing analysis has presented strong findings to support the hypothesis that it was mainly the strategy of establishing new security relationships with Southeast Asian countries, developed by MOFA’s Asia and Oceania Bureau after 2005, that changed Japan’s regional security policy strategy further towards assertiveness in the attempt to balance Chinese increasing assertiveness towards the Asia-Pacific. The three regional case studies in chapter three offered insight into the mechanisms that have led to the expansion of Japan’s security policy efforts in the Asia-Pacific after 2005.
- DAAD Postgraduierten und Doktoranden Foerderung, Postgradutierten Stipendium. Forschen in Japan, Apr. 2014 - Mar. 2016Forschungsstipendium (2 Jahre)
- Japan Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, 2014年度国費外国人留学生 文部科学省奨学金, Kyoto University Graduate School of Law, Apr. 2014 - Mar. 2016, Principal investigatorJapan's security policy transformation in the 21st century and the U.S.-Japan alliance
- 19th German Japanese Studies Conference 2025 (議長)19th German Japanese Studies Conference 2025 (議長)20 Aug. 2025 - 22 Aug. 2025Competition etc
- Commentator for オーラルヒストリーを活用する政治史の再考:湾岸危機(1990-91)における日本の非軍事的役割Commentator for オーラルヒストリーを活用する政治史の再考:湾岸危機(1990-91)における日本の非軍事的役割03 Jul. 2024Academic society etc
- German Association for Social Science Research on Japan Year Book Reviewer 2018German Association for Social Science Research on Japan Year Book Reviewer 201801 Mar. 2018 - 01 Mar. 2019Peer review etc