Saori N. Katada is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor of International Relations at University of Southern California.
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Saori N. Katada
University of Southern California
Professor of International Relations
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Great Powers and Grand Infrastructure Initiatives in the Era of Indo-Pacific: China, Japan and the Us Compared. Central-East European ISA-ISA Conference, Rijeka, Croatia (2024)
chinese political scienceeconomy of chinaregional integrationcontemporary asiagrand infrastructureglobalizationjapan studiesforeign policygreat powersinternational relationschinese foreign policyinternational affairscontemporary chinaus comparedeast asian languageseast asian studies
chinese political scienceinternational economicsgeopoliticsasian economicssmall statesregional integrationpolitical scienceeconomic liberalizationpolitical economyforeign policyeast asiainternational political economyinternational relationseast asian studiespivotal power
The Geoeconomics of Regional Currency Contest: How Bilateral Swap Arrangements of India and Japan Counter the Rise of Rmb. Geopolitics (2024)
The Hidden Channel of Emergency Liquidity Financing: How the Federal Reserve’s Currency Swap Arrangements Operate as a Global Public Good. Federal Reserve and Global Currency Order workshop at Center for International Studies (CIS), University of Southern California (2024)
monetary economicsemergency liquidity financingfinanceeconomicshidden channelcurrency crisisglobal financefinancial stabilitymonetary policyglobal public goodcentral bank intervention
Between Big-Push (Quantity) and Bankability (Quality); Geoeconomics of Infrastructure Financing in the Indo-Pacific. Great Power Competition and Middle Power Strategies: Economic Statecraft in the Asia-Pacific Region (2023)
Economic Policy Trilemma and Longevity of a Political Party: A Study of Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party in a Comparative Perspective. American Political Science Association meeting (APSA), Midwest Association for Political Science (MPSA) conference (2023)
asian economicscomparative perspectiveeconomicseconomic policypolitical scienceeconomic liberalizationeconomic systemsjapan studiespolitical economypolitical systemseconomic policy trilemmapolitical partiescomparative politicspolitical analysisgovernment policycomparative political studies
