Elnura Baiaman kyzy
Research field:Mainly macroeconomics, with a focus on monetary and fiscal policy, uncertainty and, a love for Bayesian estimation
Elnura Baiaman kyzy
Research field:Mainly macroeconomics, with a focus on monetary and fiscal policy, uncertainty and, a love for Bayesian estimation
●What are your current research interests?
Currently I am working on stochastic volatility models and nonlinear filters.
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Uncovering new insights and solving both old and new puzzles
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
A long journey of exploring new ideas and solutions
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
The amazing women in science!
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
Keep exploring, keep solving, and keep enjoying my job!
Wenjiao Hu
Research field:International economics, monetary economics
Wenjiao Hu
Research field:International economics, monetary economics
●What are your current research interests?
exchange rate linkage with economic variables in developing countries
●What do you enjoy most about research?
I often enjoy the feeling of attention-focusing during research.
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
I treat academic research as a way to improve my personal integrity.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
To save the world.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
I want to make more contribution to financial stability in international community
Akira Hatsukawa
Research field:International law and constitutional law
Akira Hatsukawa
Research field:International law and constitutional law
●What are your current research interests?
Domestic application of international human rights treaties.
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Finding something new about human rights in Japan (in light of international law, not just the Constitution of Japan).
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Climbing (hard and exhausting, but can also be rewarding with a magnificent view).
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
A question I had when I was an undergraduate: why are international standards of human rights not necessarily discussed frequently and sufficiently in Japan?
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
Bridging international law and constitutional law, which would contribute to better human rights protection in Japan.
Fumi Yoshimoto
Research field:The European Union Law
Fumi Yoshimoto
Research field:The European Union Law
●What are your current research interests?
The European Parliament election 2024
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Sharing ideas with others
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Accumulation of the results we never know unless we try
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
One thing led to another and I ended up being a researcher.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
I wish I could become a researcher like my supervisors and the colleagues.
Takashi Katsumata
Research field:European legal history
Takashi Katsumata
Research field:European legal history
●What are your current research interests?
Relationship between different laws and validity of local law in the Middle Ages and the early modern period.
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Finding a topic that hasn’t been noticed in previous research in historical materials.
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Adding a piece of findings to the accumulated body of studies.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
Interest in “ius commune” from a European legal history class.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
To learn to use clear language.
Akimune Yoshida
Research field:Comparative Law and Animal Law
Akimune Yoshida
Research field:Comparative Law and Animal Law
●What are your current research interests?
Comparative Legal Culture, Animal’s Legal Status, and Education and Research of Japanese Law in English
●What do you enjoy most about research?
Finding out the relevance between things that seem unrelated.
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
Improvement of arguments through discussion across time and space.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
My respectful mentors and Seminaristen changed my life.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
My future goal is to contribute to academia and society.
Batkhuyag Khongorzul
Research field:Private International Law
Batkhuyag Khongorzul
Research field:Private International Law
●What are your current research interests?
Realizing children’s right to express their opinions and be heard
●What do you enjoy most about research?
The moment when scattered knowledge and data come together to form a coherent story
● What does research mean to you?(In a nutshell)
The real value lies beyond getting lost.
●What inspired you to become a researcher?
My respected supervisor inspired me to pursue research.
●What are your future goals as a researcher?
To leave a mark on the academic world