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（Last updated : 2024-04-18 13:22:16）　

SHIMOMURA KOHEI

Department / Course Kinugasa Research Organization

Title / Position Senior Researcher

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research
teaching
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- Teaching achievements
social activity
- Activity in society
- Research exchange preferred theme
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Academic background
1.	2018/04/01～2024/03/31	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Doctoral Program in Applied Sociology │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Ritsumeikan University │ Completed Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology (Sociology)
2.	2016/04/01～2018/03/31	Master Course │ Master Program in Applied Sociology │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Ritsumeikan University │ Completed

Academic background

2018/04/01～2024/03/31

Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) │ Doctoral Program in Applied Sociology │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Ritsumeikan University │ Completed Doctor of Philosophy in Sociology (Sociology)

2016/04/01～2018/03/31

Master Course │ Master Program in Applied Sociology │ Graduate School, Division of Sociology │ Ritsumeikan University │ Completed

Business career
1.	2024/04/01 ～	Postdoctoral Fellow │ Kinugasa Research Organization │ Ritsumeikan University

Business career

2024/04/01 ～

Postdoctoral Fellow │ Kinugasa Research Organization │ Ritsumeikan University

Research activities
1.	2023/03 ～	Kansai Sociological Association
2.	2022/07 ～	Association for Cultural Typhoon
3.	2019/10 ～	The Japan Sociological Society

Research activities

2023/03 ～

Kansai Sociological Association

2022/07 ～

Association for Cultural Typhoon

2019/10 ～

The Japan Sociological Society

Present specialized field
Sociology, History of thought

Present specialized field

Sociology, History of thought

Papers
1.	2024/03/15	Basic Knowledge of Contemporary Society: "Neoliberalism" │ α-Synodos │ 321 (Sole-authored)
2.	2024/03	Exploring the Usage of “Neoliberalism” around 2020: Insights from the Adam Smith Institute and the Neoliberal Project │ Memoirs of Institute of Humanities, Human and Social Sciences, Ritsumeikan University │ ,pp.107-129 (Sole-authored)
3.	2023/07	Genealogy of the Concept of Neoliberalism: From the Late 1970s to the 2010s │ The Annual Review of Cultural Studies │ 11,pp.77-94 (Sole-authored)
4.	2022/12	Book Review Grégoire Chamayou, La société ingouvernable : une généalogie du libéralisme autoritaire, Paris:Fabrique, 2018. │ Ritsumeikan Social Sciences Review │ 58 (3),pp.159-165 (Sole-authored)
5.	2022/12	An Inquiry into the Discourses of Neoliberalism : From the Mont Pelerin Society's Statement of Aims (1947) to Adam Smith Institute's Neoliberal Manifesto (2019) │ Memoirs of Institute of Humanities, Human and Social Sciences, Ritsumeikan University │ 133,pp.291-327 (Sole-authored)
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Papers

2024/03/15

Basic Knowledge of Contemporary Society: "Neoliberalism" │ α-Synodos │ 321 (Sole-authored)

2024/03

Exploring the Usage of “Neoliberalism” around 2020: Insights from the Adam Smith Institute and the Neoliberal Project │ Memoirs of Institute of Humanities, Human and Social Sciences, Ritsumeikan University │ ,pp.107-129 (Sole-authored)

2023/07

Genealogy of the Concept of Neoliberalism: From the Late 1970s to the 2010s │ The Annual Review of Cultural Studies │ 11,pp.77-94 (Sole-authored)

2022/12

Book Review Grégoire Chamayou, La société ingouvernable : une généalogie du libéralisme autoritaire, Paris:Fabrique, 2018. │ Ritsumeikan Social Sciences Review │ 58 (3),pp.159-165 (Sole-authored)

2022/12

An Inquiry into the Discourses of Neoliberalism : From the Mont Pelerin Society's Statement of Aims (1947) to Adam Smith Institute's Neoliberal Manifesto (2019) │ Memoirs of Institute of Humanities, Human and Social Sciences, Ritsumeikan University │ 133,pp.291-327 (Sole-authored)

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Academic conference presentation
1.	2023/05/14	The Reach of Neoliberalism Studies in the English-speaking World: An Examination of Four Major Approaches (The 74th Annual Meeting of the Kansai Sociological Association)
2.	2022/09/01	The Development of Neoliberalism Studies in the English-speaking World (Cultural Typhoon 2022)
3.	2021/06/27	The Transition of Neoliberalism: From “Liberal or Socialist?”(1884) to “A Neo-Liberal’s Manifesto” (1982) (Cultural Typhoon 2021)
4.	2020/02/20	Is the Era of Neoliberalism Over? : A Critical Review of Authoritarian Neoliberalism (Ritsumeikan International Postgraduate and Academic Conference 2020)
5.	2019/03/16	A Review of Neoliberal Studies in the English-Speaking World (The 23th Annual Meeting of the Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics)
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Academic conference presentation

2023/05/14

The Reach of Neoliberalism Studies in the English-speaking World: An Examination of Four Major Approaches (The 74th Annual Meeting of the Kansai Sociological Association)

2022/09/01

The Development of Neoliberalism Studies in the English-speaking World (Cultural Typhoon 2022)

2021/06/27

The Transition of Neoliberalism: From “Liberal or Socialist?”(1884) to “A Neo-Liberal’s Manifesto” (1982) (Cultural Typhoon 2021)

2020/02/20

Is the Era of Neoliberalism Over? : A Critical Review of Authoritarian Neoliberalism (Ritsumeikan International Postgraduate and Academic Conference 2020)

2019/03/16

A Review of Neoliberal Studies in the English-Speaking World (The 23th Annual Meeting of the Japan Association for Evolutionary Economics)

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