Researcher Database

（Last updated : 2022-08-19 13:49:17）

MURAKAMI GO

Department / Course College of Law Department of Law

Title / Position Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of Law
2.	Kinugasa Research Organization Institute of International Relations and Area Studies

Academic background
1.	～2006/11	Master Course │ Comparative politics │ Department of Political Science │ University of British Columbia │ Completed Master of Arts in Political Science
2.	～2014/09	Doctorial Course │ Comparative politics │ Department of Political Science │ University of British Columbia │ Completed Ph.D in Political Science
3.	～2003/03	Department of Cross-Cultural Studies │ Faculty of Policy Studies │ Chuo University │ Graduated Bachelor of Policy Studies

Business career
1.	2014/04/01	Associate Professor │ College of Law │ Ritsumeikan University
2.	2013/01/01 ～ 2013/12/31	Sessional lecturer │ Department of Political Science │ the University of British ColumbiaLecturer

Subject of research
1.	Political behavior and psychology; Public opinion; experimental political science; immigration policy

Research summary
Studying political cognition, psychology and voting behavior

Present specialized field
Politics (Keyword：Political behavior and psychology; voting behavior; public opinion; experimental political science; comparative politics; politics of immigration)

Books
1.	2016	A Wide Preference Gap? Public Opinion and Political Parties’ Preferences on National Security in Japan, 1981-2015." In Michael Heazle and Andrew O’Neil, eds. The 5th Annual Australia-Japan Dialogue: Policy Convergence and Divergence in Australia and Japan: Assessing Identity Shift within the Bilateral Relationship. │ ,pp.172-193 (Sole-authored)
2.	2014	Political Parties and Electoral Politics of Japan." In Rick Valelly ed., Oxford Bibliographies in Political Science. │ (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2022/03	The Role of Humanitarianism in Shaping Public Attitudes toward Refugees │ Political Psychology │ 43 (2),pp.255-275 (Co-authored)
2.	2021/01	Re-examining Generational Gaps in Ideological Understanding Using JIGS 2013 │ ,pp.113-137 (Sole-authored)
3.	2020	Book Review: Ideorogii to Nihon Seiji: Sedai de Kotonaru "Hoshu" to "Kakushin" (2019). │ Japanese Journal of Political Science │ 21 (3),pp.176-178 (Sole-authored)
4.	2020	Who Oppose Ethnic Minority Candidates? Examining the Moderated Effects by Voter Ideology and Ethnic Group Attitudes. │ Ritsumeikan Law Review │ 38,pp.17-33 (Sole-authored)
5.	2019	Effects of Candidates’ Ethnicity on Vote Choice in Japan: An Experimental Approach. │ Ritsumeikan Law Review │ 37,pp.51-68 (Sole-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2020/09/10	Following the Norms or Following the Crowds? (The Annual Virtual Meeting of American Political Science Association)
2.	2020/01/31	Would Japanese Voters Support Non-Japanese Candidates? Voting Experiments in Japan. (Study of Global Japan talk)
3.	2019/10/05	A Coded Language? When 'Hate Speech' is a Reflection of Zainichi Politics.
4.	2019/08/26	The Role of Humanitarianism in Shaping Public Attitudes toward Refugees. (NEWJP@Dartmouth)
5.	2019/06/05	Effects of Candidates’ Ethnicity on Vote Choice under FPTP and CLPR: A Controlled Comparison in the Japanese MMM system. (The Annual Meeting of Canadian Political Science Association)
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External Researcher ID
ORCID ID
0000-0001-9269-5855