Takeshi Nakano
Biographic Data
| ID | 3780964 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Takeshi Nakano |
| GIVEN NAMES | Takeshi |
| FAMILY NAME | Nakano |
| SIGNATURE | NAKANO T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Edinburgh |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0116-9732 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Post-Keynesianism meets Friedrich List: Bringing the nation back in economics
This study compares Friedrich List’s political economy with post-Keynesianism. First, I present the salient commonalities between their theoretical and meta-theoretical presuppositions. Second, I identify the affinities between their trade theories. Third, conceptually distinguishing the nation from the state, I show that List’s political economy is nation-centric, demonstrating that national culture and national identity play a significant role …
A realist interpretation of Schumpeter’s Business Cycles
War and strange non-death of neoliberalism: The military foundations of modern economic ideologies
This essay provides a hypothesis about how geopolitical environments significantly affect the rise and fall of modern economic ideologies. First, it articulates how the two world wars transformed political, social and ideological conditions into those favourable for the rise of Keynesianism. Second, it theoretically identifies the political and social foundations of Keynesianism with expanded state capacity, social cohesion and social equality, a…
Evaluation of Human Health Risks From Exposures to Four Air Pollutants in the Indoor and the Outdoor Environments in Tokushima, and Communication of the Outcomes to the Local People
The Law concerning Reporting etc., of Releases to the Environment of Specific Chemical Substances, and Promoting Improvement in Their Management (the so‐called Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Law or the PRTR Law) was promulgated in Japan in 1999. Estimated amounts of the specific chemical substances released from their major emission sources to local environments are publicly available by law. Concentrations of benzene, toluene, xylene (i…
Alfred Marshall's economic nationalism
Alfred Marshall has been seen as an economic liberal and one of the founders of the neo‐classical school. However, this article challenges such conventional wisdom and argues that Marshall is best understood as an economic nationalist. Economic nationalism has been falsely associated with mercantilism, the zero‐sum view of international economies, and so on. However, a new approach for studying economic nationalism has recently been proposed to r…
A Critique of Held's Cosmopolitan Democracy
Hegel's theory of economic nationalism: Political economy in the Philosophy of Right
The author explores Hegel's theory of economic nationalism in the Philosophy of Right. In that work, Hegel incorporates economics within a systematic theory of the nation-state. Hegel argues that both capitalism and nationalism are the products of the state, which emancipates human capacities by founding and securing individual rights. Capitalism, however, is an inherently self contradictory social phenomenon to which Hegel responds in a sophisti…
Theorising economic nationalism
Economic nationalism has been regarded as a set of attitudes rather than a coherent theory. However, by using Durkheim's analytical framework and bringing the concept of the nation into political economy, the author argues that economic nationalism can be provided with a systematic theory. This theory for economic nationalism helps us to grasp the reciprocal relationship between the political and economic power of the nation‐state. Economic moder…
The Politics of Community: Theory & Practice
Theorising economic nationalism
Economic nationalism has been regarded as a set of attitudes rather than a coherent theory. However, by using Durkheim's analytical framework and bringing the concept of the nation into political economy, the author argues that economic nationalism can be provided with a systematic theory. This theory for economic nationalism helps us to grasp the reciprocal relationship between the political and economic power of the nation‐state. Economic moder…
Alfred Marshall's economic nationalism
Alfred Marshall has been seen as an economic liberal and one of the founders of the neo‐classical school. However, this article challenges such conventional wisdom and argues that Marshall is best understood as an economic nationalist. Economic nationalism has been falsely associated with mercantilism, the zero‐sum view of international economies, and so on. However, a new approach for studying economic nationalism has recently been proposed to r…
A Critique of Held's Cosmopolitan Democracy
The Politics of Community: Theory & Practice
Hegel's theory of economic nationalism: Political economy in the Philosophy of Right
The author explores Hegel's theory of economic nationalism in the Philosophy of Right. In that work, Hegel incorporates economics within a systematic theory of the nation-state. Hegel argues that both capitalism and nationalism are the products of the state, which emancipates human capacities by founding and securing individual rights. Capitalism, however, is an inherently self contradictory social phenomenon to which Hegel responds in a sophisti…
Theorising economic nationalism
Economic nationalism has been regarded as a set of attitudes rather than a coherent theory. However, by using Durkheim's analytical framework and bringing the concept of the nation into political economy, the author argues that economic nationalism can be provided with a systematic theory. This theory for economic nationalism helps us to grasp the reciprocal relationship between the political and economic power of the nation‐state. Economic moder…
A Critique of Held's Cosmopolitan Democracy
Evaluation of Human Health Risks From Exposures to Four Air Pollutants in the Indoor and the Outdoor Environments in Tokushima, and Communication of the Outcomes to the Local People
The Law concerning Reporting etc., of Releases to the Environment of Specific Chemical Substances, and Promoting Improvement in Their Management (the so‐called Pollutant Release and Transfer Register Law or the PRTR Law) was promulgated in Japan in 1999. Estimated amounts of the specific chemical substances released from their major emission sources to local environments are publicly available by law. Concentrations of benzene, toluene, xylene (i…
Alfred Marshall's economic nationalism
Alfred Marshall has been seen as an economic liberal and one of the founders of the neo‐classical school. However, this article challenges such conventional wisdom and argues that Marshall is best understood as an economic nationalist. Economic nationalism has been falsely associated with mercantilism, the zero‐sum view of international economies, and so on. However, a new approach for studying economic nationalism has recently been proposed to r…
War and strange non-death of neoliberalism: The military foundations of modern economic ideologies
This essay provides a hypothesis about how geopolitical environments significantly affect the rise and fall of modern economic ideologies. First, it articulates how the two world wars transformed political, social and ideological conditions into those favourable for the rise of Keynesianism. Second, it theoretically identifies the political and social foundations of Keynesianism with expanded state capacity, social cohesion and social equality, a…
Post-Keynesianism meets Friedrich List: Bringing the nation back in economics
This study compares Friedrich List’s political economy with post-Keynesianism. First, I present the salient commonalities between their theoretical and meta-theoretical presuppositions. Second, I identify the affinities between their trade theories. Third, conceptually distinguishing the nation from the state, I show that List’s political economy is nation-centric, demonstrating that national culture and national identity play a significant role …
A realist interpretation of Schumpeter’s Business Cycles
Law (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political economy (5 works) · Economic system (4 works) · Economic Theory and Institutions (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Nationalism (3 works)