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Emmanuel Nikolas

ニコラス エマニュエル | Emmanuel Nikolas
Affiliation and department：
Soka University of Japan Graduate School of International Peace Studies, Soka University (Tokyo, Japan)

About Soka University of Japan Graduate School of International Peace Studies, Soka University (Tokyo, Japan)


Job title： Professor
Research field  (4)： History - Asia/Africa ,  International relations ,  Politics ,  Local studies
Research keywords  (13)： Mixed methods research ,  Political Science ,  Multilateral cooperation ,  Peacebuilding ,  Conflict management ,  Civil war ,  African Politics ,  Incentive strategies in international relations ,  Foreign policy analysis ,  Comparative Politics ,  International Relations ,  Transnational criminal networks ,  African politics
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (7)：
  • 2018 - 2023 Criminal Entanglements: A new ethnographic approach to transnational organized crime
  • 2008 - Incentives in International Relations
  • Peace Building and State Building after Civil War in West Africa
  • Costing Peace Building Processes
  • The Role of Incentives in Peace Processes
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Papers (10)：
  • Abu Bakarr Bah, Nikolas Emmanuel. Positive Peace and the Methodology of Costing Peacebuilding Needs: The Case of Burundi. Administrative Theory and Praxis. 2020. 42. 3. 299-318
  • Nikolas Emmanuel. External incentives and conflict de-escalation: Negotiating a settlement to Sudan's North-South Civil War. Resolving International Conflict: Dynamics of Escalation, Continuation and Transformation. 2019. 181-199
  • Nikolas Emmanuel, Satoshi Sasaki. Patterns of Economic Aid and Peace Processes in Africa. Soka University Peace Research Journal. 2019. 1-25
  • Nikolas Emmanuel, Brendan Schwartz. Managing fragility? Chad’s (il)liberal interventions and the making of a regional hegemon. Governance and Political Adaptation in Fragile States. 2018. 195-213
  • Nikolas Emmanuel. External incentives and the African subregional response to Boko Haram. African Border Disorders: Addressing Transnational Extremist Organizations. 2017. 136-150
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MISC (4)：
  • Peacebuilding in Africa (SUPRI Project Annual Report : April 2018 - March 2019). 2018. 32. 143-160
  • Nikolas G. Emmanuel. BOOK REVIEW - From Protest to Parties: Party-Building and Democratization in Africa. COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES. 2012. 45. 10. 1314-1316
  • Nikolas G. Emmanuel. BOOK REVIEW - Forced to Be Good:Why Trade Agreements Boost Human Rights. COMPARATIVE POLITICAL STUDIES. 2010. 43. 2. 268-271
  • Nikolas G. Emmanuel. BOOK REVIEW - Assessing George W Bush's Africa Policy and Suggestions for Barack Obama and African Leaders. AFRICAN AND ASIAN STUDIES. 2010. 9. 1-2. 194-197
Books (6)：
  • Conditioning Relations: Evaluating a Political Conditionality
    LAP Publishing 2019 ISBN:9786202093897
  • Positive Peace and the Methodology of Costing Peacebuilding Needs: The Case of Burundi
    Administrative Theory & Praxis 2019
  • External Incentives and Conflict De-Escalation: Negotiating a Settlement to Sudan’s North-South Civil War
    Routledge 2019
  • Chad’s (Il)liberal Interventions and the Making of a Regional Hegemon
    Palgrave-Macmillan 2019
  • Patterns of Economic Aid and Peace Processes in Africa
    Soka University Peace Research Journal 2019
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Lectures and oral presentations  (7)：
  • Incentives for peace: Avoiding war reoccurrence through peacebuilding
    (Soka University, SDGs X Value Creation “Peace & Human Rights” Symposium 2020)
  • “Exploring Drug Policies in Selected African and European States along the Western Mediterranean Corridor”
    (Centre for Global Criminology (University of Copenhagen) - Altafuna, Catalonia, Spain 2019)
  • “Uses and Abuses of Migration Data on Africa”
    (Africa’s Grand Challenges sponsored by SAIPIR and Cornell University - Livingstone, Zambia 2019)
  • Monitoring the Zombie Observers: Recent Trends of Electoral Fraud by Africa’s Authoritarian Regimes
    (Restricted Spaces: Civil Society, Authoritarianism, and Africa 2019)
  • “Authoritarian Uses of ‘Zombie’ Election Observers: Lessons from Cameroon’s Recent Presidential Elections”
    (Spring Symposium at Cornell University’s Institute for African Development - Ithaca, NY USA 2019)
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Works (13)：
  • Partner in the Sasakawa and the Nippon Foundation Multiperson Grant Proposal - Prevention of Maritime and Port Corruption (PREMPOC)
    2020 - 2023
  • For Kakenhi Research Grant Application - Donor Aid and Building Sustainable Peace
    2020 - 2023
  • External Incentives, Regional African Cooperation, and the Fight against Transnational Extremist Movements
    2018 - 2022
  • Patterns of Economic Aid and Peace Processes in Africa
    2018 - 2021
  • New Humanitarianism: International State-Building in Theory and Practice
    2019 - 2021
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Education (3)：
  • - 2008 University of California - Davis, Department of Political Science, Political Science
  • - 1994 Sciences Po-Bordeaux, Centre d'Etudes d'Afrique Noire M.Phil (DEA) in African Politics
  • - 1993 University of California - San Diego, Department of Political Science Political Science
Professional career (1)：
  • Doctor of Philosophy - Political Science (University of California, Davis)
Work history (7)：
  • 2018/01 - 現在 FILA - Faculty of International Liberal Arts, Soka University
  • 2018/01 - 現在 SUPRI - Soka University Peace Research Institute,
  • 2018/01 - 現在 University of Copenhagen, Centre for Global Criminology (CGC)
  • 2018/01 - 現在 Soka University, Graduate School of International Peace Studies,
  • 2013/09 - 2017/12 University of Copenhagen, Political Science & Centre for Resolution of International Conflicts (CRIC),
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Committee career (4)：
  • 2019 - 現在 University of Copenhagen - Copenhagen Centre for Cross-Border Criminology Research Partner
  • 2018/01 - 現在 SUPRI - Soka University Peace Research Institute Research Partner
  • 2018 - 現在 University of Copenhagen - Centre for Resolution of International Conflicts Research Partner
  • 2018 - 現在 University of Copenhagen - Copenhagen Centre for Cross-Border Criminology Research Partner
Awards (4)：
  • 2013/05 - Oklahoma State University, Department of Political Science, Outstanding Service Award
  • 2013/05 - Oklahoma State University, Department of Political Science, Outstanding Teaching Award
  • 2012/05 - Oklahoma State University, Department of Political Science, Outstanding Teaching Award
  • 2011/05 - Oklahoma State University, Department of Political Science, Outstanding Research Productivity Award
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