MATSUURA - KANNARI Masanori
| MATSUURA - KANNARI Masanori |
| [Belonging・Position] | Microeconomic Analysis Studies Group, Development Studies Center |
| [Research Field] | Agricultural Economics, Development Economics, Food Security |
| [email] |
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| researchmap | Profile Information (Research history, education, papers & publications) |
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Previous research
After completing my bachelor’s degree at the Faculty of Agriculture, Kyoto University, and earning a MSc from the Graduate Institute of Agricultural Economics at National Taiwan University, I worked at a private think tank before joining IDE in 2022. I have authored papers on climate change adaptation in rural Bangladesh and its impact on food security, as well as the effects of ICT technology on women's participation in off-farm employment in rural Bangladesh. My papers have been published in peer-reviewed international journals such as Agricultural Economics and Review of Development Economics. In addition to academic research, I engage in analyzing economic trends in Bangladesh and contribute annually to the Yearbook of Asian Affairs. Furthermore, while working at IDE, I am also enrolled in the PhD program in Development Economics at the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies.
Current research projects
There are three major ongoing collaborative research projects: 1) The consequences of credit constraints and labor market failures for smallholder farmers in Bangladesh under weather shocks. 2) The impact of land tenure on agricultural investment of men and women, focusing on differences in gender norms in Zambia, where both patriarchal and matriarchal societies coexist. 3)The impact of reputational loss caused by the Fukushima nuclear accident on farmers' decision-making.
Related information
- Website (https://masanorimatsuura.github.io/)