NAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko - Faculty of Economics Department of Economics History and Economic Thoughts

NAKAZAWA, Nobuhiko

Faculty, Department/Institute

Faculty of Economics Department of Economics History and Economic Thoughts

Academic status (qualification)

Professor Apr. 1,2008

Position

2003/10～2004/9
2006/10～2007/9
2008/10～2010/9
2010/10～2012/9
Vice Director, Division of Reserch development 2016/10～2020/9
Vice Chairman, the Faculty Union of Kansai University 2021/4～2022/4

Undergraduate Degrees・University

Kyoto University Faculty of Economics1993 Graduated

Graduate Degrees・University

Osaka City University Master's Degree Program 1995 Completed
Osaka City University Doctor's Degree Program 1998 ABD- Coursework completed

Academic Degrees

M.A. in Economics Mar. 1995 Osaka City University
Ph. D. in Economics Sep. 2009 Kyoto University

Homepage Address, E-mail Address

Homepage Address：http://www2.itc.kansai-u.ac.jp/~nakazawa/
E-mail Address：nakazawa@kansai-u.ac.jp

Research fields	keyword
History of economics thought
History of economic thought
Hitory of social thought

所属学会・団体名	役職名 (役職在任期間)
	Editorial Board(2018/9/)

Research Publications

No.	Type of publication	Date of publication (Date of presentation)	Title	Type of research result	Jointly authored or single authored	Publisher and journal name	Volume number
1	Edited book3	2023/4～2023,04,00,,,	Introduction to History of Economics	Monograph	Co-editor
2	International academic conference8	2023/3/15～2023,03,15,,,	T. R. Malthus’s Investigation of the Cause of the Present High Price of Provisions (1800) and Amartya Kumar Sen		Co-authored
3	Papers1	2023/1～2023,01,00,,,	Reviewing the Development of Malthus’s Ideas on Educational and Parliamentary Reforms from 1803 to 1806	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Cahiers d'Economie Politique / Political Economy Papers (Editions Hermann)	Issue 82, pp.61-85
4	Academic presentation7	2022/7/2～2022,07,02,,,	On a new Japanese translation of Malthus's High Price of Provisions (1800)		Co-authored
5	Translated article or paper16	2022/6～2022,06,00,,,	Thomas Robert Malthus's High Price of Provisions	In-house publication	Co-authored	The Doshisha Business Review
6	Papers1	2022/3～2022,03,00,,,	Engels's Manchester Writings and the Origins of the Marxist Critique of Malthus	In-house publication	Single-Author
7	Papers1	2022/3～2022,03,00,,,	Human Nature, Sympathy, and Manners: Burke's Social Thought in his Enquiry into the Sublime and Beautiful	In-house publication	Single-Author
8	Papers1	2022/3～2022,03,00,,,	Exploring the Intellectual Context of Malthus' Economic Theory: Fom Locke's Epistemology to the Essay on Population to the Principles of Political Economy	Academic Journal	Single-Author	The Annual Bulletin of the Malthus Society	No. 31, pp. 33-66
9	Papers1	2022/1～2022,01,00,,,	Burke’s Nuanced Praise of Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments: The Religious Character of Burke's Notion of the Sublime in His Philosophical Enquiry	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Studies in Burke and His Time (The Edmund Burke Society of America)	Vol.30, pp.72-84
10	Academic presentation7	2021/12/12～2021,12,12,,,	Engels’s Manchester Writings and the Origins of the Marxist Critique of Malthus		Single-Author
11	Academic presentation7	2021/12/11～2021,12,11,,,	Human Nature, Sympathy, and Manners: Burke’s Social Thought in his Enquiry into the Sublime and the Beautiful		Single-Author
12	Papers1	2021/12～2021,12,00,,,	Milton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s An Essay on the Principle of Population: A Neglected Intertextuality	Academic Journal	Co-authored	History of Economics Review (The History of Economic Thought Society of Australia, Taylor and Francis)	Vol.80, No.1, pp.74-84
13	Academic presentation7	2021/5/29～2021,05,29,,,	Thomas Robert Malthus and John Locke		Single-Author
14	RESEARCH NOTE99	2020/7～2020,07,00,,,	‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Allusion to Burke's Reflections	Academic Journal	Single-Author	The History of Economic Thought (The Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought)	Volume 62, Issue 1, pp.78-86
15	Translated article or paper16	2020/3～2020,03,00,,,	Professor Toshihiro Tanaka's words of remembrance for the late Professor Peter Groenewegen	Monograph	Single-Author	Toshihiro Tanaka, Japan and the Study of the History of Economic Thought: Collected English Essays, Edition Synapse (Tokyo) and Routledge (London and New York)	p.265
16	Translated article or paper16	2020/3～2020,03,00,,,	1981 Inaugural Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia	Monograph	Single-Author	Toshihiro Tanaka, Japan and the Study of the History of Economic Thought: Collected English Essays, Edition Synapse (Tokyo) and Routledge (London and New York)	pp.266-268
17	International academic conference8	2019/10/3～2019,10,03,,,	‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Allusion to Burke's Reflections		Single-Author
18	Academic presentation7	2019/7/13～2019,07,13,,,	The role of teaching history of economic thought for university students living in an era of internet and AI: Some reflections from teaching experiences at Kansai University, Okinawa International University and Otaru University of Commerce		Single-Author
19	Academic presentation7	2019/6/1～2019,06,01,,,	Exploring the implications of Edmund Burke's aesthetic thought for his economic thought		Single-Author
20	International academic conference8	2019/3/15～2019,03,15,,,	‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Casual Reference to Burke's Reflections		Single-Author
21	RESEARCH NOTE99	2019/3～2019,03,00,,,	Southey’s Attack on Malthus: When and Why Was Malthus Labelled as ‘an Enemy of the Poor’?	Academic Journal	Co-authored	THE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY
22	Translated article or paper16	2019/3～2019,03,00,,,	Robert Southey's Review of Malthus, An Essay on the Principle of Population	Academic Journal	Co-authored	THE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY
23	Notes and Communications99	2019/1～2019,01,00,,,	A New Perspective on Edmund Burke as a Political Economist: How has 'Burke and Smith' been discussed?	Academic Journal	Single-Author	The History of Economic Thought	Vol. 20, No. 2, pp.102-105
24	International academic conference8	2018/9/28～2018,09,28,,,	Milton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s An Essay on the Principle of Population: A Neglected Intertextuality		Co-authored
25	Papers1	2018/8～2018,08,00,,,	Reviewing Edmund Burke’s Concept of ‘Revolution’: An Overlooked Aspect of the Burke-Paine Controversy	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Studies in Burke and His Time (The Edmund Burke Society of America)	Vol.27, pp.41-55
26	Academic presentation7	2018/7/14～2018,07,14,,,	Milton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s Essay on Population: A Neglected Intertextuality		Co-authored
27	International academic conference8	2018/3/7～2018,03,07,,,	Reviewing the Development of Malthus's Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806		Single-Author
28	Book review6	2018/1～2018,01,00,,,	Steven Kates, Defending the History of Economic Thought	Academic Journal	Single-Author
29	RESEARCH NOTE99	2017/12～2017,12,00,,,	An Editing Postscript to A Companion to Burke, eds. Nobuhiko Nakazawa and Hideki Kuwajima (Kyoto: Showado, 2017)	In-house publication	Single-Author	KANSAI UNIVERSITY ECONOMIC REVIEW
30	Papers1	2017/12～2017,12,00,,,	What Attracted Keynes to Malthus's High Price of Provisions	Academic Journal	Single-Author	Erasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics (Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics)	Vol.10, No.2, pp.24-44
31	Papers1	2017/3～2017,03,00,,,	The Marriage Pattern of Mid Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century England and Its Significance in the History of Ideas: Tracing from Burke's and Malthus's Views on Hardwicke's Marriage Act of 1753	In-house publication	Single-Author	The Economic Review	Vol. 191, No. 1, pp.1-17
32	RESEARCH NOTE99	2017/3～2017,03,00,,,	Burke and Malthus in Noboru Kobayashi's Study on the History of Economic Thought	Academic Journal	Single-Author	THE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY
33	International academic conference8	2016/9/2～2016,09,02,,,	Reviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine’s Rights of Man		Single-Author
34	Academic presentation7	2016/7/20～2016,07,20,,,	Reviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine’s Rights of Man		Single-Author
35	International academic conference8	2016/7/14～2016,07,14,,,	Reviewing Edmund Burke's Concept of ‘Revolution’: an Overlooked Aspect of the Burke-Paine Controversy		Single-Author
36	Academic presentation7	2016/7/3～2016,07,03,,,	Berke and Malthus in Noboru Kobayashi's Study of the History of Economic Thought		Single-Author
37	International academic conference8	2016/3/18～2016,03,18,,,	Reviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine's Rights of Man		Single-Author
38	Papers1	2016/3～2016,03,00,,,	How has 'Burke and Malthus' been discussed?: A Critical Review of the Previous Studies and Prospects for Future Research	In-house publication	Single-Author
39	Lecture19	2015/9/18～2015,09,18,,,	East Asian Economies: Contemporary Issues in Japanese Economy		Single-Author
40	International academic conference8	2015/9/2～2015,09,02,,,	A Note on the Possible Implications of Keynes's Reading of Malthus's High Price of Provisions		Single-Author
41	International academic conference8	2014/3/5～2014,03,05,,,	Malthus's Criticism of Paine's Rights of Man: Taking the Paths of Gradual Reforms with Accordance with Inevitable Laws of Nature		Single-Author
42	International academic conference8	2010/3/22～2010,03,22,,,	The Political Economy of Edmund Burke: A New Perspective		Single-Author
43	International academic conference8	2009/7/16～2009,07,16,,,	The Political Economy of Edmund Burke: A New Perspective		Single-Author
44	International academic conference8	2009/3/24～2009,03,24,,,	Malthus as a Foxite Whig?: A Historical Sketch		Single-Author
45	International academic conference8	2008/7/9～2008,07,09,,,	Malthus as a Foxite Whig?: A Historical Sketch		Single-Author
46	Papers1	2006/12～2006,12,00,,,	Burke, Malthus and "the Chain of Being" : From Hierarchical Order to Economic Circulation	In-house publication	Single-Author	The economic review of Kansai University
47	Book review6	2006/12～2006,12,00,,,	Gareth Stedman Jones, An End To Poverty?:A　Historical Debate	Academic Journal	Single-Author
48	Book review6	2002/11～2002,11,00,,,	Jennifer Mori, Britain in the Age of the French Revolution	Academic Journal	Single-Author
49	Book review6	1998/7～1998,07,00,,,	Jennifer M. Welsh, Edmund Burke and International Relations	Academic Journal	Single-Author
50	Book review6	1996/11～1996,11,00,,,	Francis Canavan, The Political Economy of Edmund Burke	Academic Journal	Single-Author

Edited bookIntroduction to History of EconomicsMonographCo-editorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;KUBO,Shin2023/4～

TextbookMonographNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;KUBO,Shin and NAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko (eds.);Introduction to History of Economics2023/4～

Academic presentationNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2023/4～

International academic conferenceT. R. Malthus’s Investigation of the Cause of the Present High Price of Provisions (1800) and Amartya Kumar SenCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;HISAMATSU,Taro2023/3/15～The International Workshop on Classical Political Economy 2023Rikkyo University, Tokyo, Japan

PapersReviewing the Development of Malthus’s Ideas on Educational and Parliamentary Reforms from 1803 to 1806In refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoCahiers d'Economie Politique / Political Economy Papers (Editions Hermann)Issue 82, pp.61-852023/1～10.3917/cep1.082.00619791037022578This essay explores the development of Thomas Robert Malthus’s reformist ideas. A careful examination of Malthus’s Essay on the Principle of Population, and specifically the critical discussion of Thomas Paine’s Rights of Man contained therein, revealed that Malthus’s reformist ideas underwent an inconspicuous but significant change between 1803 and 1806. In this period Malthus assigned greater importance to the value of educational and parliamentary reforms in connection with his plan to abolish the existing Poor Laws and reduce the poverty of the poor. This change should be considered as a reflection of his keen recognition of the need to take steps to prevent French egalitarian republicanism from taking hold in Britain in times of revolution and war.

Academic presentationOn a new Japanese translation of Malthus's High Price of Provisions (1800)Co-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;Hisamatsu,Taro;OU,Akira;FUJIOKA,Hirotaka;KE,Binxi2022/7/2～

Translated article or paperThomas Robert Malthus's High Price of ProvisionsIn-house publicationCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;HISAMATSU,Taro;OU,AkiraThe Doshisha Business Review2022/6～http://doi.org/10.14988/00029054

PapersEngels's Manchester Writings and the Origins of the Marxist Critique of MalthusUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2022/3～http://doi.org/10.32286/00026122

PapersHuman Nature, Sympathy, and Manners: Burke's Social Thought in his Enquiry into the Sublime and BeautifulUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2022/3～http://id.nii.ac.jp/1724/00003762/

PapersExploring the Intellectual Context of Malthus' Economic Theory: Fom Locke's Epistemology to the Essay on Population to the Principles of Political EconomyIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoThe Annual Bulletin of the Malthus SocietyNo. 31, pp. 33-662022/3～

PapersBurke’s Nuanced Praise of Smith's Theory of Moral Sentiments: The Religious Character of Burke's Notion of the Sublime in His Philosophical EnquiryIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoStudies in Burke and His Time (The Edmund Burke Society of America)Vol.30, pp.72-842022/1～

Academic presentationEngels’s Manchester Writings and the Origins of the Marxist Critique of MalthusSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2021/12/12～

Academic presentationHuman Nature, Sympathy, and Manners: Burke’s Social Thought in his Enquiry into the Sublime and the BeautifulSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2021/12/11～

PapersMilton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s An Essay on the Principle of Population: A Neglected IntertextualityIn refereedAcademic JournalCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;OZAWA,YoshifumiHistory of Economics Review (The History of Economic Thought Society of Australia, Taylor and Francis)Vol.80, No.1, pp.74-842021/12～10.1080/10370196.2021.1948734In An Essay on the Principle of Population, Malthus quotes from Milton’s Paradise Lost, but since the quotation is merely a single line, and because there is neither explanation of its context nor mention of the sourced author or work, it has rarely attracted much scholarly attention. However, as this quotation was included in the first edition and persisted to the sixth edition of An Essay on the Principle of Population, it seems to be of some import. In this paper, with this citation as a clue, we will examine the intertextuality between Paradise Lost and An Essay on the Principle of Population and show the possibility that the former provided not insignificant inspiration for the latter.

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2021/7/3～

Academic presentationThomas Robert Malthus and John LockeSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2021/5/29～

Book reviewAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2021/3～

RESEARCH NOTE‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Allusion to Burke's ReflectionsIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoThe History of Economic Thought (The Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought)Volume 62, Issue 1, pp.78-862020/7～https://doi.org/10.5362/jshet.62.1_78

Book reviewOtherSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2020/3/14～

Translated article or paperProfessor Toshihiro Tanaka's words of remembrance for the late Professor Peter GroenewegenMonographSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoToshihiro Tanaka, Japan and the Study of the History of Economic Thought: Collected English Essays, Edition Synapse (Tokyo) and Routledge (London and New York)p.2652020/3～

Translated article or paper1981 Inaugural Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of AustraliaMonographSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoToshihiro Tanaka, Japan and the Study of the History of Economic Thought: Collected English Essays, Edition Synapse (Tokyo) and Routledge (London and New York)pp.266-2682020/3～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/11/16～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/10/26～

International academic conference‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Allusion to Burke's ReflectionsIn refereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/10/3～32nd Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia (HETSA)The University of Sydney, Sydney, NSW, AustraliaAs a supplement to Nakazawa (2012), this small note aims to illustrate a rather pro-radical aspect of the young Thomas Robert Malthus’s political views as a guide to his casual reference to Burke’s Reflections in 1795.

Academic presentationThe role of teaching history of economic thought for university students living in an era of internet and AI: Some reflections from teaching experiences at Kansai University, Okinawa International University and Otaru University of CommerceSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/7/13～The 176th Kansai Branch Meeting of the Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/6/9～

Academic presentationExploring the implications of Edmund Burke's aesthetic thought for his economic thoughtSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/6/1～The 83rd JSHET (Japanese Society for the History of Economic Thought) Annual ConferenceFukuoka University

International academic conference‘As One of the Swinish Multitude’: A Note on Malthus's Casual Reference to Burke's ReflectionsSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2019/3/15～The International Workshop on Classical Monetary Theory 2019Rikkyo University, Tokyo, Japan

RESEARCH NOTESouthey’s Attack on Malthus: When and Why Was Malthus Labelled as ‘an Enemy of the Poor’?UnrefereedAcademic JournalCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;OU, AkiraTHE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY2019/3～

Translated article or paperRobert Southey's Review of Malthus, An Essay on the Principle of PopulationAcademic JournalCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;OU, AkiraTHE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY2019/3～

Notes and CommunicationsA New Perspective on Edmund Burke as a Political Economist: How has 'Burke and Smith' been discussed?UnrefereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoThe History of Economic ThoughtVol. 20, No. 2, pp.102-1052019/1～

International academic conferenceMilton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s An Essay on the Principle of Population: A Neglected IntertextualityIn refereedCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;OZAWA, Yoshifumi2018/9/28～31st Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia (HETSA)Curtin University, Perth, WA, Australia

PapersReviewing Edmund Burke’s Concept of ‘Revolution’: An Overlooked Aspect of the Burke-Paine ControversyIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoStudies in Burke and His Time (The Edmund Burke Society of America)Vol.27, pp.41-552018/8～

Academic presentationMilton’s Paradise Lost and Malthus’s Essay on Population: A Neglected IntertextualityCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;OZAWA,Yoshifumi2018/7/14～

Academic presentationCo-authoredNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;Ou,Akira2018/7/1～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Chikakazu Tadakoshi and Kensuke Sasaki (eds.)2018/7～

International academic conferenceReviewing the Development of Malthus's Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806Single-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2018/3/7～Kyoto Conference on Classical Political EconomyDoshisha University

Book reviewSteven Kates, Defending the History of Economic ThoughtAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2018/1～

RESEARCH NOTEAn Editing Postscript to A Companion to Burke, eds. Nobuhiko Nakazawa and Hideki Kuwajima (Kyoto: Showado, 2017)UnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoKANSAI UNIVERSITY ECONOMIC REVIEW2017/12～

PapersWhat Attracted Keynes to Malthus's High Price of ProvisionsIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoErasmus Journal for Philosophy and Economics (Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics)Vol.10, No.2, pp.24-442017/12～https://doi.org/10.23941/ejpe.v10i2.247In his biographical essay on Malthus, Keynes highly praised Malthus’s early short pamphlet, High Price of Provisions. Yet there have been remarkably few commentators who have paid attention to High Price of Provisions; and fewer have taken notice of two underlying but importantly related problems hidden in Keynes’s analysis of this pamphlet. This paper attempts to resolve these problems by providing a more comprehensive explanation for Keynes’s discussion of High Price of Provisions than Keynes himself. Not only does this paper reinforce the idea that Keynes discovered the concept of effective demand by reading Malthus, but it further proposes that Keynes would have seen other parallels between himself and Malthus, including their methods of approaching practical economic problems.

Edited bookMonographCo-editorNobuhiko Nakazawa (ed.);Hideki Kuwajima (ed.)2017/8～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Nobuhiko Nakazawa and Hideki Kuwajima (eds.)2017/8～

Academic presentationIn refereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2017/6/3～

PapersThe Marriage Pattern of Mid Eighteenth- and Early Nineteenth-Century England and Its Significance in the History of Ideas: Tracing from Burke's and Malthus's Views on Hardwicke's Marriage Act of 1753UnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoThe Economic ReviewVol. 191, No. 1, pp.1-172017/3～

RESEARCH NOTEBurke and Malthus in Noboru Kobayashi's Study on the History of Economic ThoughtIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoTHE ANNUAL BULLETIN OF THE MALTHUS SOCIETY2017/3～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/10/30～

LectureSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/10/15～

International academic conferenceReviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine’s Rights of ManIn refereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/9/2～48th Annual UK History of Economic Thought ConferenceShanghai University of Finance and Economics, Shanghai, China

Academic presentationReviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine’s Rights of ManUnrefereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/7/20～

International academic conferenceReviewing Edmund Burke's Concept of ‘Revolution’: an Overlooked Aspect of the Burke-Paine ControversyIn refereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/7/14～29th Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia（HETSA）Federation University Australia, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

Academic presentationBerke and Malthus in Noboru Kobayashi's Study of the History of Economic ThoughtSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/7/3～

Chapter or SectionMonographSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/4～

International academic conferenceReviewing the Development of Malthus’s Reformist Ideas from 1803 to 1806, With Special Reference to His Criticism of Paine's Rights of ManUnrefereedSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2016/3/18～International Workshop on "Population, Poverty, and Welfare in the History of Economic Thought: An International Comparison"Ryukoku University, Kyoto, Japan

PapersHow has 'Burke and Malthus' been discussed?: A Critical Review of the Previous Studies and Prospects for Future ResearchUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2016/3～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2015/12/12～

Edited bookMonographCo-editorNobuhiko Nakazawa (ed.);Hikaru Sato (ed.)2015/10～

PapersMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Hikaru Sato and Nobuhiko Nakazawa (eds.)2015/10～

LectureEast Asian Economies: Contemporary Issues in Japanese EconomySingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2015/9/18～University of Sydney, NSW, Australia

International academic conferenceA Note on the Possible Implications of Keynes's Reading of Malthus's High Price of ProvisionsSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2015/9/2～47th Annual UK History of Economic Thought Conference (UK HET)Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, England, UK

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2015/3～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/10389

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Tatsuya Sakamoto and Shinichi Nagao (eds.)2015/3～

International academic conferenceSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2014/8/21～

International academic conferenceSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2014/7/11～

LectureSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2014/6/26～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2014/5/24～

International academic conferenceMalthus's Criticism of Paine's Rights of Man: Taking the Paths of Gradual Reforms with Accordance with Inevitable Laws of NatureSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2014/3/5～Nanzan University Institute for Social Ethics Internatinal Workshop 2014 "Exploring the Origins of the Environmental Crisis"Nanzan University Conference Centre

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Takao Katsuragi2014/3～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhuko Nakazawa;Hideo Tanaka (ed.)2014/3～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2013/12/21～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2013/10/26～

International academic conferenceSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2013/7/4～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2013/6/29～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2013/3/26～

International academic conferenceSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2012/9/14～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2012/9/7～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2012/7/16～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2012/3～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/9705

Book reviewAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2012/1～

PapersIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoHistory of Economics Review (The History of Economic Thought Society of Australia, Taylor and Francis)No.56, pp.14-282012～https://doi.org/10.1080/18386318.2012.11682198The purpose of this paper is to examine Thomas Robert Malthus’s early political views. He was an earnest sympathiser with Charles James Fox and his opposition party who regarded themselves as the defenders of English traditional civil and religious liberties. However, he was not simply a Foxite Whig. While Fox despised political economy for its speculative nature, Malthus admired Adam Smith’s new economic science for its practical use. As a ‘scientific’ Foxite Whig, he endeavoured to add the vocabulary of political economy to that of the Foxite circle. His first Essay on the Principle of Population testified the birth of a new Whiggism by going beyond the linguistic tradition of the Foxite politics of the late 1790s.

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2010/11/27～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Chikakazu Tadakoshi;Kensuke Sasaki2010/6～

International academic conferenceThe Political Economy of Edmund Burke: A New PerspectiveSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2010/3/22～Economics and Philosophy in the British History of Economic ThoughtKaetsu University

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PapersIn refereedAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,NobuhikoModern Age (The Intercollegiate Studies Institute)Vol.52, No.4, pp.285-2922010～An essay is presented on the economic thought of British political philosopher, economist, and member of Parliament Edmund Burke. It examines what Burke meant by the term political economy and the differences between Burke's interpretation and that of standard schools of economic thought in the 18th century. The author also discusses Burke's thoughts on the moral nature of political economy and what the author asserts as Burke's distance from laissez-faire economic theory.

TextbookUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;Kengo Nakamura (ed.)2009/10～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2009/9/26～

International academic conferenceThe Political Economy of Edmund Burke: A New PerspectiveSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2009/7/16～22nd Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia(HETSA)The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle Campus

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PapersMonographSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko;Masanobu Sato (ed.)2009/4～

OrganizerNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2009/3/25～

International academic conferenceMalthus as a Foxite Whig?: A Historical SketchSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2009/3/24～2nd Joint Conference ESHET-JSHETKyoto University

Academic JournalSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2009/3～

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Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2008/9/11～

Book reviewIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2008/9～

International academic conferenceMalthus as a Foxite Whig?: A Historical SketchSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2008/7/9～21st Conference of the History of Economic Thought Society of Australia(HETSA)The University of Western Sydney (UWS), Parramatta Campus

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2008/5/25～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2008/3～

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Chapter or SectionMonographSingle-AuthorNakazawa, Nobuhiko2007/11～

LectureSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2007/7～

In-house publicationCo-authorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Masanori Taishido2007/6～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2006/12/2～

PapersBurke, Malthus and "the Chain of Being" : From Hierarchical Order to Economic CirculationUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko NakazawaThe economic review of Kansai University2006/12～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/12799

Book reviewGareth Stedman Jones, An End To Poverty?:A　Historical DebateAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2006/12～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2006/10/21～

Book reviewIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2006/9～

Translated article or paperMonographCo-authorNAKAZAWA Nobuhiko;Hideo Tanaka2006/8～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Hideo Tanaka (ed.);Naoshi Yamawaki (ed.)2006/7～

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PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2006/3～

In-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2006/3～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2005/12/10～

Book reviewIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2005/12～KU-1100-20051205-07.pdf

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In-house publicationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2004/11～

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Nobuhiko Nakazawa2004/6/14～

Translated article or paperMonographCo-authorNAKAZAWA Nobuhiko;Il Park2003/10～

Academic presentationCo-authorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Ryu Susato2003/9/9～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2003/9～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/12690

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Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2003/7/5～

Edited bookMonographCo-editorNobuhiko Nakazawa (ed.);Yoshio Nagai (ed.);Yoshinobu Yanagita (ed.)2003/6～

Academic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2003/6～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa (ed.);Yoshio Nagai (ed.);Yosinobu Yanagita(ed.)2003/6～

Book reviewJennifer Mori, Britain in the Age of the French RevolutionAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2002/11～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2001/11/10～

Book reviewAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2001/9～

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Chapter or SectionMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2000/6～

PapersUnrefereedMonographSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa;Toshihiro Nakaya (ed.);Yoshinobu Yanagita (ed.)2000/6～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko2000/3/26～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa2000/3～

Book reviewIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1999/12～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/13994

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko1999/7/13～

Book reviewAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko nakazawa1999/7～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko1999/6/19～

PapersUnrefereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1999/3～http://hdl.handle.net/10112/13627

Book reviewJennifer M. Welsh, Edmund Burke and International RelationsAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1998/7～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko1997/12/13～

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PapersIn refereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1997/5～http://dlisv03.media.osaka-cu.ac.jp/contents/osakacu/kiyo/DB00000258.pdf

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko1996/12/7～

Book reviewFrancis Canavan, The Political Economy of Edmund BurkeAcademic JournalSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1996/11～

PapersIn refereedIn-house publicationSingle-AuthorNobuhiko Nakazawa1996/5～

Academic presentationSingle-AuthorNAKAZAWA,Nobuhiko1995/12/2～

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