Faculty Information - TAKAGI Hisashi

■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2023/06/20	Rethinking the Definition of Bita, a Subcategory of Bronze Coinage in 16th century Japan (10th Joint Meeting of ECFN and Nomisma.org & 2nd BulgNR TOGETHER)
2.	2022/09/16	Rethinking the Definition of Bita, a Subcategory of Bronze Coinage in 16th-century Japan (International Numismatic Congress)
3.	2022/09/16	THE COINAGE AND PAPER CURRENCY OF MEDIEVAL AND EARLY-MODERN JAPAN (International Numismatic Congress)
4.	2022/07/29	Is Oda Nobunaga the final champion of the medieval or a pioneer of the early modern era? A money doctor in the 16th century Japan (World Economic History Congress)
5.	2022/07/26	Poor's money in Medieval Japan (World Economic History Congress)
6.	2022/02/10	Is Oda Nobunaga the final champion of the medieval or a pioneer of the early modern era? A money doctor in the 16th century Japan (Money Doctors' Workshop)
7.	2019/07/04	Means of exchange in small transactions in 16th century Japan: lower class bronze coin, silver currency, and credit use (workshop La monnaie des pauvres / The money of the poor)
8.	2019/03/30	Reintegartion of bronze coins during the late 16th century and the early 17th century Japan: especially focused on transactions between Japan and China (The 9th World Committee of Maritime Culture Institutes International Conference)
9.	2019/03/19	Reintegration of Bronze Coins during the late 16th and the Early 17th Century Japan: Especially Focused on Transactions between Japan and China (海港都市研究会)
10.	2018/08/01	Critical Moments in the Development of Modern Monetary Systems: Reintegration of bronze coins during the late 16th and the early 17th century Japan (18th World Economic History Congress)
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■ Books and Articles

1.	2024/01/31	Article	Rethinking the Definition of Bita, a Subcategory of Bronze Coinage in 16th Century Japan 経済史研究 (27),pp.13-18 (Single)
2.	2024	Book	Money Doctors Around the Globe (Collaboration)
3.	2023/08	Book	Japanese Ancient Coinage Ⅰ A Catalogue of William Bramsen's Collection in the National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen (Collaboration)
4.	2022/01/31	Article	The Framework of the Research of Monetary History of Japan and Dainihon Kaheishi (the Monetary History of Great Japan) Study of Economic History pp.89-104 (Single)
5.	2022	Book	INTERNATIONAL NUMISMATIC COUNCIL SURVEY OF NUMISMATIC RESEARCH 2014–2020 2,pp.1077-1083 (Collaboration)
6.	2021/03/25	Article	A Monetary History of Fukui Prefecture in the Warring States Period bulletin of Fukui Prefectural Archives pp.1-12 (Single)
7.	2021/02/28	Book	The dynamism of monetary integration and diversity pp.132-152 (Collaboration)
8.	2020/08/28	Book	The Generation and Development of Credit Currency pp.43-76 (Collaboration)
9.	2020/04/30	Article	From bita to Kan'ei tsuho pp.25-26 (Single)
10.	2020/03/25	Article	Reintegration of Bronze Coins during the Late 16th and the Early 17th Century Japan 海港都市研究 15,pp.103-110 (Single)
11.	2020/01/31	Article	Means of exchange in small transactions in 16th century Japan: lower class bronze coin, silver currency, and credit use 国語国文論集 50,pp.39-45 (Single)
12.	2019/09	Book	Handbook of the History of Money and Currency Nature Singapore (Collaboration)
13.	2018/02	Article	Recent Studies of Bronze Coin Integration at the Beginning of Early-modern Japan 安田女子大学紀要 (46),pp.11-18 (Single)
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■ Academic background

1.	1998/04～2005/03	〔Doctorial Course〕, Kobe University, Completed,
2.	1996/04～1998/03	〔Master Course〕, Graduate School, Division of Letters, Kobe University, Completed,
3.	1992/04～1996/03	Faculty of Literature, Kobe University, Graduated,

■ Business career

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2008/04～2014/03

Lecturer

■ researchmap Member ID

R000002504

■ Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense

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2015/04～2018/03

Moey and credit in the pre-modern and transitionary period (Key Word : )

■ Lecturer and lecture

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2021/02/25

How we can interpret Modern Monetary Theory in the context of the history of Japan?

■ Present specialized field

Japanese history, Economic history, Museology