Jin SATO. Address: Tabata, Kita-ku, Tokyo , Japan. PRESENT TITLE and AFFILIATION

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1 Jin SATO Address: Tabata, Kita-ku, Tokyo , Japan PRESENT TITLE and AFFILIATION Professor Department of Pioneering Asian Studies Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia The University of Tokyo (Special Advisor to the President of the University of Tokyo, ) EDUCATION 1998 (March) Ph.D. in International Studies (Politics), School of Advanced International and Social Studies, The University of Tokyo (Japan) (March) M.A. in International Relations, School of Advanced International and Social Studies, The University of Tokyo (Japan) 1994 (June) Master in Public Policy (MPP), the Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University (U.S.A.) 1992 (March) B.A. in Anthropology, The University of Tokyo (Japan) RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS 2017 (Sep.) (June) Global Scholar, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University 2017 (Feb) to 2017 (June) Visiting Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University 2016 (Feb) to 2016 (June) Visiting Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University 2015 (June)- present, Visiting Fellow, JICA Research Institute 2015 (Feb) to 2015 (June) Visiting Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University 2014 (Sep) to present, Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo 2014 (Jan) to 2014 (June), Visiting Associate Professor, East Asian Studies Department, Princeton University 2010 (Sep) to 2011(Jun), Democracy and Development Fellow, Princeton University & Fulbright Scholar 2009 (Mar) to present, Associate Professor, Institute for Advanced Studies on Asia, University of Tokyo

2 2009 (Mar) to 2012 (Nov) Board Member, Regional Environment Center for Central and Eastern Europe (REC), Hungary (Oct) to 2010 (March) Visiting Fellow, JICA Research Institute 2000 (Apr) (Mar) Associate Professor, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo 1999 Research Associate, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, The University of Tokyo 1998 (Sep)-99 (Apr) Post-Doctoral Fellow, Agrarian Studies Program, Yale University 1995 (August) (April) Research Fellow, Regional Community Forestry Training Center (RECOFTC), Kasetsart University (Bangkok, Thailand) PROFESSIONAL ADVISING/CONSULTANCY 2013 (Sep)-2014 (Jan) Chief Investigator to Evaluate Japanese ODA to Laos (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) 2012(Sep)-2013 (Jan) Chief Investigator to Evaluate Japanese ODA in the field of Triangular Cooperation. 2011(Aug.-) Chief Investigator to Evaluate Japanese ODA in the field of Fishery Grant (July-) Advisory Committee Member of the JBIC-JICA Joint Task Force on Delivering Asian Development Experience to Africa (Oct.) to 2005 (Oct.) Policy Advisor to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, Royal Thai Government (on leave from the University) (Dec.-) Advisory Committee Member of the JICA s Task Force on Poverty Reduction and Human Security 2002 (Feb.- ) Advisory Committee Member of the JICA s aid strategy towards Thailand 2001 (March) 2002 (Feb) Visiting Scholar of the Asahi Shinbun Newspaper on the task force for Asian Environment (Under Asia Network: AAN) 2001 Visiting Associate Professor at the Institute of Advanced Studies, The United Nations University 1996 Short-term consultant at Social Development Division, ESCAP (Bangkok, Thailand) 1993 (Jul-Aug) Summer Intern at the Natural Resources Management and Development Division, Asia Technical Department, The World Bank (Washington, D.C., USA). RESEARCH INTERESTS

3 State-society relations through natural resources and environment Comparative resource administration in Southeast Asia and Japan Long-term impact of Foreign aid in Asia ACADEMIC MEMBERSHIP AND SERVICES Journal of Forestry Economics and Policy (editorial member, 2013-), Sustainability Science (editorial member, 2009-), Japan Society for International Development (Executive Board Member , , Vice President 2017-), Association of Asian Studies (member), Japanese Association of Asian Studies (journal editor, , ), Visiting Professor, Institute of Advanced Studies, United Nations University ( ), Adjunct Professor, Mae Fah Luang University (Thailand) (2005- present) AWARDS AND FELLOWSHIPS 2017 (Feb) Ohkita Memorial Prize on International Development Research (Foundation for Advanced Studies on International Development) 2014 (Jan) Japan Academy Medal by the Japan Academy based on the contribution to the social scientific studies on natural resources (Dec) JSPS-Prize by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science based on the contribution to international studies with a focus on perceptions and distribution of natural resources. Japan Academy Medal is the highest academic honor awarded annually to outstanding young scholars under the age of 45. Five to six medal winners are selected from 25 awardees of the JSPS (Japan Society for the Promotion of Science) Prize of that year. The JSPS Prize in 2013 was given to 25 scholars who have demonstrated the highest potential in their respective field from a pool of 383 candidates recommended by more than 3,600 universities and research institutes around the country. One scholar each from the fields of biology, science and engineers, humanities and social sciences, and general sciences is awarded the Japan Academy Medal. The award committee commented that Sato s work demonstrates thorough understanding of the economics of resources. At the same time, his research offers a new insight based on extensive fieldwork in Southeast Asia, incorporating the perspectives of the local people in his discussion of resource development. While social studies on natural resources have been heavily focused on political and diplomatic issues related to foreign aid and development cooperation, Sato also draws inspiration from the natural sciences, which makes his work creative and unique. His work stands out in the field.

4 2013 (Nov) Excellent publication award by the Japan Society for International Development on a journal article published in World Development (Jul.) Daido Life Foundation Award on the Outstanding Contribution to Area Studies 2010 (Sep) (Aug) Fulbright Fellowship Award 2010 (Sep) (Jun) Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies Fellow (Democracy and Development Fellow) 2008 (Jan.) Ronald Coase Institute Fellow at the Workshop on Institutional Analysis in Singapore 2003 (Nov.) Society Award for Excellent Publication by the Japan Society for International Development to Politics of Scarce Resources: Conservation and Development in Rural Thailand 2002 (July) Excellent Publication Award for the year 2002 from the Institute of Developing Economies for Politics of Scarce Resources: Conservation and Development in Rural Thailand 1998 (Sep) 1999 (Apr) Post-Doctoral Fellow of Agrarian Studies Program, Yale University 1998 (April ), Post-doctoral Research Fellowship (3 year), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (April ) Doctoral Research Fellowship (3 year), Japan Society for the Promotion of Science 1994 First Prize, JICA 20th Anniversary Memorial Essay Competition organized by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tokyo, Japan. Paper Title: Beyond the Environment/Development Dichotomy: Lessons from the Forest Management in Thailand (available both in English and in Japanese) 1993 Honorable Mention, 16th Annual Essay Competition organized by the Association of or the Promotion of International Cooperation (APIC), Tokyo, Japan. Paper Title: Development, Culture, and the Standard of Living (in English) Single Authored Books LIST OF PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS 2017 Teaching in an American Top School: A personal comparison between Japanese and American Top Schools (in Japanese) 教えてみた 米国トップ校 ( 角川書店 ) Development: From the State of Barbarians to Livelihood. Minerva (in Japanese) 野蛮から生存の開発論 ミネルヴァ書房 ) Resource Thinking of the Have-nots : Sustainable Land and Alternative Vision in Japan University of Tokyo Press (in Japanese).( 持たざる国 の資源論 持続可能な国土ともう一つの知 東京大学出版会 )

5 2002 Politics of Scarce Resources in Rural Thailand: Between Conservation and Development. University of Tokyo Press (in Japanese). (Won award from the Institute of Developing Economies and Japan Society for International Development as best publication on development issues in the year 2002).( 稀少資源のポリティクス タイ農村にみる開発と環境のはざま 東京大学出版会 ) Edited Books 2013 Sato, J. ed. Governance of Natural Resources: Uncovering Social Purposes in the Materials of Nature. Tokyo: United Nations University Press Sato, J and Y. Shimomura. eds. The Rise of Development Donors in Asia: Japan s Impact on the Evolution of Emerging Donors. London: Routledge Sato, J. ed. Transboundary Resources and Environment in Mainland Southeast Asia. Shoukadoh Sato, J. ed. Resources Studies of People: Toward an Integration of Environment and Development. Akashi Shoten (in Japanese) Sato, J. ed. Perspectives on Resources: Distributional Questions from the Field. Toshindo (in Japanese). Selected Peer Refereed Articles (English only, unless otherwise noted): 2018 "Triangular Cooperation in East Asia: Challenges and Opportunities for Japanese Official Development Assistance IDS Bulletin 49, Issue. 3, pp Social Resilience in Post-Tsunami Japan In: James D. Wright (editor-in-chief), International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences, 2nd edition, Vol 22. Oxford: Elsevier. pp The Cost of Dividing the Commons: Overlapping Property Systems in Tonle Sap, Cambodia, (with Thol Dina) International Journal of Commons Vol 9, No.1, pp Is Fishery Access Better for the Poor? Explaining De-Territorialisation of the Tonle Sap, Cambodia, (with Thol Dina) Journal of Development Studies, Vol.50, No. 7, pp Resource Politics in State-Society Relations: Why certain states are more inclusive than others? Comparative Studies in Society and History Vol.56, No.3, pp Foreign Economic Cooperation and Domestic Conditions: Continuity and Discontin uity over the Domestic Policy on Access to Raw Materials, Developing Economies, Vol. 53, No.4, pp (in Japanese) `Emerging Donors` from a Recipient Perspective: Institutional Analysis of Foreign Aid in Cambodia, with Shiga Hiroaki, Kobayashi Takaaki, and Kondoh Hisahiro, World Development Vol.39, No.12, pp

6 2010 "Matching Goods and People: Aid and Human Security After the 2004 Tsunami," Development in Practice, 20, no.1, 2010, pp Environmental Problems and the Governance of Knowledge: Nullification of Experiential Knowledge and the Recovery of Tacit Knowing, Journal of Environmental Sociology, Vol.15, pp (in Japanese) Contributions of Area Studies to the Problems of Natural Resources and Environment, Japanese Journal of Asian Studies (Azia Kenkyu) Vol. 55, No. 2, pp (in Japanese) Resource Studies Re-examined: Contributions of Geographers from the 1950s to 70s, Geographical Review, Vol. 82, No. 6, pp (in Japanese) Changing Definition of Resource Concept, Journal of the Social Studies of Science and Technology, Vol. 6, pp (in Japanese) Formation of the Resource Concept in Japan: Pre-and Post War Efforts in Knowledge Integration, Sustainability Science Vol.2, No.2, pp Resource Science for the Have-nots: Towards the Integration with Environmental Sciences, Journal of Environmental Sociology Vol.13. (in Japanese) 2007 Do Goods Choose People? Allocation and Distribution in Tsunami Disaster of Thailand, Journal of International Development Vol. 16, No.2 (in Japanese) 2005 Lessons of Tsunami Disaster from the Sumatra Earthquake and the Livelihood Recovery Policy: A Case of Thailand, Journal of the Institute of Safety Science Vol. 7, pp Public Land for the People: Institutional Basis of Community Forestry in Thailand, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies Vol.32, No.2: People in Between: Conservation and Conversion of Forest Lands in Thailand, Development and Change Vol. 31, No.1, "Conceptual Methods for Assessing the Levels of Living: A Critique and Extension of Amartya Sen's Capability Approach," Asian Studies vol.43, No.3 (in Japanese) "Beyond the Environment/Development Dichotomy: Lessons from the Forest Management in Thailand," Technology and Development vol.9, pp Selected Book Chapters 2018 "The Domestic Infrastructure of Economic Cooperation." Engineering Asia: Technology, Colonial Development and the Cold War Order. Edited by Hiromi Mizuno, Aaron S. Moore and John DiMoia: Bloomsbury Publishing, pp

7 2017 Internationalization from Within: 140 Years of Internationalization at the University of Tokyo, in Elman, B and J. Chao-Hui. eds. The "Global" and the "Local" in Early Modern and Modern East Asia. Brill, pp Benefits of Unification Failure: Re-examining the Evolution of Economic Cooperation in Japan, in Kato, H, et al, eds. Japan s Development Assistance: Foreign Aid and the Post 2015 Agenda, Palgrave Macmillan, pp State inactions in resource governance: Natural resource control and bureaucratic oversight in Thailand, in Sato, J. ed. Governance of Natural Resources: Uncovering Social Purposes in the Materials of Nature. United Nations University Press Introduction: aiding development-how does recipient experience count?" in Sato, Jin and Y. Shimomura, eds. The Rise of Asian Donors: Japan's Impact on the Evolution of Emerging Donors: Routledge-GRIPS Development Forum Studies, 2012, pp "Domestic Functions of Economic Cooperation: Japan's Evolution as a Donor in the 1950s" in The Rise of Asian Donors: Japan's Impact on the Evolution of Emerging Donors, Routledge-GRIPS Development Forum Studies, pp "Resource Policy and Domestic Origins of Foreign Aid." Economic and Policy Lessons from Japan to Developing Countries. Edited by T. Toyoda, H. K. Sato and J. Nishikawa eds: Palgrave Macmillan, pp Sustainability and Social Sciences, in Komiyama, H. el al. eds. Sustainability Science. Tokyo: United Nations University Press Civil Engagement in Japan, In Engaging civil society: Emerging trends in democratic governance. Cheema, S.G. and V. Popovski, eds. United Nations University Press, pp Decentralization and Environmental Policy in Thailand, Terao, T. and Ohtsuka K, eds., Decentralization and Environmental Policies in Asian Countries. Institute of Developing Economies "From Natural Wealth to Resources: Simplification of Nature in Asia," Nature and Human Communities, T. Sasaki ed., Springer, Tokyo, pp Karen and the Land in Between in Chatty D. ed. Forced Resettlement and Conservation, Behan Press. Working Papers/Conference Papers (Recent & International Only) 2018 The Middle Income Styles : Plurality of International Cooperation in Southeast Asia, JICA Working Paper (refereed, forthcoming) 2015 Compulsion to Maintain: Water and State Power in Southeast Asia, 8 th European Southeast Asian Studies Conference, Vienna, Austria, August Darwinian View of Aid Policies: Natural Selection in the Age of Aid Proliferation paper presented at the JICA-RI-GDI Joint Conference on Evolving Perspectives on the Post-2015 Agenda: The Role of Emerging Economies and OECD Countries, in Tokyo, March 19, 2015.

8 2014 Benefits of Unification Failure: Re-examining the Evolution of Economic Cooperation in Japan, JICA-RI Working Paper No Internationalization from Within: 140 years of internationalization at the University of Tokyo, The Third Annual Joint Fudan-Princeton-Tokyo University International Conference on Contested World Histories: Global History in the Eyes of China, Japan, and the U.S., December 16-19, 2013, Princeton, NJ, USA The Beam in Our Eyes: Tokyo s Vision of Economic Cooperation toward Southeast Asia in the 1950s, chapter to be included in a book by Hiromi Mizuno of the University of Minnesota Colors of the State: Sequence of Resource Interventions in Southeast Asia, International Workshop on States, Markets and the Changing Political Economy of Natural Resources, May 22-23, Sheffield University Sequence of Environmental Interventions in Asia, The Energy History Project at the Joint Center for History and Economics held a workshop on February 21-22, Harvard University "Adventurous Dankichi, and the Mission Japanese: Some Origins of Development Studies in Pre-War Japan," paper presented at the Annual Conference of Korea Association of International Development and Cooperation, December 7, Ewha Womans University, Seoul, Korea Social Sciences for Life and Death: Reflection on the 3.11 Tsunami in Japan, paper presented at the First International Affairs Symposium on Global Significance, October 12, University of Sheffield, United Kingdom Genealogies of Area Studies in Japan, Lecture given at FrankAsia Years of Research on East Asia and Southeast Asia in Frankfurt at Johann Wolfgang Goethe University in Frankfurt, Germany Adventurous Dankichi and the Development Vision of Pre-war Japan, paper presented at the Association of Asian Studies, Vancouver, Canada Resource Politics in State-Society Relations, a lecture given at the Royal University of Phnom Penh Socio-Cultural Research Seminar Series 2012, Phnom Penh, Cambodia Emergency Assistance and Development Studies: Lessons from the Tsunami 3.11 in Japan, Institute of Development Studies, Sussex University and SOAS, University of London State Inaction in Resource Governance: Natural Resource Control and Bureaucratic Oversight in Thailand, JICA-RI Working Papers Conservation crosses the Pacific: Appropriation and Abandonment of American Conservation Idea in Japan (Paper presented at the East Asian Studies Program) 2010 How do emerging donors differ from the traditional: Institutional Analysis of Foreign Aid in Cambodia, 11 th Annual Conference of the Global Development Network (GDN) in Bogota, Columbia, January 13-16, 2010.

9 2009 Domestic Origins of Foreign Aid: How Japan became a donor in the 1950s, Associations for Asian Studies, Philadelphia What does Resource Governance mean to the People? JICA-RIETI International Conference on Peace and Capacity Building, August 28-29, Tokyo, Japan The Resources Committee Experiment: Inter-Ministerial Resources Governance in Post-war Japan, Paper presented at the International Conference on Environmental Policy: Multinational Conference on Policy Analysis and Teaching Methods, June 11-13, Soul, South Korea How different are emerging donors from the traditional ones? Working Papers No.1, JICA Research Institute Why do fishermen plant trees? (with Tomohiro OH), paper presented at the 10 th Annual Conference of Global Development Network, Dubai. Translations (from English to Japanese) James Scott The Art of Not Being Governed. Yale University Press (published from Misuzu in October 2013). William Ascher Why Governments Waste Natural Resources: Policy Failures in Developing Countries. Johns Hopkins University Press (Published from the University of Tokyo Press in 2006). Uphoff, N Fitting Projects to People, A chapter in Cernea, M. ed. Putting People First: Sociological Variables in Rural Development. Oxford University Press. (published from Kokusai Ringyou Kyoukai in 1997) Sen, Amartya Inequality Reexamined. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. (published from Iwanami Shoten in 1999) RESEARCH GRANTS (Project Leader Only) (2 years)toyota Foundation Grant (Long-term Impact of Japanese ODA on Dependency), 1,600,000 yen (one year) Santory Foundation Grant (The Long-term Impact of Japanese ODA in Southeast Asia), 1,000,000 yen (3 year) Toward Immersive Asian Studies: An Undergraduate Exchange Program for the Todai-Princeton Partnership, Co-led by Prof. David Leheny of Princeton University (Princeton-UTokyo Strategic Partnership Project), 180,000 USD (3 year) (3 year) Comparative Studies on State-Society Relations in Southeast Asia: A Focus on Natural Resource Use and Distribution (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research-B), 50,000 USD.

10 (1 year) Research on Disaster and the Primary Industry (Asahi Glass Foundation Grant), (1 year) Research on Disaster and the Primary Industry (Kashima Foundation Grant) (3 year) Japan as an Aid Recipient: Inter-actionist approach to foreign aid and development in the 1950s (Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research on Innovative Areas), 200,000 USD present, Natural Resource Politics in Southeast Asia (Alliance for Global Sustainability Grant), 10,000USD (annual) (5 year) Resource Distribution Mechanism and Fairness, (Special Grants on the Promotion of Human and Social Sciences, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science), 300,000 USD. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Graduate Level Development Disasters: Unintended Consequences (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School) Seminar on Environmental Politics and Policy (University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, , in English) Case Studies on Natural Resources and Environmental Politics (University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Public Policy, 2011-present, in English) Development Studies (University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Public Policy, 2005-present) Fieldwork Methodology and the Formation of Hypotheses (University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, ) Undergraduate Level Environment: Science and Policy (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2018) Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Asia (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2018) Foreign Aid in the Tiger Economy (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2017) The Environment: Science and Policy (together with Prof. David Wilcove) (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2016) Mainstreaming the Environment in Asia (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2016,) Dilemmas of Environment and Development in Asia (Princeton University, Woodrow Wilson School, Spring 2015) Environment and Development (University of Tokyo, undergraduate, Fall 2015) Japanese Official Development Assistance (University of Tokyo, Fall 2015)

11 Introduction to Global Environment (University of Tokyo, undergraduate ) Dilemmas of Development in Asia (together with Prof. David Leheny) (Princeton University, Spring 2014) Ph.D Supervision Ikuko Sasaki (Independent Scholar), 2011 Tomohiro Oh (Research Institute for Humanity and Nature), 2012 Michiko Ishisone (Deloitte), 2013 Satoru Matsumoto (Hosei University), 2014 Thol Dina (Royal Phnom Pehn University), 2014 Kazuyo Hanai (University of Tokyo), 2015 Yutaka Hayashi (Kwansei Gakuin University), 2016 Reviewer Experience World Development, Pacific Affairs, Development and Change, Third World Quarterly, Journal of Southeast Asian Studies, Sustainability Science LANGUAGE ABILITIES Japanese (mother tongue), English (fluent in writing, reading and speaking), Thai (fluent in reading and speaking, moderate in writing), French (beginner)