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About StaffAbout Staff: FY2007FUJITA, Koichi
Current Research Interests
At Bamyan village in Afghanistan My major research interest is rural institutions and economic development
in Asia. In an abstract sense, rural institutions mean the various socio-economic
and cultural organizations and systems that determine how factors of production
(land, labor, and capital) are combined and function in a market. The most
fundamental question is to inquire into the relationship between such rural
institutions and economic development. My research areas are mainly Bangladesh,
India, Myanmar, Thailand, and Laos. The research methodology is to collect
primary data by doing intensive fieldwork in a limited number of villages
and to make socio-economic analysis.
My major research topics in recent years are 1) the “Green Revolution”
and its impact on the rural poor in Bangladesh; 2) efficiency and income
distribution effects of groundwater market (by tube wells) in Bangladesh
and West Bengal, India; 3) rura linformal credit markets and the Grameen
Bank in Bangladesh; 4) the growing village saving groups in Vientiane Municipality,
Laos; 5) agricultural development and the rural landless in Myanmar; 6)
the transformation of the tank irrigation system and rural economies in
Tamil Nadu, India.
Research Activities in 2007 Fiscal YearPublication | Joint Research Project | Field Research | Seminar/Symposium |
Database | Academic Association | Outside Activities | Award
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