准教授 / Associate Professor 小松崎 俊作KOMATSUZAKI, Shunsaku
School of Engineering
Courses in AY 2023
- 5130290 International Projects
- 5174001 International Finance and Development: Interdisciplinary(International Projects)
- 5174101 Science and Technology Policy: Interdisciplinary(International Projects)
Education & Employment
2014-
Assistant Professor (Koshi), Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo
2012-2014
Assistant Professor (Jokyo), Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo
2012
Doctor of Engineering, The University of Tokyo
2007-2012
Research Fellow, Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo
2005
Master of Arts (Political Science), Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
2003
Bachelor of Engineering (Civil Engineering), The University of Tokyo
Research Fields
Interpretive policy analysis, case study, construction project management
Major Publications
Morikawa, S., Takagi, D., and Komatsuzaki, S. (2017). Attitude toward the construct of radioactive waste disposal facilities and spiral of silence: Results from online survey experiment. International journal of management and applied science, 3(5-part6), 74-82.
del Barrio-Alvarez, D., Komatsuzaki, S., and Horii. H. (2014). Regional power sector integration: Critical success factors in the Central American electricity market. OIDA International journal of sustainable development, 7(12), 119-136.
Komatsuzaki, S. (2014). Undesirable facility siting and democracy: A comparative analysis of radioactive waste repository siting in Japan, Korea and France. In Ueta, K. and Adachi, Y. (eds.) Transition Management for Sustainable Development. Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
del Barrio-Alvarez, D., Komatsuzaki, S., and Horii. H. (2014). Regional power sector integration: Critical success factors in the Central American electricity market. OIDA International journal of sustainable development, 7(12), 119-136.
Komatsuzaki, S. (2014). Undesirable facility siting and democracy: A comparative analysis of radioactive waste repository siting in Japan, Korea and France. In Ueta, K. and Adachi, Y. (eds.) Transition Management for Sustainable Development. Tokyo: United Nations University Press.