List of Publications as of March, 2019.

* Authors underlined are researchers at the Sophia Institute for Human Security.

● Ayako Matsuda, Kazushi Takahashi, and Munenobu Ikegami. “Direct and Indirect Impacts of
         Index-based Livestock Insurance in Southern Ethiopia.” forthcoming in Geneva Papers on
         Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice.
● Yuya Kudo, Abu Shonchoy, and Kazushi Takahashi. “Short-term Impacts of Solar Lanterns on
         Child Health: Experimental Evidence from Bangladesh.” forthcoming in Journal of
         Development Studies.
● Yuya Kudo, Abu Shonchoy, and Kazushi Takahashi. “Can Solar Lanterns Improve Youth
         Academic Performance?  Experimental Evidence from Bangladesh.” forthcoming in
         World Bank Economic Review.
● Kazushi Takahashi, Christopher B. Barrett and Munenobu Ikegami. “Does Index Insurance
         Crowd In or Crowd Out Informal Risk Sharing? Evidence from Rural Ethiopia.” forthcoming
         American Journal of Agricultural Economics.
● Yutaka Arimoto, Hisaki Kono, Tsilavo Ralandison, Takeshi Sakurai, and Kazushi Takahashi.
         “Price and Non-price Information Frictions in Regional Arbitrage: The Case of Rice Traders in
         Antananarivo, Madagascar.” (2019)   Economic Development and Cultural Change, 67(2):
         pp.273-313.
● Kohei Kamaga.(2018). When do utilitarianism and egalitarianism agree on evaluation?
         Mathematical Social Sciences 94, 41--48.
● Walter Bossert, and Kohei Kamaga. (2018). An axiomatization of mixed utilitarian-maximin
         social welfare orderings, Economic Theory, forthcoming.
● ガラーウィンジ山本香（2018）「シリア難民が営む学校教育の役割―トルコ都市部において
         難民の主体性が創出する価値―」『国際開発研究』27巻１号，77-92頁．
● E. Etiaba, O. Onwujekwe, Ayako Honda, O. Ibe, B. Uzochukwu, & K. Hanson. (2018). Strategic
         purchasing for universal health coverage: examining the purchaser–provider relationship
         within a social health insurance scheme in Nigeria. BMJ Global Health, 3(5).
● Takuya Hasebe. (2018). Treatment effect estimators for count data models, Health Economics,
         Vol.27, No.11,1868-1873.
● Takuya Hasebe, & T. Sakai. (2018). Are elderly workers more likely to die in occupational accidents?
         Evidence from both industry-aggregated data and administrative individual-level data in Japan,
         Japan and the World Economy Vol.48, 79-89.
● Ayako Honda, & A. Obse. (In press) Scoping Review on the Application of DCE in Health Sector
         Research in Low- and Middle-Income Countries. 上智経済論集.
● Ayako Honda, N. Krucien, M. Ryan, I. Diouf, M. Salla, M. Nagai, N. & Fujita. (In press). For more
         than money: willingness of health professionals to stay in remote Senegal. Human Resources for
         Health
● Taro Komatsu.(In Press). Integrated schools and social cohesion in post-conflict Srebrenica:
         Bosniak youth view of their schooling experiences, Comparative Education Review, August 2019.
● Taro Komatsu.(In Press). School education in post-conflict recovery, reconstruction and
         development: The case of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Japan-UK Education Society (日英教育研究会紀要).