Senior Adviser for Research
Expertise
History of the Gulf region and Radical Jihadist organizations.
After receiving an M.A. (Oriental History) from Keio University, Mr. HOSAKA Shuji became Special Assistant of the Japanese Embassies in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. Since then, he has held various posts in the field of the Middle Eastern studies, including Professor of International Center for Human Sciences, Kindai University, Osaka. He is currently Board Member of the Institute of Energy Economics, Japan (IEEJ) and Director of JIME Center, Adjunct Professor of Waseda University. He became President of Japan Association for Middle East Studies (JAMES) on April 2021. Among his publications are Jihadism (2017), Cyber-Islam (2014), Osama Bin Laden: His Life and Jihad (2011), and Saudi Arabia: Oil Kingdom in Transition (2006).
2024 | Senior Adviser for Research, IEEJ |
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2020 | Board Member, Director of JIME Center, IEEJ |
2019 | Senior Research Fellow, Director of JIME Center, IEEJ |
2012 | Senior Research Fellow, Assistant Director, JIME Center, IEEJ |
2006 | Professor, International Center For Human Sciences, Kinki University |
2006 | Senior Researcher, Assistant Director, JIME Center, IEEJ |
2002 | Visiting Associate Professor, Waseda University |
2001 | Director, The Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS,) Cairo Research Station |
1992 | Researcher, Middle East Institute of Japan |
1991 | Special Assistant, Embassy of Japan in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia |
1989 | Special Assistant, Embassy of Japan in the State of Kuwait |