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Bryce Wakefield
Program Associate
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Asia Program
Phone: 202/691-4011
Email: bryce.wakefield@wilsoncenter.org
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Affiliation
Program Associate
Expertise
Japanese Foreign Policy and International Relations, Japanese National Identity and Forms of Nationalism in Japan, the International Relations of North East Asia, Political Parties and Elections in Japan, Political Marketing with an emphasis on Japan, U.S.-Japan Relations, International Relations Theory, New Zealand Politics and Foreign Policy
Experience
Seminar Coordinator, Auckland Branch, New Zealand Institute of International Affairs; Temporary Lecturer and Tutor, Auckland University; Reviewer, Graduate Journal of Asia-Pacific Studies; Intern, New Zealand Embassy, Tokyo
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Major Publications
- "Taiwan and the Global Economic Storm," editor (Asia Program Special Report 143, Woodrow Wilson Center, October 2009)
- With Asano Masahiko ‘Political Market Orientation in Japan’ in Jennifer Lees- Marshment (ed.), Global Political Marketing (Routledge, 2009)
- 'Principle versus Patronage: The Lees-Marshment method and Political Marketing in Japan' in Jennifer Lees-Marshment, Political Marketing: Principles and Applications (Routledge, 2009)
- With Matthew Penney, ‘Right Angles: Examining accounts of Japanese neo-nationalism’, Pacific Affairs, Vol. 81, No 4 (Winter 2008/2009)
- 'Japan: Militarism’s Loud Bark', Madrid11.net, 23 January 2007
- 'NZ unlikely to surge forward on N-propulsion', Daily Yomiuri, 22 March 2003
- With Hoshino Toshiya et al. Wagakuni no kogata buki e no torikumi ni kan suru chosa [A survey of Japanese efforts against Small Arms and Light Weapons], Disarmament and Nonproliferation Center, Japanese Institute of International Studies, Tokyo, 2002
Biography
Bryce Wakefield is program associate for North East Asia. He researches, conceptualizes, develops, and oversees conferences; edits publications; and keeps current on developments throughout the region.
Before starting work at the Woodrow Wilson Center, Bryce worked as a temporary lecturer in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Auckland, where he taught Comparative Politics and conducted a course on New Zealand Diplomacy. He has given several other lectures at the University and elsewhere on the history, foreign policy and political marketing of Japan as well as on International Relations theory. He has also tutored classes on a variety of subjects related to political science and Japanese studies. For more than three years, Bryce was the Seminar Coordinator for the Auckland Branch of the New Zealand Institute of International Affairs.
Bryce received a master’s degree from Osaka University’s School of International Public Policy in 2004. Since 2005 he has been working on a Ph.D. in Political Studies at the University of Auckland focusing on the relationship between international and domestic security norms and the overseas deployment of Japan’s Self Defense Forces since the 1990s.
Bryce lived, worked and studied in Japan for six years. He is a New Zealand citizen and has traveled throughout Europe and Asia. He can speak, read and write Japanese and German.
Education
Ph.D. Candidate, Political Studies, The University of Auckland; Master in International Public Policy, Osaka School of International Public Policy, Osaka University; B.A. Political Studies, The University of Auckland
| Record updated: 10/08/2009 |
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