Ogawa Hiroko

基本情報

Undergraduate School of Political Science and Economics / Department of Political Science
Graduate School of Political Science / Course of Political Science

The Japan Society for International Development The 31st annual conference of JASID, committee member

Can the Globe be Governed Through Goals?: Lessons from the Sustainable Development Goals

Hiroko Ogawa (2019),Normality of International Norms:Power, Interests, and Knowledge in Japan’s ODA Politics

How Can Emerging Powers Create International Norms? : In the Case of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

The legal status of norms and the effectiveness: Constructivist turn to international law

The International Development Co-operation in the 21st Century: Toward Creating New Norms

Dynamics of International Regimes in the Issue Area of Development: U.S. Influence on the Competition and Coordination of Regimes

The Role of International Norms in International Development Cooperation: A Case Study of the U.S. Foreign Aid Policy in the Nixon Administration

Emerging risks in a world of heterogeneity : interactions among countries with different sizes, polities and societies
The Birth and Development of the Sovereign State System
The Obama Administration and the American Society in Transition
The Political Process of International Development Cooperation: The Institutionalization of International Norms and the Change of the U.S. Foreign Aid Policy

Global South and equity norms: new mechanism of making norms in the United Nations
Emerging Countries and International Norms: Why and How Did They Realize Equity in The Sustainable Development Goals?
Global Governance on International Development
The Effectiveness of International Norms: Gender Equality and Japanese Society
Normality of International Norms: Power, Interests, and Knowledge in Japan’s ODA Politics
The United Nations and Realpolitik: How Can Emerging Countries Create Norms?