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Ahrari, Dr. Ehsan

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Byrd, Ms. Miemie Winn

Campbell, Dr. James R.

Cramer, Capt. Carleton

Dahlke, Cmdr. Noel J.

Endress, Dr. Lee

Finley, Jr. Mr. Herman

Fouse, David

Greenstein, Lt. Col. Bryan

Hall, Maj. Daniel

Hashmi, Dr. Taj

Kim, Dr. Steven

Lal, Dr. Rollie

Malik, Dr. J. Mohan

Middleton. Maj. Brian

Nankivell, Mr. Justin

Nankivell, Ms. Kerry

O'Donnell, CDR Brian

Oehlers, Dr. Alfred L.K.B.

Peterman, Mr. Tom

Salmon, AMB Charles

Sato, Dr. Yoichiro

Schwab, Lt. Col. Matthew

Shanahan, COL (Ret) Dave

Smith, Capt. Brad

Vuving, Alexander

Watson, Dr. Virginia

Wieninger, Dr. William

Adjunct Faculty

Baker, Mr. Dick

Barton, Dr. Greg

Chalk, Dr. Peter

Daniels, Mr. Mike

Finin, Dr. Gerald

Goosby, Dr. Stanley

Halloran, Mr. Richard

Hawley, Mr. Leonard R.

Johnson, Mr. Curtis

Markovinovic, Ms. Mary

Palmer, Lt. Col. Wesley

Tekwani, Mr. Shayam

 

DAVID FOUSE, Ph.D.

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Area of Expertise - Japan

Biography

 

Portrait of David Fouse, Ph.D.

APCSS Publications & Papers

 

 


Dr. David Fouse is an assistant professor of regional studies focusing on Northeast Asian security issues with a special concentration on Japan.  His doctoral dissertation focused upon the development of postwar Japanese security issues, Japanese domestic politics and United States-Japan bilateral relations.  Prior to joining the center Dr. Fouse taught various courses at the University of Hawaii. 

Dr. Fouse received both his doctorate and Master of Arts degree in political science from the University of Hawaii, and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science at the California Polytechnic University at Pomona.  At the University of Hawaii, Dr. Fouse was a research assistant for the School of Hawaiian, Asian, and Pacific Studies and participated in the Japan-United States Hawaii Conference on the Future of Security in Northeast Asia in 1991.  While working to complete his doctorate at the University of Hawaii, he received a research grant for fieldwork from the Japanese Ministry of Education in 1996.  Dr. Fouse ended up staying in Japan for five years and completed a doctorate in applied statistical science at the Graduate University for Advanced Studies in Tokyo, Japan.  During this time, Dr. Fouse participated in several nation-wide surveys of Japanese values carried out by the Institute of Statistical Mathematics in Tokyo and translated reports of these surveys into English. 

Dr. Fouse’s recent Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies publications have dealt with Japan’s dispatch of the Ground Self-Defense Force to Iraq, Japan’s support for counterterrorism in Southeast Asia, and Japanese policy toward North Korea in the Post-Cold War era.   

Dr. Fouse is a member of the Japan Political Studies Group of the American Political Science Association, the International Studies Association, and the Behaviormetric Society of Japan.

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