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Senior Research Fellow, Middle East Institute of Japan
Masahide Takahashi
North Africa Area studies, Energy Economics, France's Middle East Policy
Masahide Takahashi has worked as a researcher at the Institute of Middle East Institute of Japan since April 2020. He received his MA degrees from Sophia University and Aoyama Gakuin University. His research interests focus on the energy policies of Middle East countries and French foreign policy. He is the author of articles on energy policies of Algeria and Gulf countries including “Algeriaʼs Relations with Russia and France: The Role of Energy Supply amid the Ukraine Crisis”, The Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, Vol.544, 2022, “Russia and the Middle Eastʼs Nuclear Power Plant Market: The Advantage of Fuel Supplier”, The Journal of Middle Eastern Studies, Vol.547, 2023.
List of publications
- 2024.09.09 U.S. LNG Exports and the Impact of Climate Change Measures: How Will the Presidential Election Change Things?
- 2024.05.31 Anticipated Role of African Nations as Emerging Gas Suppliers: Addressing Dependency on Russian LNG and Exploring Diversified Sourcing Opportunities
- 2024.03.11 The Future of Russian Energy Exports under Sanctions