Researchers
KARAVASILEV, YaniAs of Apr 2020
Researcher
foreign direct investment, international recruitment, corporate agenda setting
Educational background
- Osaka University, School of International Public Policy (Ph.D.)
- University College London (M.A.)
- Jacobs University (B.A.)
Career
- 2020 to date Lecturer, Kyoto Bunkyo University
- 2019 to date Adjunct Lecturer, Osaka Gakuin University
- 2019 to date Adjunct Lecturer, Osaka University of Commerce
- 2014 to date Assistant Editor, Southern African Centre for Collaboration on Peace and Security
- 2017-2018 Assistant Professor, Osaka University
- 2014-2017 Research and Teaching Assistant, Osaka University
- 2014-2014 MP Assistant, European Parliament (Brussels)
- 2013-2014 Intern, United Nations Development Programme (New York)
Journal Articles and Papers
- *Journal Articles
- Karavasilev, Y. & Hawkins, V. (2019) “Cross-border agenda setting: evidence from American and Japanese media” (in progress).
- Karavasilev, Y., Yamanami, C. & Kohara, M. (2018) “Job fairs and company attractiveness perceptions: evidence from Japanese companies recruiting overseas” (OSIPP Discussion Paper).
- Karavasilev, Y. (2015) “Political stability and foreign direct investment in SADC: a love-hate relationship”, Southern African Peace and Security Studies 4(2): 5-40.
- Karavasilev, Y. & Nomura, S. (2015) “Estimating the impact of inward offshore industry outsourcing on developing economies”, Osaka Economic Papers 65(1): 35-64.
- Karavasilev, Y. (2013) “The effects of small versus large-scale privatization on GDP Growth in EU transition economies”, International Public Policy Studies 18(1): 269-284.
- *Media Articles
- “The ship dismantling industry in South Asia: problems and opportunities”, Global News View, 05/03/2018.
- “Bulgaria: the fastest shrinking country in the world”, Global News View, 10/12/2017.
- “The trade-media coverage nexus: evidence from the Nikkei newspaper”, Global News View, 8/24/2017.
Conference Presentations
- 10/2018 16th International Convention of the East Asian Economic Association, Taipei, Taiwan.
- 07/2018 9th International Research Meeting in Business and Management, Nice, France.
- 05/2018 African Peace and Security Conference, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan.
- 01/2018 ASEAN–Japan Symposium on Human Resource Development, NUS, Singapore.
- 11/2017 Historical Heritage and Security, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan.
- 02/2016 SACCPS–CEAPS Conference 2016, Bloemfontein, South Africa.
- 11/2014 14th International Convention of the East Asian Economic Association, Bangkok, Thailand.
- 10/2014 73rd Conference of the Japan Society of International Economics, Kyoto, Japan.
- 10/2013 12th International Conference of the Japan Economic Policy Association, Sapporo, Japan.
Academic Association Affiliations
- East Asian Economic Association
- Japan Society of International Economics
- Centre for Engagement on African Peace and Security
Research Projects & Papers
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Kansai Economic Insight Monthly Vol. 120 (April 2023)
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast » Monthly Report(Kansai)
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ABSTRACT
– Kansai’s economy expected to remain on an upward trajectory
Service consumption picking up, but global economic slowdown remains a major risk –
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Japanese Economy Monthly Forecast (April 2023)
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast » Monthly Report(JP)
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ABSTRACT
Forecast updates
▶ Our forecast for Japan’s real GDP growth in 2023 Q1 is an annualized +0.5%
▶ We forecast a GDP deflator of +2.0% QoQ in 2023 Q1.
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Japanese Economy Monthly Forecast (March 2023)
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast » Monthly Report(JP)
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ABSTRACT
Forecast updates
▶ Our forecast for Japan’s real GDP growth in 2023 Q1 is an annualized -0.3%
▶ We forecast a GDP deflator of +2.0% QoQ in 2023 Q1.
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Kansai Economic Insight Monthly Vol. 119 (March 2023)
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast » Monthly Report(Kansai)
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ABSTRACT
– Kansai’s economy expected to remain on an upward trajectory
An economic downturn caused by global economic slowdown remains a major risk –
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Kansai Economic Insight Quarterly No.63
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast
Asia Pacific Economic Forecast » Quarterly Report(Kansai)
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ABSTRACT
Gradual recovery driven by domestic demand expected to continue.
Soaring prices and global economic trends remain risk factors.
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