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Nikolay Murashkin is a scholar specializing in contemporary Japanese foreign policy and international relations within the Asia-Pacific region. He serves as a lecturer in the Bachelor of Asia-Pacific Affairs program at the Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs at the Australian National University (ANU). Additionally, he is collaborating with Ritsumeikan University in Osaka. Murashkin has held positions as a visiting fellow at the JICA Ogata Sadako Research Institute for Peace and Development and previously worked as a research fellow. His research outputs include a monograph titled ‘Japan New Silk Road’ published in 2020, along with several peer-reviewed articles in notable journals such as the Australian Journal of International Affairs. Murashkin's research interests encompass Japan's economic statecraft, development cooperation, modernization, and the international political economy, particularly focusing on connectivity and infrastructure finance.
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