Nikolay MURASHKIN

Ph.D. (East Asian Studies), University of Cambridge, May 2017
MA (International Affairs / Finance & Strategy / International Business), Sciences Po – Paris Institute of Political Studies, July 2007
Exchange student, Waseda University Graduate School of Asia-Pacific Studies, September 2005-August 2006
Specialist (B.A. equivalent, International Relations, Hons), St. Petersburg State University, July 2005

Lecturer, Australian National University, Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs, October 2023-present

Research Fellow, Ogata Sadako Research Institute for Peace and Development, March 2020-October 2023

Sessional Academic (lecturing, course coordination, tutoring, curriculum design, honours supervision), School of Political Science and International Studies, University of Queensland, Australia, June 2019-March 2020

Visiting Fellow, Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University, Australia, April 2017-March 2020

Sessional Academic (lecturing, tutoring, marking), School of Government and International Relations, Griffith University, Australia, January-June 2019

Japan Foundation Visiting Fellow, Waseda University Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies, November 2011-April 2012

Analyst, Natural Resources, Power and Infrastructure, Structured Commodity Finance, Calyon Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank, London, October 2007-August 2009

Intern, Global Communications, Corporate Social Responsibility and Investor Relations, Nissan Motor Co. Ltd, Tokyo, September 2006-February 2007

Japan and the New Silk Road: Diplomacy, Development, and Connectivity, London: Routledge, 2020.

•Endo K. and Murashkin N. (2023). ‘Japan’s infrastructure export and development cooperation: the role of ODA loan projects in the 2010s’, Australian Journal of International Affairs, 77:2, 129-149.

•Murashkin, N., & Varpahovskis, E. (2022). The role of development models in Japan’s and Korea’s relations with Central Asia: Discourses and practices. Journal of Eurasian Studies, 13(2), 180–199.

• Murashkin, N. (2021). La Cooperación Al Desarrollo De Japón: De Hacer Enmiendas a Establecer Programas. Revista de Fomento Social, no. 300 (octubre 8): 351-373.

• Murashkin, N. (2018). “Not-So-New Silk Roads: Japan’s Foreign Policies on Asian Connectivity Infrastructure under the Radar,” Australian Journal of International Affairs, 72:5, pp.455-72.

• Lee J., Landau-Ward A., and Murashkin N. (2017): “We’ve experienced that too”: Indonesian Support for Japan Following the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake,” New Zealand Journal of Asian Studies, 19:2, pp.55-72.

• Murashkin, N. (2015). “Japanese involvement in Central Asia: an early inter-Asian post-neoliberal case?” Asian Journal of Social Science, 43:1-2, pp.50-79.

• Murashkin, N. (2012). “Japanese foreign policy in Central Asia,” イスラム科学研究 No. 8, p.85-92.

• Oiwa, N. and Murashkin, N. (2023). Institutional Mechanisms and Maritime Development Cooperation: Building a Context for India-Japan-ASEAN. (Ed.) Jagannath P. Panda India-Japan-ASEAN Triangularity. Emergence of a Possible Indo-Pacific Axis? Routledge.

• Murashkin N. (2020). “Japan’s Value-Oriented and Resource Diplomacy in Central Asia: Before and After Belt and Road”, (Eds.) Jain P. and Lam P., Japan’s Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century: Continuity and Change. Rowman & Littlefield, pp.307-29.

• Murashkin N. (2020) “The Belt and Road Initiative and Sino-Russo-Japanese relations,” (Eds.) De Cremer D., Zhang X., and McGuire J., Reflections on the Challenges of the Belt and Road Initiative, SAGE, pp.111-36.

• Murashkin N. (2012). “Foreign policy of the Democratic Party of Japan’s cabinets in 2009-12” [in Russian], Japan: March 11, 2011. Results and Takeaways, Institute of Oriental Studies, pp.146-69.

• Murashkin, N. (2022). New Challenges to Japan’s Indo-Pacific Vision: COVIDtivity and the 2020s ‘Kindleberger moment,’ Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies Policy Paper, 2022/10

• Murashkin N. (2020). “Japan and Regional Connectivity in the Indo-Pacific: Changing Approach and the Impact of the Belt and Road Initiative,” (Eds.) Fukushima T. and Hall I., The Implication of Connectivity Agendas for Our Economic Well-Being and Our Security: Proceedings of the conference between the Center for Global Security, National Defense Academy and the Griffith Asia Institute, Griffith University held on November 12, 2018 in Yokosuka, Japan; Global Security Seminar Series No.4, p.45-54, Yokosuka.

• Murashkin, N. (2019). Japan and Central Asia: Do Diplomacy and Business Go Hand-in-Hand? French Institute of International Relations, policy paper, April.

No.19 Mapping JICA-supported Works on Japan’s Development Experience in Development Studies: Their Particularities and Potentials

Interview “Introducing Foreign Models for Development”with Prof.Izumi Ohno [JICA] (youtube.com)

European Association of Japanese Studies
International Studies Association
International Political Studies Association
Australasian Association for Communist and Post-Communist Studies
Japanese Studies Association of Australia