Keisuke MAMEHARA

Keisuke MAMEHARA is a Lecturer at Momoyama-Gakuin University's Faculty of Economics specializing in contemporary economic history and energy policy. His research focuses on comparative analysis of Japan-France energy strategies, particularly post-Fukushima policy shifts and post-WWII industrial planning.

Education: B.A. in European Literature/Culture from Tokyo University, M.A. in European Economic History (Tokyo University), Ph.D. in Economic History (Université de Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne).

Research Themes: French energy policy evolution during the Trente Glorieuses, nuclear energy dependency contrasts between France and Japan, and post-oil shock policy divergences. Current project at EHESS examines historical economic/political factors shaping distinct energy strategies.

Archival focus includes CEA documents and French Ministry of Industry records from 1960s-70s. No listed grants or awards currently documented.