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Koji Aikyo is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, Waseda University (since 2020). His research focuses on Comparative Constitutional Law, particularly examining British and Japanese Constitutionalism, Political Constitutional Theory, and Public Law. With a PhD in Law from Waseda University, he has held positions at Nagoya University (2004-2005) and Shinshu University (1999-2003). His academic contributions include analyzing constitutional debates, judicial power criticism, and human rights frameworks across Japan and the UK.
- Education: PhD (Law), Waseda University
Research Interests: Aikyo's work bridges Constitutional History, Political Philosophy, and Human Rights Law, with a focus on Comparative Constitutional Studies. He explores tensions between legal constitutionalism and political constitutionalism, critiques judicial power, and addresses constitutional reform in global crises. His recent projects include studies on post-Brexit constitutional dynamics and democratic constitutionalism under populism.
Scientific Engagement: Aikyo has led multiple JSPS-funded research projects, including Comparative constitutional research on 'constitutional debate' (2023-2027) and Comparative Study of Democratic Constitutionalism after Brexit (2019-2023). His publications span topics like constitutional theory, human rights protection systems, and economic freedom in post-welfare states.
