Profile
Doctor in history from Sorbonne University, former Japanese government scholarship holder, recipient of the Shibusawa-Claudel Prize (32nd edition), Franck Michelin is Professor in the Department of International Economy at Teikyo University. His research focuses on the political, military, and economic history of contemporary Japan, as well as on international relations in East Asia. He regularly speaks in the French and Japanese media.
Current position
Professional experience
Training
Teikyô University , Department of Economics - professor
Sciences Po Lyon - visiting professor (2019)
Doctorate in contemporary history , Paris-Sorbonne University
Paris-Sorbonne University , East Asian Institute, Franco-Japanese House - associate researcher
Meiji University - lecturer (2010-17)
Price
University of Montreal, Center for East Asian Studies - Visiting Professor (2016)
Shibusawa-Claudel Prize (2015)
Ministry of Foreign Affairs , Cultural Service of the French Embassy in Japan - project manager (2005-2009)
DEA in Japanese Languages, Literatures and Societies , INALCO
Master of History , University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne
Former Japanese Government Fellow
Research incentive award from the French Academy of Overseas Sciences (2015)
University of Tsukuba - M aster of Conferences (2002-2005)