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1 CV FOR DR LINUS HAGSTRÖM Office address: Swedish Institute of International Affairs Drottning Kristinas väg 37, Box , Stockholm, Sweden Tel: Fax: Internet: Home address: Gamla Magelungsvägen 83, Älvsjö, Sweden Tel: Mobile: November 2014 PERSONAL DATA Birthdate: 2 July 1972 Citizenship: Swedish Civil status: Married, two children Hobby: Aikido (3rd dan) EDUCATION Associate Professor (Docent) in Political Science, Stockholm University, February Ph.D. in Political Science, Stockholm University, June 2003 (dissertation defence on 22 May 2003). MA in Japanese Studies, Stockholm University, July BA in Political Science, Stockholm University, requirements met in spring 1998, formal degree in July Mombusho scholar (graduate program) at the Department of Political Science, Waseda University, from October 1997 to March 1999 (returned already in August 1998 to enter PhD course). BA in Japanese studies, Stockholm University, February Mombusho scholar (Japanese studies program) at Tokyo Gakugei University, from October 1994 to September Military service in the Swedish Royal Navy, High school graduation, LANGAUGE PROFICIENCY Swedish (native), English (fluent), Japanese (fluent), French (beginner/intermediate), Spanish (beginner). PRESENT AFFILIATIONS/EMPLOYMENT Senior Lecturer and Associate Professor, Department of Security, Strategy and Leadership, National Defence College, from September 2014 (100% permanent position). Senior Research Fellow and East Asia Program Director, Swedish Institute of International Affairs, from October 2008 (100% permanent position). Research Fellow at the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, from January 2009 to December Research Fellow, East Asia Peace Programme, Uppsala University, seven months

2 Research Associate, European Institute of Japanese Studies, Stockholm School of Economics, from June Part-time lecturer, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, ongoing. Part-time lecturer, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, from September PAST AFFILIATIONS/EMPLOYMENT Acting Director of Research, Swedish Institute of International Affairs, 11 May 2009 to 10 January Editor, Internationella Studier [International Studies], January 2006 to December Research fellow, Swedish Institute of International Affairs, September 2003 (50% permanent position from October 2006). Part-time lecturer in political science, Södertörn University College, April 2004 to January Substitute senior lecturer in political science, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Gävle, December 2003 and January Coordinator of a Conference on the Chinese-Japanese Relationship held at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs in August 2000 Ph.D. Candidate at the Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, August 1998 to 22 May Doctoral research fellow at the European Institute of Japanese Studies, Stockholm School of Economics, August 1998 to 30 June Intern, Office of Eto Seishiro, Member of the House of Representatives, Tokyo, Japan, spring FOREIGN ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Visiting professor, Law Department, Kyoto University, January to July Guest researcher at the Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University, June to July Guest researcher at the Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University, October Guest researcher at the Graduate School of Political Science, Waseda University, May to June Visiting scholar at School of International Service (Comparative and Regional Studies), and the Interdisciplinary Council on Asia, American University (AU), January to May Guest researcher at the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS), Denmark, December Guest researcher at the Institute of Japanese Studies, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), March to April Guest researcher at the Graduate School of Social Science, Waseda University, September to December POSITIONS OF TRUST Board member, Nordic International Studies Association (NISA), from November 2011 to October

3 Vice president, The Section on International Relations, Swedish Political Science Association, from November 2011 to October Editorial Board Member, Pacific Affairs, from January Board Member, The Scholarship Foundation for Studies of Japanese Society, from January Board Member (union representative), The Swedish Institute of International Affairs, from May 2008 to May Board member, the local union (ST) club at The Swedish Institute of International Affairs, from 2008, as vice chairman May 2010 to May Board Member, The Anna Lindh Library, Board member, PhD Candidate committee, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, OTHER PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS Council for Security Cooperation in the Asia-Pacific (CSCAP) EU, invited membership, since Global Governance Association (Japan) (グローバル ガバナンス 学 会 ) since Japan Institute of International Affairs ( 日 本 国 際 問 題 研 究 所 )since Japan Association of International Relations ( 日 本 国 際 政 治 学 会 )since European-Japan Advanced Research Network (EJARN), since European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS), since International Studies Association (ISA), since International Political Science Association (IPSA), working group on power, since Nordic Association for the Study of Contemporary Japanese Society (NAJS) ( since 2002 (founding member of the steering committee ; ; senior advisor and 2011 ). MAJOR RESEARCH GRANTS (AS PI), FELLOWSHIPS Marianne and Marcus Wallenberg Foundation, SEK, Funding to hire one PhD candidate for two years, Johan and Jakob Söderberg Foundation, SEK, Conference funding, The Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, SEK. Japan Foundation, Japanese Studies Fellowship, app JPY, Funding to hire one PhD candidate for three years, Torsten and Ragnar Söderberg Foundations, SEK, Riksbankens Jubileumsfond, Network grant, SEK, The Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities and The Swedish Academy, research fellowship in humanities for five years (South- and East Asian languages and cultures), app. 4.5 million SEK, Swedish School of Advanced Asia Pacific Studies (SSAAPS), senior fellowship for four years, app. 4 million SEK, 2008 (declined). Johan and Jakob Söderberg Foundation, research environment funding for three years, SEK, Swedish School of Advanced Asia Pacific Studies (SSAAPS), publishing grant, SEK,

4 Swedish Research Council, project funding, app. 1.2 million SEK, Helge Ax:son Johnsons stiftelse Foundation, SEK, The special foreign and security programme, app. 1.4 million SEK, , , Torsten and Ragnar Söderberg Foundations, SEK, The European Institute of Japanese Studies (EIJS), doctoral scholarship, monthly scholarships, AWARDS AND HONORS The Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, travel grant, SEK, The Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, travel grant, SEK, Nominated and selected for the 30th Pearl Anniversary Edition of Who s Who in the World, 2012, 2013, 2014, Toshiba International Foundation, translation grant, SEK, The Royal Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, travel grant, SEK, Wenner-Gren Foundations, travel grant, SEK, Swedish School of Advanced Asia Pacific Studies (SSAAPS), travel grant, SEK, The Scholarship Foundation for the Study of Japanese Society (Stipendiestiftelsen för studier av japanskt samhällsliv), travel grant, SEK, 2008 (declined). Sweden-Japan Foundation, travel grant, SEK, Swedish School of Advanced Asia Pacific Studies (SSAAPS), travel grant, SEK, The foundation Lars Hiertas minne, SEK, Harald and Louise Ekman research scholarship at the Sigtuna Foundation, board and lodging for a week, The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation in Research and Higher Education (STINT) scholarship for postgraduate students, SEK, Scandinavia-Japan Sasakawa Foundation, travel grant, SEK. Nordic Institute of Asian Studies (NIAS) contact scholarship, travel, board and lodging for two weeks, Center for Pacific-Asia Studies (CPAS) travel grant to a postgraduate student doing research on East and Southeast Asia, SEK, The Scholarship Foundation for the Study of Japanese Society (Stipendiestiftelsen för studier av japanskt samhällsliv), travel grant, SEK, Mombusho (Japanese Department of Education) scholarship for research for 18 months, Mombusho scholarship for Japanese language studies for one year, The Foundation of Telefondirektören H.T. Cedergrens Uppfostringsfond, monthly scholarships REVIEW ASSIGNMENTS Security Studies (2014) Netherlands Organization for Scientific Research (2014) European Journal of International Relations (2014) 4

5 Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education (2014) International Relations (2014) Cooperation and Conflict (2014) Asian Security (2013, 2013) Book proposal for the Ashgate series Rethinking Asia and International Relations (2012) Cambridge Review of International Affairs (2012) Journal of East Asian Affairs (2012) Scandinavian Journal of Political Studies (2011) International Relations of the Asia-Pacific (2011, 2012) Japanese Journal of Political Science (2011, 2013) The International Spectator (2010) Book manuscript for Routledge (2010) The Pacific Review (2010, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014) Asian Politics & Policy (2010) Pacific Affairs (2009, 2011, 2012, 2012, 2014) International Political Science Review (2006, 2008, 2009) Studies in Ethnicity and Nationalism (2007) Japan Forum (2007) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA), Department for Research Cooperation (SAREC) (2006) Journal of International Relations and Development (2006) ENDORESEMENTS Risk State: Japan s Foreign Policy in an Age of Uncertainty, Sebastian Maslow, Ra Mason and Paul O Shea, eds (Ashgate). China-Japan Border Disputes: Islands of Contention in Multidisciplinary Perspective, Kimie Hara, Tim F. Liao, and Krista Wiegand, eds (Ashgate). PUBLICATIONS PhD dissertation Hagström, Linus (2003) Enigmatic power? Relational Power Analysis and Statecraft in Japan s China-policy, Stockholm Studies in Politics 93. Ph.D. Dissertation. Stockholm University: Department of Political Science. (Reviewed by Lars Vargö in Orientaliska Studier No. 117, 2005) Peer-reviewed monograph Hagström, Linus (hb in 2005, pb in 2007) Japan s China Policy: A Relational Power Analysis, London and New York: Routledge. (Reviews: The book provides some compelling new arguments debunking any residual elements of the myth of Japan s enigmatic power. The book should be of interest to academics, students, and policymakers and deserves to be read widely. Caroline Rose, Asian Affairs, vol. 38, no. 1, Japan s China Policy: A Relational Power Analysis is a significant addition to the field of Japanese foreign policy. Quansheng Zhao, Japanese Journal of Political Science, vol. 7, no. 2, Overall, this is an important book. It should be of interest... to students of political power everywhere. David A. Baldwin, Pacific Affairs, vol. 78, no. 3, This book is notable 5

6 in that such specific attention is paid to Japan's China policy from an IR perspective. Joseph O Mahoney, Japan Forum, vol. 18, no. 2, Japan s China Policy demonstrate[s] in admirable scholarly detail how officials in Tokyo have been able to get their own way with Beijing. Henry Hilton, Japan Today, May 19, Also reviewed in German by Dirk Nabers in Internationale Politik December 2005) Peer-reviewed edited volumes and special issues Hagström, Linus, ed. (2015) Identity Politics in Japan s International Relations, Special Issue of The Pacific Review 28 (1). Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén, eds. (2014) The East Asian Power Shift: A Critical Appraisal, Special Issue of Asian Perspective 38 (3). Hagström, Linus and Marie Söderberg (hb in 2006, pb in 2009) North Korea Policy: Japan and the Great Powers, London and New York: Routledge. (Reviews: North Korea Policy provides a worthwhile contribution to the literature on both the issue of North Korea in East Asian international relations and on Japans role in this issue. It brings together a wide range of perspectives and constructs an original approach to the topic. H.D.P. Envall, Electronic Journal of Contemporary Japanese Studies, 14 January This book will be of special interest to scholars and policy makers interested in Northeast Asian relations and foreign policy. Both will benefit from a better understanding of the relatively understudies issue of Japan s influence on other powers foreign policy. Ramon Pacheco Pardo, East Asia, vol. 25, no the breadth of the discussions and the importance of the issues that it covers make North Korea Policy an important library purchase. Mark E. Caprio, Pacific Affairs vol. 81, no. 1, The book was also reviewed as part of a review article by Stuart Harris, Australian Journal of International Affairs, vol. 62, no. 2, 2008.) Hagström, Linus and Marie Söderberg (2006) The Other Binary: Why Japan North Korea Relations Matter, Special Issue of Pacific Affairs 79 (3). Other monographs, edited volumes and special issues Hagström, Linus and Pia Moberg, eds. (forthcoming 2015) Japan nu: Strömningar och perspektiv (Japan now: Flows and perspectives), 2nd revised edition, Stockholm: Carlsson Bokförlag. Hagström, Linus and Pia Moberg, eds. (2012) Japan nu: Strömningar och perspektiv (Japan now: Flows and perspectives), Stockholm: Carlsson Bokförlag. (Reviews: Monica Braw, Ett land i snabb förändring, Tidskriften Respons, nr 1, 2012; Christer B. Johansson, Tidningen Kulturen 16 februari 2012.) Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2009) Maktskifte i Japan: är en förändring möjlig (Power shift in Japan: Is change possible), Världspolitikens dagsfrågor (Issues in World Politics), No. 11. Hagström, Linus and Christian Turesson (2009) Nordkorea: mer är bara ett hot (North Korea: More than just a threat), Världspolitikens dagsfrågor (Issues in World Politics), No. 9. Hagström, Linus and Jon Williamsson (2007) Japan: mot en mer normal roll i världspolitiken? (Japan: Towards a more normal role in world politics), Världspolitikens dagsfrågor (Issues in World Politics), No. 10 6

7 Hagström, Linus and Linda Karelid (2005) Nordkorea och kärnvapenfrågan (North Korea and the nuclear weapons issue), Världspolitikens dagsfrågor (Issues in World Politics), No. 2. Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg, eds. (2005) Does Japan matter? Special issue of NIASnytt: Asia Insights, No. 1; available at Peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters Hagström, Linus and Karl Gustafsson (2015) Japan and identity change: Why it matters in International Relations, The Pacific Review 28 (1). Hagström, Linus and Ulv Hanssen (2015) The North Korean abduction issue: Emotions, securitisation and the reconstruction of Japanese identity from aggressor to victim and from pacifist to normal, The Pacific Review 28 (1). Hagström, Linus (forthcoming) The abnormal state: Identity, norm/exception and Japan, European Journal of International Relations, published online ahead of print. Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2014) East Asia s power shift: The flaws and hazards of the debate and how to avoid them, Asian Perspective 38 (3). Hagström, Linus and Max Scheja (2014) Using meta-reflection to improve learning and throughput: redesigning assessment procedures in a political science course on power, Assessment and Evaluation in Higher Education 39 (2): Hagström, Linus (2012) Power shift in East Asia? A critical reappraisal of narratives on the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands incident in 2010, Chinese Journal of International Politics 5 (3): Later republished in Sun Xuefeng, Matt Ferchen och M. Taylor Fravel, eds (2013) China in the Asia-Pacific: A CJIP Reader, Oxford: Oxford University Press. Jerdén, Björn and Linus Hagström (2012) Rethinking Japan s China Policy: Japan as an accommodator in the rise of China , Journal of East Asian Studies 12 (2): Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2010) Understanding fluctuations in Sino- Japanese relations: To politicize or to de-politicize the China issue in the Japanese Diet, Pacific Affairs 83 (4): Hagström, Linus (2010) The Democratic Party of Japan s security policy and Japanese politics of constitutional revision: A cloud over Article 9? Australian Journal of International Affairs 64 (5): Hagström, Linus (2009) Normalizing Japan: Supporter, nuisance, or wielder of power in the North Korean nuclear talks, Asian Survey 49 (5): Hagström, Linus and Jon Williamsson (2009) Remilitarization, really? Assessing change in Japanese foreign security policy Asian Security 5 (3): Hagström, Linus and Christian Turesson (2009) Among threats and a perfect excuse : Understanding change in Japanese foreign security policy, Korean Journal of Defense Analysis 21 (3): Hagström, Linus (2008/09) Sino-Japanese relations: The ice that won t melt, International Journal 64 (1): Hagström, Linus (2008) Critiquing the idea of Japanese exceptionalism: Japan and the coordination of North Korea policy, European Journal of East Asian Studies 7 (1):

8 Hagström, Linus (2006) The dogma of Japanese insignificance: The academic discourse on North Korea policy coordination, Pacific Affairs 79 (3): Hagström, Linus and Marie Söderberg (2006) Taking Japan North Korea relations seriously: Rationale and background, Pacific Affairs 79 (3): Hagström, Linus and Marie Söderberg (2006) Japan, the great powers, and the coordination of North Korea policy in Linus Hagström and Marie Söderberg (eds) North Korea Policy: Japan and the Great Powers, London and New York: Routledge, pp Hagström, Linus (2005) Relational power for foreign policy analysis: Issues in Japan s China policy, European Journal of International Relations 11 (3): Hagström, Linus (2005) Quiet power: Japan s China policy in regard to the Pinnacle Islands, The Pacific Review 18 (2): Hagström, Linus (2005) Ubiquity of power and the advantage of terminological pluralism: Japan s foreign policy discourse, Japanese Journal of Political Science 6 (2): Later republished in Christopher Hood, ed. (2008) The Politics of Modern Japan: Critical Issues in Modern Politics, Volume III, London and New York: Routledge, pp Other articles and book chapters Hagström, Linus (2014) Stoltheten kan knäcka japansk pacifism ( Pride can break Japanese pacifism ), Svenska Dagbladet, 21 June, p. 23; Hagström, Linus (2014) Japan s Article 9: Will it be revised or get the Nobel Peace Prize?, East Asia Forum, 18 June 2014, Republished in The Glocal on 3 July 2014, Hagström, Linus (2014) Maktkamp i Östasien ( Power Struggle in East Asia ), Axess, no. 5, Hagström, Linus, Mikael Weissmann and Ulv Hanssen (2013) Hot och isolering fel strategi i konflikten med Nordkorea ( Threats and Isolation Wrong Strategi in North Korea Conflict ) op-ed, DN Debatt, Dagens Nyheter, 14 April 2013, p. 6, Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2013) Senkaku/Diaoyu En ond cirkel ( Senkaku/Diaoyu: A Vicious Circle ), Internationella Studier, No 1, pp Hagström, Linus (2012) Japans internationella relationer: tolkning och omtolkning ( Japan s International Relations: Interpretation and Re-interpretation ), Kungl. Vitterhetsakademiens Årsbok 2012 (The 2012 Yearbook of the Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities), pp Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2012) Senkakus a harbinger for Japanese shift on China policy?, East Asia Forum, 10 October 2012, 8

9 Hagström, Linus (2012) China Japan tensions over Senkaku purchase an orchestrated affair, East Asia Forum, 17 September 2012, Hagström, Linus (2012) Att normalisera ett land: Japansk utrikes- och säkerhetspolitik ( To normalize a country: Japanese foreign and security policy ), in Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg, eds. (2012) Japan nu: Strömningar och perspektiv, Stockholm: Carlsson Bokförlag, pp Hagström, Linus and Staffan Appelgren (2012) Introduktion: Varför Japan? ( Introduction: Why Japan? ), in Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg, eds. (2012) Japan nu: Strömningar och perspektiv, Stockholm: Carlsson Bokförlag, pp Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2011) Osäker framtid för Nordkorea ( Uncertain future for North Korea ), op-ed, Aftonblandet Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2011) Kim Jong Un kommer få svårt att behålla makten efter sin far ( It will be difficult for Kim Jong Un to keep power after his father ), op-ed, svtdebatt.se, 19 December, Hagström, Linus (2011/2012) Tolkningen är inte fri ( The interpretation is not free ), Internationella Studier, Winter, pp Hagström, Linus (2011) Partisystemet gör Japan svårt att styra ( The party system makes Japan hard to govern ), Svenska Dagbladet, 31 August, p. 14; Hagström, Linus (2011) Så kan Japan resa sig ur spillrorna: Ni har klarat det förut, mina japanska vänner ( How can Japan rise from the rubble: You have done it before, my Japanese friends ), Aftonbladet, 15 March, Hagström, Linus (2010) Nordkorea agerar för att säkra sin överlevnad ( North Korea acts to secure regime survival ), op-ed, svtdebatt.se, 23 November, Hagström, Linus and Mikael Weissmann (2010) Nordkorea måste hanteras varsamt ( North Korea must be handled cautiously ), op-ed, Göteborgs-Posten, 26 May, p. 43; available at nordkorea-maste-hanteras-varsamt?articlerendermode=default. Weissmann, Mikael and Linus Hagström (2010) The (new) North Korean Crisis: What can be expected and what should be done as a response to the sinking of the Cheonan corvette, Nordic Asia Research Community, In Focus Blog, 25 May, available at Hagström, Linus (2010) Japan tar steg mot ny konstitution ( Japan takes steps towards a new constitution ), Svenska Dagbladet, 18 May, p. 12; available at Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2009) Japans nya regering vill förändra ( Japan s new government wants to change ), Östgöta Correspondenten, p. A4, 8 September 2009; available at 9

10 Hagström, Linus and Björn Jerdén (2009) Ett historiskt val i Japan ( A historical election ), Dala-demokraten, 5 September 2009; available at nguage=sv. Hagström, Linus (2009) Climate change between Japan and China, JSPS Nordic & Baltic Newsletter, No. 3, Spring 2009, pp. 8 9; available at Hagström, Linus and Johan Lagerkvist (2009) Nordkoreas missilprogram: Sverige bör ta initiativ för säkerhet i Asien ( The North Korean missile program: Sweden should take initiative for security in Asia ), Svenska Dagbladet, Brännpunkt, 4 April 2009, p. 5; available at Hagström, Linus (2009) Japan och andra hinder för Sexpartssamtalen, ( Japan and other obstacles to the Six-Party Talks ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 1. Hagström, Linus (2008) Välkommen men skör avspänning: Japan och Kina ( Welcome but frail détente ), Svenska Dagbladet, 15 April, p. 11; available at Hagström, Linus (2007) Från ekonomisk supermakt till land i skugga ( From economic superpower to country in shadows, Svenska Dagbladet, 1 november, p. 13; available at Hagström, Linus (2007) Bildt duckar i fråga om Japans krigiska historia ( Bildt ducks in regard to Japan s militaristic past ), op-ed, in Stockholms Fria Tidning, 21 April, p. 6, as Behandla Japan som en helt normal stormakt ( Treat Japan as a completely normal great power ) i Göteborgs Fria Tidning 5 maj, p. 16; available at Hagström, Linus (2006) Beklagligt att Carl Bildt går på USA:s linje ( Unfortunate that Carl Bildt supports US policy [on North Korea], op-ed, Göteborgs- Posten, 2 november, p. 47; available at Hagström, Linus (2006) Identity politics and Japan s Foreign Policy, Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift (Journal of Political Science), No. 2, pp Hagström, Linus (2006) Problem med grannarna: Med en nationalist som efterträdare till premiärminister Koizumi kan Japans relationer med grannländerna försämras ytterligare ( Problem with the neighbours: With a nationalist as successor to Prime Minister Koizumi Japan s relations with its neighbours might further deteriorated ), Axess, No. 6, p. 10. Hagström, Linus (2006) Redaktörer borde känna till mediernas makt ( Editors should be aware of the power of the media ), op-ed, Nerikes Allehanda, 4 January, p. 30. Hagström, Linus (2005) Japans säkerhetspolitik i stöpsleven ( Japan s security policy in the melting pot ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 4, pp

11 Hagström, Linus (2005) Ideologiskt val i Japan ( Ideological election in Japan ), Utrikesanalys (Foreign analysis), No. 36; available at * Hagström, Linus and Johan Lagerkvist (2005) Ett kallt krig har brutit ut mellan Kina och Japan, Axess, No. 1, pp ; published in English as Sino-Japanese cold war (translated by Paul Fischer) at Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (2005) Does Japan matter? Introduction, in Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (eds) Does Japan Matter?, Special issue of NIASnytt: Asia Insights, No. 1, p. 6. Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (2005) The matters that matter Concluding discussion, in Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (eds) Does Japan Matter?, Special issue of NIASnytt: Asia Insights, No. 1, pp Hagström, Linus and Maria Pettersson (2004) Japans konstitution mot revidering? ( Japan s constitution towards revision? ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 4, pp Hagström, Linus, Staffan Appelgren, Martin Flyxe and Pia Moberg (2004) Japan: vem bryr sig ( Japan: who cares? ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 3, pp Hagström, Linus (2004) Japan och aikidostaten ( Japan and the aikido state ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 2, pp Hagström, Linus (2003) Koizumi vinnaren i japanska valet ( Koizumi winner in the Japanese election ), Utrikesanalys (Foreign analysis), No. 46; available at * Book reviews Hagström, Linus (2014) Review of Bridging Troubled Waters: China, Japan, and Maritime Order in the East China Sea. By James Manicom, Pacific Affairs. Hagström, Linus (2012) Will the Real Japan Please Stand Up, International Relations of the Asia-Pacific 12 (3): (Review of Taku Tamaki, Deconstructing Japan s Image of South Korea: Identity in Foreign Policy, Palgrave Macmillan 2010.) Hagström, Linus (2007) Arkitektur i skalvens Japan ( Architecture in earthquake prone Japan ), Axess No. 2. (Review of Gregory Clancey, Earthquake Nation: The Cultural Politics of Japanese Seismicity, , University of California Press 2006) Hagström, Linus (2005) Review of Legitimacy: Ambiguities of Political Success or Failure in East and Southeast Asia. Edited by Lynn White, Pacific Affairs, Vol. 78, No. 4, pp Hagström, Linus (2005) Recension: Japan i brytningstid? ( Book review: Japan in transition? ), Orientaliska studier no. 118 (Oriental Studies). (Review of Påhl Ruin and Cecilia Ruthström-Ruin, Japan i brytningstid, Atlas 2002) * Foreign analysis published in the following dailies: Borås Tidning, Norrköpings Tidningar, Sundsvalls Tidning, ÖstgötaCorrespondenten, Västerbottenskuriren and Vestmanlands läns tidning. 11

12 Hagström, Linus (2005) Recension: Hur handskas med Nordkorea? ( Book review: How to Deal with North Korea? ), Internationella Studier (International Studies), No. 1, pp (Review of Gavan McCormack, Target North Korea: Pushing North Korea to the Brink of Nuclear Catastrophe, Nation Books 2004.) Hagström, Linus (2004) Recension: Japan: personligt ( Book review: Japan: personal ), Orientaliska studier (Oriental Studies), No. 114, pp (Review of Johan Engblom, Japan: Personligt, Leo 2003.) Hagström, Linus (2001) Anmälan av Christopher Hughes: Japan s Economic Power and Security: Japan and North Korea: London and New York 1999: Routledge, Statsvetenskaplig Tidskrift, Vol. 104, No. 2, Reports Appelgren, Staffan, Martin Flyxe, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (2004) Conference Reports: NAJS Conference, Bulletin of the European Association for Japanese Studies, No. 67. Flyxe, Martin, Staffan Appelgren, Linus Hagström and Pia Moberg (2004) Report from the First NAJS Conference, NIASnytt: Asia Insights, No. 3. Working papers (not published elsewhere) Berkofsky, Axel and Linus Hagström (2010) Futenma and the mobilisation of bias: An alternative perspective on the Japan US alliance, ISPI Working Paper, no 38, Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale. Hagström, Linus (2000) Diverging accounts of Japanese policymaking, Working paper 102, The European Institute of Japanese Studies. CONFERENCE PARTICIPATION 4th Annual EAP Conference, East Asia: Peace and Interdependence, Peking University 30 Oct 1 Nov Paper: Peace Is What Is Made of It: Japan s Evolving Peace Identity and Sino-Japanese Relations. 55th Annual Convention, International Studies Association, Toronto, March Panel convener and chair: Japan s Decline and the East Asian power shift revisited. Panel co-convener: Re-rising Japan (with Hidekazu Sakai and Thomas S. Wilkins). Discursive Power Struggle: How Discourses Enable and Constrain the US, Japan and China (with Karl Gustafsson). Paper #1: Declinism in the US, Japan and China: Do States Talk Themselves into Balancing? (with Shogo Suzuki). Paper #2: What Pacifism Enables: From Sino- Japanese Friendship to Increasing Tensions. International conference on Japanese studies 2013, Kuala Lumpur, October Invited speaker: Japan and Identity: The Abnormal State. The Rise and Demise of Asian World Supremacy: Power, Effects and Identities, workshop as part of the Swedish Institute of International Affairs 75 years anniversary conference on Global Power Shifts, August Workshop convener and chair. Paper: What Peace Enables: From the Normalisation of Sino-Japanese Relations to the Normalisation of Japanese Security Policy. Swedish Political Science Association Annual Meeting, 1 3 October Section co-convener and chair. Paper: Japanese identity and the North Korean abduction issue: from aggressor to victim, from pacifist to normal country. 54th Annual Convention, International Studies Association, San Francisco, 3 6 April Panel convener and chair: Identity Politics in Japanese Foreign and 12

13 Security Policy. Paper #1: Japan and Identity: Between Normality and Abnormality, Between the US and China. Paper #2: Japanese identity and the abduction issue: from aggressor to victim, from pacifist to normal country? Swedish Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Växjö, September Paper: Japan and Identity: At the Crossroads. Discussant on Pontus Wallin s Towards a cybernetic theory of autocracy- Implications for analyzing the formation of public opinion in Chinese online discussion forums. Trilateral Forum Tokyo, April The Nexus of Security and Development: Addressing Local Conflicts Before They Turn Global Japan EU-Cooperation, Tokyo, Japan, 21 February Discussant for the panel Experiences in Africa. Ready or Not? Assessing Recent Changes in Japan s International Crisis Management Capabilities, Duisburg, Germany, October Invited speaker: Weak Japan, Strong China? A Counter-narrative of the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands Incident in th International Conference of EAJS, Tallinn, August Paper: Problematizing structural shift in Sino-Japanese relations: The Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands issue as context. Discussant on Christopher W. Hughes Down and out in Tokyo and Washington: Japanese views on US hegemonic decline and the future of US-Japan alliance cooperation ; Hugo Dobson s The View from the Summit: Japan, the Changing Global World Order and a Gaggle of Gs ; and Takashi Terada s Mosaic Regionalism in Asia and Japan s Role. Japan What s Next?, European Japan Advanced Research Network, Stockholm, 9 10 June Paper: Problematizing structural shift in Sino- Japanese relations: The territorial dispute as context. Discussant on Axel Berkofsky s EU-Japan in the Years Ahead ; and Yuichi Hosoya s The Evolution of the EU-Japan Relations: A Normative Partnership? 52nd Annual Convention, International Studies Association, Montréal, March Paper: Re-evaluating Japan s China Policy: Japan as an Accommodator in the Rise of China (with Björn Jerdén). 7th Pan European International Relations Conference, Stockholm 9 11 September Paper: To Politicize or to De-politicize: Understanding Fluctuations in Sino-Japanese Relations (with Björn Jerdén). EU Japan Relations, European Japan Advanced Research Network, Stockholm, juni Discussant på Christopher W. Hughes DPJ foreign and security policy: how different? 7th NAJS Conference, Oslo, March Paper: To Politicize or not to Politicize: Understanding Fluctuations in Sino-Japanese Relations. Discussant on Paul Midford s An Iraq Syndrome or Reaching the Limits of Normalization? : Japanese Public Opinion and Security Since Koizumi. Workshop on the Japanese South Korean Relationship, Stockholm, August Discussant on Seung Hyok Lee s North Korea as a Medium for Discourse- Shift? Re-Evaluating Post-World War II Norms in Japan and South Korea and Their Implication on the Bilateral Relations. Workshop on non-military power in world politics: A neglected perspective, 7 May Discussant on Olav F. Knudsen s A reflection on the issue-specific power of nations in the age of globalization ; and David A. Baldwin s Nonmilitary power in world politics. 13

14 6th NAJS Conference, Turku, March Paper: Among Threats and Perfect Excuses: Understanding Change in Japanese Foreign Security Policy (with Christian Turesson). Discussant on Marie Söderberg s ODA: A tool for poverty reduction or managing security relations? 50th Annual Convention, International Studies Association, New York, February Paper: A Supporter, a nuisance, or a wielder of power? Japan at the Six-Party Talks. 5th NAJS Conference, Stockholm, March Paper: A Wind of Change? Assessing Japanese Foreign Policy Transformation in the Heisei Era. Swedish Political Science Association Annual Meeting, Karlstad, October Paper: A Critique of The Aikido State : Japan s Obstructionist North Korea Policy. Discussant on Ann-Marie Ekengren s The influence of Ideas in Decision-Making: Olof Palme and Swedish Foreign Policy rd NAJS Conference, Helsinki, April Paper: Japan, the Great Powers, and the Coordination of North Korea Policy. 2nd NAJS Conference, Copenhagen April Paper: Japan and Power Relationships in East Asia: The Case of Coordinating North Korea Policy. Discussant on Elena Atanassova s Towards a major power role: Japan s foreign policy after the Cold War mirrored through the US-Japan alliance and Japan- Europe relations. Workshop on Japan, East Asia, and the Formation of North Korea Policy, Stockholm March Paper: Japan and Power Relationships in East Asia: The Case of Coordinating North Korea Policy. Discussant on Hyung-Gu Lynn s Vicarious Traumas: Television in Japan s North Korea Policy. 5th Pan European International Relations Conference, The Hague 9 11 September Paper: Quiet power: Japan s China policy in regard to the Pinnacle Islands. NAJAKS 2004, 6th symposium of Nordic Association for Japanese and Korean Studies, Goteborg August Paper: Japan and the Aikidō State. 1st NAJS Conference, Goteborg April Paper: Power relationships in East Asia and Japanese state agency: A research proposal. 2nd SSAAPS Annual Conference, Lund October Paper: Enigma of Japanese power? A reassessment of Japan s foreign policy in terms of power. 1st SSAAPS Annual Asia-Pacific Conference, Goteborg September Paper: Making Sense of Japanese Power: The Case of Sino-Japanese Interaction over the Pinnacle Islands. INVITED GUEST LECTURES, PRESENTATIONS, SEMINARS Invited presentation: China Japan relations and their impact on the Northeast Asian security situation, Roundtable Discussion on the Security Situation in Northeast Asia and Inter-Korean Relations, Embassy of the Republic of Korea to Sweden, 22 October Open lecture: Disputed islands and regional power struggle, Swedish Institute of International Affairs Executive Education Program, 12 November Lecture for the Sweden Japan Parliamentary Association, The Conflict between Japan and China disputed islands and regional power struggle, 29 May Lecture for the party leadership of Folkpartiet Liberalerna (inter alia vice prime minister of Sweden, Mr Jan Björklund), North Korea: What s Happening? Why? What Solutions Are There? 19 April

15 Presentation on Security in East Asia: North Korea and Japan, Defense Committee, Swedish Parliament, 17 April Presentation, Japan and Identity: A Review, Focus Asia, Lund 5 7 November Chair of panel debate, After the catastrophes in 2011: Japan and change, 20th Anniversary celebration for The Scholarship Foundation for the Study of Japanese Society, Stockholm School of Economics, 13 October Presentation, Power Shift in East Asia? A Critical Appraisal of Narratives on the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands Incident in 2010, Sino-Japanese Relations Postgraduate Network 2nd Annual Conference, Leeds, UK, September Presentation, The Nexus of Power and Identity, and the Absence of Middle Power Debates in Japan and Sweden, Workshop on Emerging Security Roles: Lessons for Japan from Middle Power Experiences, Waterloo, Canada, August Lecture, Accommodating the Rise of China: Japan s China Policy , Kyoto University, 27 June Lecture, Re-evaluating Japan s China Policy, Ritsumeikan University, 6 June Lecture, Responding to the Rise of China: Japan s Policy of Accommodation , Embassy of Sweden in Tokyo, 29 May Presentation, Chinese Aggression and Japanese Defeat : Deconstructing Narratives on the 2010 Senkaku Islands Incident, Kobe University Japanese Politics and Diplomatic History Research Group ( 神 戸 大 学 日 本 政 治 外 交 史 研 究 会 ), 12 May Presentation, Soft Power: Conceptual Problems and a Counter-Narrative on Japan s Demise, Association for the Study of Political Society ( 政 治 社 会 学 会 ) at Doshisha University, 14 February Lecture, What is happening in Japan right now? (with Pia Moberg), ABF Stockholm, 9 November Lecture, North Korean nuclear weapons as a threat and a possibility, Jönköping University, 27 October Lecture, A Reappraisal of Japan s China Policy: The Accommodation of the Rise of China , Oxford Brookes University, 11 October Lecture, Japan Responding to China s Rise: Accommodation Not Balancing , University of Cambridge, 10 October Discussant, seminar with Akitoshi Miyashita: Emerging Rivalry between China and Japan: Sources and Implications, 7 September Lecture, To interpret Japanese foreign- and security policy: The case of Japan China relations, Wednesday lectures, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, 11 May Lecture, Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities, Japan s international relations: Interpretation and reinterpretation, 3 May Lecture, Foreign Policy Association, Uppsala University, The North Korean Nuclear Issue as a threat and a possibility, 7 October Lecture, Foreign Policy Association, Lund University, North Korea as a threat and a possibility, 5 May Lecture, Regime change in Japan 150 days later, Wednesday lectures, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, 3 March

16 Lecture, North Korea threat or possibility?, Pensionärsuniversitetet Växjö, 16 February Lecture, From Culture to Balance-of-Power Politics: The Swedish Image of Japan and My Own Journey Japan Institute of Scandinavian Studies, Swedish Embassy in Tokyo, 27 November Lecture, Japan: new government, new policy?, Swedish Institute of International Affairs Executive Education Program Utsikt med insikt, 29 October Presentation, Japanese foreign policy: Interpretation and reinterpretation, JSPS Alumni Club, 5 November Presentation, North Korea and surrounding states, at the seminar The role of nuclear weapons in our time, arranged by Professional groups against nuclear arms, Stockholm University, 9 October Luncheon presentation, China Japan, the next power struggle in Asia?, HQ Asian Equities Club, HQ Bank, 7 June Lecture, Japan, North Korea and the developments in Northeast Asia, Swedish Institute of International Affairs Executive Education Program Utsikt med insikt, 31 October Luncheon lecture, Northeast Asia a troubled region, Stockholm Östra Rotaryklubb, 30 October Lecture on Japanese foreign policy, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, 30 March Lecture, Foreign Policy Association, Goteborg University, North Korea and Great Power Politics in East Asia, 17 November Waseda University, Japan and the Aikido State, 28 October Discussant, seminar with Juha Vuori: From Paper Tigers to High Technology: The Role and Value of Nuclear Weapons in the People s Republic of China, Swedish Defense College, 20 November Lecture, Japan an enigmatic power?, Stockholm University s researcher days, 16 October Waseda University, Enigma of Japanese foreign policy, 6 June th Washington Asia Forum, American University, Dynamics of Beijing Tokyo Washington Power Relations, 23 April Discussant, seminar with Kun-Chin Lin, 26 May Discussant, seminar with Magdalena Kettis, 7 April PH.D. SUPERVISION Karl Gustafsson, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, , assistant supervisor. Thesis defense on 14 June 2011: Narratives and Bilateral Relations: Rethinking the History Issue in Sino-Japanese Relations. The dissertation was awarded the Stockholm University Association s prize for outstanding academic achievement in Björn Jerdén, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, since 2011, main supervisor. Ulv Hanssen, Institute of East Asian Studies, The Free University of Berlin, since JURY MEMBER OR OPPONENT OF PH.D. THESES 16

17 Mikael Blomdahl, The political use of force: Explaining the influence of domestic and international politics on US President s use of force, 29 February 2008 (opponent pre-defense). Barbara Kunz, Kind words, cruise missiles and everything in between: Vehicles for U.S. influence over Poland, Ukraine and Belarus , 3 June 2009 (opponent pre-defense). Idris Ahmedi Containment after the Cold War: American Policy toward Iran and Iraq, , 7 June 2011 (opponent pre-defense). Sofia Knöchel Ledberg, Governing the military: Professional autonomy in the Chinese People s Liberation Army, 11 April 2014 (jury member). TEACHING I have participated in the course University pedagogy 1 (2 credits), for teachers at Stockholm University in 2005, the course University pedagogy 2 (3 credits), for teachers at Stockholm University in 2006, and a course in PhD supervision at Stockholm University in Japanese foreign policy, Contemporary Japanese society, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Thesis supervision, Advanced course in political science, Swedish Defence College, Japanese foreign and security policy, Northeast Asia course A, Department of Eurasian Studies, Uppsala University Senior opponent final seminar, member dissertation committee, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, February 2008, June 2009, June Thesis supervision, Master s course in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Thesis supervision, Advanced course in political science, Södertörn university college, Japanese foreign policy, Japanese society course, Basic course in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Thesis supervision, Master s course in political science, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, Thesis supervision, Specialized course II in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Theory and method in the social sciences, Course in theory and method, Specialized course I in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Power course, Basic course in political science, Södertörn university college, from spring 2004, from fall 2004 through fall 2007 as responsible for the course. Interview method, Issues of method in the social sciences, Master s course in political science, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University, Basic concepts in economics and political science, Politics and economics in East Asia, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Thesis seminar/thesis supervision, Intermediate course in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, Master s thesis seminar, Master s course in Japanese, Department of Oriental Languages, Stockholm University, spring

18 Modern Japanese history, Intermediate course in Japanese, Department of Oriental and African languages, Göteborg university, spring International politics, Basic course in political science, Department of humanities and social sciences, University of Gävle, fall MEDIA APPEARANCES News papers and magazines: Fokus, DN.se, Expressen, Asia Times Online, MacLeans.ca, Dagens Nyheter, svd.se, Svenska Dagbladet, Metro, Nerikes Allehanda, Aftonbladet, expressen.se, Nihon to Chūgoku (Japan and China), Hufvudstadsbladet, ETC Stockholm, La Presse, Sydsvenskan, Ræson, Göteborgs-Posten, Ystads Allehanda, Helsingborgs Dagblad, Laholms Tidning; Skånskan; Västfronten; Upsala Nya Tidning; Norrländska Socialdemokraten; Norrbottens-Kuriren; Smålandsposten; Västerbottens-Kuriren; Motala Vadstena Tidning; Corren; Ystads Allehanda; Dagbladet; Västmanlands Läns Tidning; Piteå-Tidningen; svt.se Radio: P1 (P1-morgon, Summerat, Studio Ett, Godmorgon världen, Ekot, Ekonomiekot, Konflikt); P4 (Världen idag), Utbildningsradion (Bildningsbyrån), Radio AF (Radio UPF in Lund), Radio UF (Studentradion 98,9 in Uppsala) TV: SVT1 (Rapport, Gomorron Sverige); SVT2 (Aktuellt); SVT24 (Studio24); TV3 (Update); TV4 (Nyhetsmorgon); TV8 (Världen i fokus); Axess TV (Dokument utifrån); Arirang TV (Upfront) News wires: Tidningarnas Telegrambyrå (TT), Agence France Presse (AFP) OTHER ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES In 2013 I served as external referee on an assistant professorship in East Asian Studies at Aarhus University. In 2009 I co-organized Workshop on the Japanese South Korean Relationship at SIIA, August Co-organizer: Professor Marie Söderberg. Funding source: Japan Foundation. In 2008 I instituted SIIA s Northeast Asia Scholarship, funded by Johan and Jakob Söderberg Foundation. In 2008 I co-organized NAJS Fifth Annual Conference at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs March In 2006 I organized a Northeast Asia workshop at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs September 2006; and I took part in organizing Forum Asia at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs 18 May In 2006, I received funding from SSAAPS to invite Professor Akihiko Tanaka (Tokyo University) as Visiting Fellow at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs (May June). In 2005 I co-organized three international conferences/workshops: Japan, East Asia and the Formation of North Korea policy, at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs March Co-organizer: Associate Professor Marie Söderberg. Funding source: Japan Foundation. NAJS Second Annual Conference at Nordic Institute for Asian Studies, April China s Development and Global Role, at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs November In 2004, as part of the NAJS Steering Committee, I co-organized the JSPS Colloquium on the Study of Contemporary Japanese Society, in collaboration with NAJS, and NAJS First Annual Conference. Both events took place at Göteborg University. 18

19 In 2000 I assisted Associate Professor Marie Söderberg in organizing a workshop on Sino Japanese relations, which was held at the Swedish Institute of International Affairs in the middle of August that year. Member of the Doctoral Student s Council, Department of Political Science, Stockholm University,