Tsutomu Hashimoto

Tsutomu Hashimoto est né le 29 décembre 1967 à Tokyo au Japon. En 1986, il est admis à l'Université Nationale de Yokohama pour y effectuer des études économiques. Il en sort diplômé en 1990 avec un mémoire qui porte sur la Dénationalisation de la monnaie et du système monétaire par Friedrich Hayek. En 1993, à l'université de Tokyo, il rédige un mémoire de Master qui porte sur le sujet suivant : "Les fondations idéologiques de la société ouverte: le problème de la pensée qui recouvre la méthodologie de Karl Popper, Ludwig von Mises et de Friedrich Hayek". En septembre 1999, il soutient sa thèse à l'université de Tokyo : "Méthode et Personne : Libéralisme en tant que projet".

De 1996 à 1998, il est chargé de cours en Histoire des idées économiques à l'université d'Hokkaido. De septembre 2000 à Juin 2002, il est chercheur visiteur à l'université de New York où il participe aux colloques de l'école autrichienne d'économie. Il enseigne actuellement à la faculté d'économie et de management à l'université d'Hokkaido. Ses domaines d'intérêt portent sur la philosophie de la science, la philosophie économique, la théorie politique et la sociologie économique.

Bibliographie

• 1991, Labyrinth of Hayek: on Methodological Transformation Problem, Gendai-shiso, vol.19-12, en japonais
• 1993, An Analytical Theory of Spontaneous Order, Soubun, no.343, (en japonais)
• 1994,
  • a. The Logic of Liberty: Popper, Mises and Hayek, Tokyo, Soubunsha, (en japonais)
  • b. On World 4, In: T. Kawakami et R. Nagao, Dir., The Philosophy of Open Society: Karl Popper and Today, Tokyo, Miraisha, (en japonais)
  • c. Carl Menger and the Later Austrian School of Economics: An Analysis of their Methodological Relationship, Komaba Studies in Society, Tokyo Univ., vol.4, (en japonais)
• 1995,
  • a. Friedrich A. Hayek: To Use the Act of Spontaneous Order in Society, In: H. Ohta, Dir., History of Economic Thought, Nagoya, Nagoya UP, (en japonais)
  • b. Critical Study on A. Shutz’s Methodology: from its Austrian Connection, Japanese Sociological Review, vol.46, No.2, (en japonais)
  • c. A Self-reference Theory of Money and its Performative Order Theory, The Annual of the Society of Economic Sociology, no.17, (en japonais)
• 1996,
  • a. Inter-disciplinary Study of Economic Ethics: P. Koslowski’s Project, The Annual of the Society of Economic Sociology, no.18, (en japonais)
  • b. A Study of Luhmann’s Wissenschaftssystem, Economic Studies in Hokkaido University, (en japonais)
• 1997,
  • a. The Modern Subject: on Hiroshi Orihara’s Academic and Political ideas in the face of Student Movement in Japan, Situation, 12 (en japonais)
  • b. Interpretation and ‘the Problem-Subject’: Charles Taylor’s Self-interpretational Being and its Liberal Alternative, Economic Studies in Hokkaido University, (en japonais)
• 1998, Recent Significances of Liberalism, Riron-Sensen, no.54, Spring, pp48-64, (en japonais)
• 1999,
  • a. Philosophical Anthropology of Social Sciences: A Project of Liberalism, Tokyo, Keiso-shobo, (en japonais)
  • b. Fighting Subject: from Zenkyoto to Liberalism, Situation, 4, pp39-58 (en japonais)
  • c. George Soros: Enterprise to Open Society, Inter-Communication, winter (en japonais)
• 2000,
  • a. avec Naoto Hashimoto et Yoshiro Yano, Dir., Toward a New Century of Max Weber, Tokyo, Miraisha, (en japonais)
  • b. The Purpose and Significance of the Methodology of the Social Sciences in the Age of Scientism, Economic Journal of Hokkaido University, vol.29
  • c. How possible to make a Liberal Society?, In: Masachi Osawa, Dir., Shakaigaku-no-Chi 33, Shinshokan, (en japonais)
  • d. Social Sciences and Subject: A Basic Problem in Weberian Investigation, In Tsutomu Hashimoto, N. Hashimoto et Y. Yano, Dir., Toward a New Century of Max Weber, Tokyo, Miraisha, (en japonais)
  • e. What is a ‘Recognition of ‘Reality’? : Enlightenment by Formal Ideal Types”, Situation, (Japanese), July, (en japonais)
  • f. Orihara Hiroshi’s Academic-Educational Theory and its Stance, Sohkan Shakaikagaku group eds., Weber, Durkheim and Japanese Society, Harvest. (en japonais)

• 2002, On scope and significance of ‘world 4’”, Japan Popper Society ed., Critical Rationalism, Miraisha

• 2003,
  • a. avec Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, (en japonais)
  • b. avec Hiroyuki Okon, Ludwig von Mises, In: Tsutomu Hashimoto et Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School, (en japonais)
  • c. avec Hiroyuki Okon, Knowledge Theory of the Austrian School, In: Tsutomu Hashimoto et Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School, (en japonais)
  • d. avec Leslie Webb, Methodology of Austrian School, In: Tsutomu Hashimoto et Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School, (en japonais)
  • e. What is the Austrian School of Economics: for its understanding and development, In: Tsutomu Hashimoto et Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School, (en japonais)
  • f. Market Process Theory in Austrian Economics, In Tsutomu Hashimoto et Hiroyuki Okon, Dir., The Economics of Austrian School, (en japonais)

• 2005, Carl Menger and the Later Austrian School of Economics: An Analysis of their Methodological Relationship, International Symposium Carl Menger and the Historical Aspects of Liberalism, Center for Historical Social Science Literature Hitotsubashi University, pp69-81, article qui avait été présenté au Carl Menger International Symposium, le 19 décembre 2004
• 2006,
  • a. Conditions on Empire: Principles of Cultivating Freedom, Tokyo, (en japonais)
  • b. avec Suzuki Nobuo, Dir., Economic Thought, 11vols. Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha (en japonais)
• 2007,
  • a. avec Yano Yoshiro, Dir., A Debate on Max Weber in Japan, Tokyo, (en japonais)
  • b. Japanese Experiences on Liberty, Chikuma-Shobo, Tokyo, (en japonais)

Articles and Papers (Japanese)

26. “Some Proposals for the Reform of National Universities in Japan”, in Ronza, Oct., 2000, (Japanese).

27. “Reconstitution of the American Hegemony: on the world after 9.11. Terrorist attack,” in Risen, no.67, 2001 winter, pp.50-66.

28. “Apologetic Accounts on Terrorism,” in Jokyo, 2002.3, pp.188-209.

29. “The current stream on the Neo-Austrian Economics,” in Journal of the History of Economics in Japan, no.42, 2002.11. pp.118-127.

30. “Al Queda and Post-modernism,” in Jokyo, 2003.3. pp.152-171.

31. “1968 revolution and the omnipotent desire: an inheritance from literary ironist to liberalism,” Juuryoku, no.2, 2003.3. pp.112-128.

32. “Four Ideologies after 9.11. Terrorist attack,” Risen, no.72, 2003 spring, pp.94-111.

33. “A Political Philosophy of Empire,” Jokyo, 2003.6. pp.160-171.

34. “Ludwig von Mises”, in Tsutomu Hashimoto and Hiroyuki Okon eds., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2003.3, pp.89-113.

35. “Methodology,” in Tsutomu Hashimoto and Hiroyuki Okon eds., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2003.3, pp.151-174.

36. “Knowledge Theory,” in Tsutomu Hashimoto and Hiroyuki Okon eds., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2003.3, pp.199-222.

37. “Market Process Theory,” in Tsutomu Hashimoto and Hiroyuki Okon eds., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2003.3, pp.245-270.

38. “What is an Austrian Economics?,” in Tsutomu Hashimoto and Hiroyuki Okon eds., The Economics of Austrian School: A Systematic Introduction, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2003.3, pp.367-381.

39. “De-constructing Richard Rorty,” in Riron-sensen, no.74, 2003 autumn, pp.66-87.

40. “Did Max Weber commit a sin?: on the first round of Hanyu-Orihara Debate,” Mirai, 2004.1. no.448, pp.8-17.

41. “Liberalism and Analytical Marxism,” Shiso, 2004.9. no.965. 140-157.

42. “F.A.Hayek,” in Suzuki Nobuo, Hashimoto Tsutomu etc eds., Economic Thought, vol.8, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2006.

43. “Distribution as freedom: A liberal basis on the principle of distribution,” in Nakamasa Masaki ed. Areteia vol.5: Community and Justice, Ochanomizu-shobo, 2004.12.

44. “A theory of evolution in a postmodern society: From a perspective of spontaneitizm,” Riron-sensen, no.80, 2005 Summer, pp.124-145.

45. “Liberalism and publicity: A model of public sculpture square,” in Nakamasa Masaki ed. Areteia vol.7: Globalism and Civil Society, Ochanomizu-shobo, 2006.5.

46. “A critical examination on a theory of self-ownership type libertarianism,” in The Annuals of Legal Philosophy 2004, 2005.9. pp.18-29.

47. “Growth-oriented reconstitution of publicity,” in Inoue Tatsuo ed., Legal Philosophy as Public Philosophy, Nakanishiya, 2006.9.

48. “From welfare to workfare: Clinton administration’s policy,” in Riron-sensen, no.84, 2006 summer, pp. 102-117.

49. “Soda Kiichiro: A Japanese philosopher of economics,” in Suzuki Nobuo, Hashimoto Tsutomu etc eds., Economic Thought, vol.9, Tokyo, Nihonkeizai-hyoronsha, 2006.

50. “On exoteric and esoteric writings of Leo Strauss,” in Ratio, no.2, 2006 autumn.

51. “Standing on a slippery slope: reappraising consequences of deliberation,” in Sobun, 2005.1-2. no.472, pp.52-56.

52. “Economic-sociology,” in Utsunomiya Kyoko ed., Sociology for Beginners, Minerva, 2006.

53. “On economic ethics of small government,” in Economics Seminar, no.612, 2006.1.,pp.36-39.

54. “The first political philosophy of 21st century: Himmelfarb and Strauss,” in Sobun, 2006.6.

Translations (into Japanese)

1. Deborah A. Redman, Economics and the Philosophy of Science, Oxford University Press, 1991 → Tokyo, Bunkashobo-Hakubunsha, 1994,　translated with Hiromichi Urakami.

2. Peter Koslowski, Ethik des Kapitalismus mit einem Kommentar von James M. Buchanan, Tubingen, J.C.B.Mohr, 1995. → Tokyo, Shinsei-sha, 1996, translated with Naoshi Yamawaki.

3. Gerald P. O’Driscoll and Mario J. Rizzo, The Economics of Time and Ignorance: with a new introduction, Routledge, 1996 → Tokyo, Keiso-shobo, 1999, translated with Masako Inoue and Chizuko Hashimoto.

4. Roger Mason, The Economics of Conspicuous Consumption: Theory and Thought since 1700, Edward Elgar, 1998.　→ Nagoya, Nagoya University Press, 2000, translated with Nobuo Suzuki and Tetsuo Taka.

Other Writings

1. “A Small Dictionary of Sociology” in Understanding Sociology: AERA MOOK, Ashahi, 1996, (Japanese).

2. “Translator’s Introduction for Peter Koslowski’s Ethik des Kapitalismus”, in Peter Koslowski, Ethik des Kapitalismus mit einem Kommentar von James M. Buchanan, Tubingen, J.C.B. Mohr, 1995.→ Tokyo, Shinsei-sha, 1996, (Japanese).

3. “Ethics for Informational Revolution”, in CBS Center Flash, Cannon, 1996.4, (Japanese).

4. Word items for Dictionary of Sociological Literature: “Jevons’s Theory of Political Economy”, “Pigou’s The Economics of Welfare”, “Hicks’s Value and Capital”, “Marshall’s Principles of Economics”, “Walras’s Elements d'economie politique pure”, “Mandeville’s The Fable of the Bees : or, Private Vices, Publick Benefits”, Tokyo, Koubundo, 1998, (Japanese).

5. Word items: “Market Socialism”, “Social Democracy”, “Hegemony”, “Corporatism”, in Inoue Tatsuo etc. eds., Iwanami Shin-Tetsugaku-Lectures 7 : Liberty, Utopia, Power, Tokyo, Iwanami-shoten, 1998., (Japanese).

6. Word items for Dictionary of Economic Thought, “Libertarian”, “Popper”, “Lakatos”, “Logical Positivism”, “Logical Empiricism” “Falsificationism”, Methodological Individualism and Holism”, Tokyo, Maruzen Press, 2000, (Japanese), forthcoming.

7. Economic Columns 1998.1.～1998.12, in The Book Review Press, Tokyo, (Japanese): “Cult Economic Ethics: Alternatives for Japanese Business System?”, 1998.1.17., “Occult Neo-liberalism?: Anti-Enlightenment in Enlightened Age”, 1998.1.31., “Crisis for Japan Ministry of Finance: Is Conservative Revolution Possible?”, 1998.2.28., “The Point of Philosophical Issue for Economic Reformation: Four Viewpoints”, 1998.3.28., “Social strata of Economic Debate: Resentiment Hypothesis generated from Economic”, 1998.5.2., “Paradox on Needs for Economics : Declining Economics Faculty”, 1998.5.30., “Imagination of World System Theory: On Wallerstein”, 1998.6.27., “20th’s Socialism: Military Totalitarian ?”, 1998.7.25, “Living in Market Chaos: Contemporary Economic Ethics”, 1998.9.5., “Reading on Monetary Theories: New Theoretical Trend?”, 1998.10.3, “Reading on Monetary Theories: New Theoretical Task”, 1998.10.24, “Search for new conception of Capitalism: Affirming and Restricting Market”, 1998.12.5,

8. “Upward Critical Rationalism versus Growth-Oriented Rationalism”, in Popper Letters,. vol.10. no.1, 1998, (Japanese).

9. “Fighting Liberalism”, in Riron-sensen, no.56, autumn, 1998, (Japanese).

10. “Democracy”, in A Tree of Philosophy, Koudansha, 2001, (Japanese).

11. “Imagination of Liberalism (1), (2), (3)”, in Hyouron, 1999.2(no.111), 1999.4(no.113), 1999.6(no.115), (Japanese).

12. Word items for Dictionary of Political Sciences, Tokyo, Koubundo, 2000, “Individualism”, “Economic Calculation Debate of Socialism”, “Liberty”, “Escape from Freedom”, “Liberalism”, “Hayek”, “Open Society”, “Free Competition”, “E. Fromm”, “Popper”, “Monetarism”, “Invisible Hand”, “Constitutional Economics”, “Libertarian”, “Historicism”, (Japanese), forthcoming.

13. “Market and Knowledge: On Modern Austrian Economics”, in The Annual of the Society of Economic Sociology, no. 21, 1999, pp.100-102, (Japanese).

14. “Robert Reich’s ‘The Works of Nations’”, in Masachi Osawa ed., 50 Books on Nationalism, Heibonsha, forthcoming, 2001, (Japanese).

15. “On Reform of National Universities in Japan: What Liberalism can criticize,” in Associe News Letter, No.9, 2000.1.

16. “10 Books on Liberalism,” in Inter-Communication, spring 2000, (Japanese).

17. “A Letter from New York, December 2000,” Sobun, no.428, 2001.01-02, pp.37-42.

18. “My plan for the reform of university in the light of liberalism,” in SENKI, 2001.7.15.

19. “Recognition through Defensive Instinct,” in Inter-communication, vol.39, 2002.1. winter, pp.159-160.

20. “Rethinking on the empire of united states,” in Tosho-Shinbun, 2001.12.11.

21. “Who is Ayn Rand?,” in Inter-communication, vol.40, 2002.3. spring, pp.32-33.

22. “One year after Terrorist Attack,” in Hyoron, 2002.10. pp.8-9.

23. “Reflection on the Seiyu-Motomachi accident,” in Sharibari, 2002.12. No.250, pp.21-24.

24. “Requirements for a new mayor of Hokkaido,” in Quality, 2003.2, p.70.

25. “Interview on Ideological Trends on Globalization and our responses: an antagonistic consciousness for the hegemony,” in Research Journal of Hokkaido University a graduate students’ council, 2003.3. pp.14-18.

26. “Cultivating a political sense of civil society to cope with the world disorder,” Economics Seminar, 2003.8. No.583. pp.32-33.

27. “Essays on Liberty: Watching our liberal but illiberal society,” in Sharibari, every month from 2004.4. to 2007.3.

28. Word items for Dictionary of Modern Ethics, Tokyo, Koubundo, 200x, “corporatism,” “social democracy,” “elite,” “socialism,” “Marxism,” “modern (modernism),” “managed society,” “Binnenmoral/ Aussenmoral,” “charisma,” “counter culture,” “hero,” “globalization,” “constructivism,” “university reform,” “postwar democracy,” “bureaucracy,” “Zenkyoutou,” “ethics of belief/ ethics of responsibility,” “Max Weber.”

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