Tsukuba University JJ/WBGSP Alumni List (1st-5th Cohort)
1st Cohort (1995 - 1997) : 9 scholars
No.

NameSexNationality

Title of MA Thesis

1Muwaffaq Mustapha AbuAqola

M

Jordanian

The Macroeconomic Effects of ForeignCapital Inflows : A Case
Study of Jordan

2

Kairat Akmukhametov

M

KazakhBalance of Payments Implications of theMacroeoconmic
Stabilization Policyin Kazakstan

3

Paul Anthony Austin

M

Guyanese

Balance of Paments Adjustment underAlternative Exchange RateRegimes :A Monetary Analysis ofGuyana's Experiences 19701995

4Dickson Oruko KhaingaMKenyanEconomic Adjustment Reforms andBalance of Payments in Kenya

5

Abu Girma Moges

M

Ethiopian

Issues in Public Policy :An Inquiry into the Role of Fiscal Policyin
the Development Crisis of Ethiopia

6

Stergomena Lawrence Tax

F

Tanzanian

The Effectiveness of Foreign Aid and ItsImpact to the EconomicDevelopment(The Case of Tanzania) :A Macroeconomic Analysis

7

Aliya Mukhamedyarova

FKazakhDirect Foreign Investment in Kazakstan- An Evaluation of Investment Climate -8

Enkh-Chuluun
Yadamseren

M

Mongolian

Economic Reform in Mongolia.X-Inefficency Approach to theReformof the State Enterprises

9Rubinco Zareski

M

Macedonian"Walking on the Edge" The MacedonianChallenge in Guiding aForeign TradeSector Under Unique Circumstances2nd Cohort (1997 - 1999) : 10 scholars
No.

NameSex

Nationality

Title of MA Thesis

10Ngosa Chisupa

M

Zambian

Rural-Urban Migration and Labour MarketBehaviour in an
Adjusting Economy- The Case of Zambia -11

Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed El
Sayed

M

Egyptian

Effects of Financial RepressionIntermedication and Liberalization
onEconomic Growth : The Case of Egypt

12Francis Olugbenga
FusanuM

NigerianThe Political Economy of Growth andPrivate Investment in SubSaharan Africa

13

Majed M. Hamuoudeh

MJordanian

The Role of the Export Promotion Strategyin the Development ofthe SingaporeEconomy

14

Rakesh Kumar Jain

M

IndianPrivatization of Railways :Lessons from Japanese Experience

15

Sumati Nageswaran

F

IndianPrivatization of the Power Sector in India

16

Ricardas Pocious

M

Lithuanian

The Baltic Regional Integration

17

Hafiz Qayibov

M

Azerbaijani

Production Sharing Agreements andthe Decay of Azerbaijan's
Petroleum Policy

18

Hendri Saparini

F

IndonesianComperative Study on Financial Policyfor Small MediumEnterprisesin Indonesia and Korea

19

Ana Sueyoshi

FPeruvian

The New Role of the State :The Peruvian Case

3rd Cohort (1999 - 2001) : 11 scholars
No.

NameSexNationality

Title of MA Thesis

20

Jimmy Alani

M

UgandanNeed for Political Intergration of Africaunder One Federal System
of Government

21

Luiza Antonyan

F

Armenian

Monetary Policy and its Implementationin Armenia

22

Khasanov Aziz

M

Uzbek

Privatization in Developing Countries :Lessons from ExperienceofChile and Uzbekistan

23

Machahiya Luningning

FFilipino

An Economic Analysis ofthe Philippine B.O.T. Program

24

Sultan MehmoodMPakistani

Foreign Aid, Debt and Growth25

Puri Mukesh

M

IndianRegional Cooperation in South Asia

26

Ugyen Norbu

M

Bhutanese

Gross National Happiness - A Long TermDevelopment Vision ofBhutan -27

Alvarez Rodirgo

M

Chilean

A Comparative Study of the ChileanCommercial Strategy toward
Japan

28

Hazem El Sayed ShehataM

EgyptianCentral Bank Independence andits Impact on Price Stability :A
Study of International Comparison

29

Hang Sochivin

M

CambodianCambodia Export Promotion- In Case of Sereals to ASEAN
Market-30

Bertha Vallejo

F

MexicanFree Trade and its Effects in the EconomicDeveloment in Mexico

4th Cohort (2001 - 2003) : 13 scholars
No.

NameSexNationalityTitle of MA Thesis

31

Alice Bitu

FRomanianFinancial Sector Development in TransitionEconomies :Challenges in SupportingGrowth

32

Bongo Adi Alpheus

M

Nigerian

Activity Diversification, Farm Participationand Assets in Rural
Communitiesin Eastern Nigeria

33

Cristiane Serpa

F

Brazilian"Human Intervention" :An Analysis on Iterated Prisoners Dilemma

34

Cristina Day Lacap

F

Filipino

Efficient Management of Agriculturein Lingayen Gulf, N.W.
Philippines

35

Dil Bahadur Rahut

M

Bhutanese

Determinats of Poverty in Nepal36Evarist Adolf

M

TanzanianRelative Price Volatility and the BorderEffect Among East African
Countries

37

Hazem Ali Abd El Kalik

M

Egyptian

Evaluating the Monetary Policy Rules Afterthe Financial
Liberalization in Egypt :"The Model and Policy Implications"38

Kelvin Jose Marcano

M

Venezuelan

Indicators of Fiscal Policy in Venezuela

39

Pham Gia Bao

M

Vietnamese

An Empirical Investigation of theEffectiveness of Banking
Reformin Vietnam

40

Phyllis Kariuki Wirimu

MKenyanCredit Rationing and Gender among Microand Small Scale
Entrepreneurs : The Caseof the Faulu Kenya MicroFinanceInstitution

41

Tesfaye Gebremedhin

M

EthiopianThe Decompotison and Determinantsof Urban Porverty in Ethiopia

42

Ulugbek Olimov

M

Uzbek

Was the Russian Financial CrisisContagious?

43

Victor Perez Centeno

M

Peruvian

Start-up Processes in Small ScaleIndustries : Evidence from
SelectedPeruvian Firms

5th Cohort (2003 - 2005) : 12 scholars
No.

NameSex

Nationality

Title of MA Thesis

44

Astghik Mavisakalyan

F

Armenia

How Much Do Institutions Matter for Trade? Evidence
from Transition Countries

45

Azmat Hayat

M

PakistanSome New Evidence on Determinants of Foreign Direct
Investment in India, Pakistan and SriLanka

46

Brighton Shayanewako

MZimbabwe

The Impact of Insecure Property Rights on Agricultural Productivity:- A Case for Zimbabwe’s Fast Track Land Reform Policy

47

Charles Nyariki Ombuki

M

Kenya

Country Institutional Business Environment andProductivity of Firms in Africa Firm-Level Data Evidence48

Jean Baptiste Havugimana

M

RwandaDoes the Banking Sector Accelerate Economic Growth?
Assessing Evidence from African Countries

49

Nguyen Ngoc Quynh

FVietnamRESPONSES TO POVERTY AND RISKS IN VIETNAM: HOW
EFFECTIVELY CAN THE CURRENT PUBLIC SAFETY NET TARGET?

50

Norbu WangchukM

BhutanEducation and Earnings: Evidence from Living Standard
Survey of Nepal

51

Otgonbayar Sandagdorj

M

Mongolia

Can Mongolia Consider Export as a Source of Economic
Growth? Estimation the Indirect Effects of Exports for theTransition Economy

52

Ram Prasad Mainali

M

Nepal

Earnings and Ethnicity: An Evaluation of Source of Wage
Differential in Nepalese Labor Market

53

Shah Imam Ali Reza

M

Bangladesh

Consumption Smoothing Through Savings and Borrowings:
A Case Study of Households in Bangladesh

54

Taryn Renatta de Mendonca

FGuyana

The Dynamic Gains from External Trade Policy Openness andIntegration in the Caribbean Community

55

Ulrick Peter Mumburi

MTanzania

International Prices of Export Crops and the Demand for
Schooling in Tanzania