Masataka Kōsaka Age, Birthday, Zodiac Sign and Birth Chart

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Masataka Kōsaka (May 8, 1934 – May 15, 1996) was a Japanese international relations scholar, social scientist, and thinker. He served as a professor at Kyoto University's Faculty of Law and was a prominent figure in the study of international politics and European diplomatic history. Kōsaka was influenced by realism and significantly impacted Japanese international relations scholarship. He was the son of the philosopher Kōsaka Masakatsu. His notable works include 'The Maturity and Collapse of Classical Diplomacy,' 'International Politics,' 'Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida,' and 'The Concept of a Maritime Nation Japan.'

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May 8, 1934 Facts

Generation Group

Masataka Kōsaka belongs to the Silent Generation group.

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Place of Birth: Kyoto

Place of Death: Kyoto

Educated At: Kyoto University

Occupation: political scientist

Employers: Kyoto University

Awards Received: Yoshino Sakuzo Prize

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