I am a PhD student in legal philosophy at the University of Tokyo. My research focuses on relational autonomy, and especially adaptive preferences, drawing on feminist philosophy.
More broadly, I work at the intersection of legal philosophy, political philosophy, and ethics, with a special interest in the ways that social power, vulnerability, and recognition affect people’s capacities for self-determination. I am particularly interested how these insights should influence legal and political institutions.
Although my published work is currently in Japanese, I look forward to writing more in English and to engaging in discussions with scho…
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