Gento Kato
Senior Assistant Professor, School of Political Science and Economics, Meiji University
Sunset in Astana, Kazakhstan (2023)
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Teaching
Seminar
- 2024-25 @ Meiji University (Expected)
Instructor
- POL311J: 政治過程論 (Fall 2023 @ Meiji Univeristy)
- 教養演習「政治を測る」 (Fall 2023 @ Meiji Univeristy)
- PLS434/534: Text Analysis and Political Communication in the Information Age (Spring 2023 @ Nazarbayev University)
- PLS140: Introduction to Comparative Politics (Fall 2022 @ Nazarbayev University)
- PLSC162/678: Japan and the World (Fall 2021 @ Yale University)
- PLS416/516: Experimental Political Science (Spring 2021 @ Nazarbayev University)
- PLS211: Quantitative Methods (Spring 2021 @ Nazarbayev University)
- PLS415/515: Maximum Likelihood Models (Fall 2020/Fall 2022 @ Nazarbayev University)
- PLS312: Public Opinion and Elections (Fall 2020/Spring 2023 @ Nazarbayev University)
- POL051: Scientific Study of Politics (Spring 2018 @ UC Davis)
Teaching Assistant (Lab Session Materials)
Method Notes
I share my notes on quantitative methods and their execution codes (mostly in R, but some in Python 2.7, Stata and SPSS) that I acquired from lectures and/or by myself. Note that there may be my misunderstandings or code bugs. Check more details from HERE.