
Makoto Nishibe
EconomistModernb. 1962· Japanese
Evolutionary economist at Senshu University and a leading theorist of community currencies, which he treats as institutional designs that let communities issue their own money. He ran pioneering local-currency circulation experiments in Hokkaido, translated Hayek into Japanese, and delivered the keynote at the 2019 RAMICS congress on monetary innovation. His recent work includes The Age of Post-National Currency (2021) and the 2026 paper Scientists' Warning on Money, which argues for a plurality of interlocking monies beyond the nation-state.
| Key Ideas | community currency designevolutionary institutional economicsdigital-community currenciespost-national currencymoney plurality |
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