Chiemi Nomura
Quantitative Demography | R Programming | Evidence-Based Policy
I am a Master’s student in Social Sciences based in Mexico, focusing on demographic investigation. My research utilizes R and econometric modeling to analyze complex social transitions, including comparative studies between Mexico and Japan.
Research Project
ES: Comparative Analysis of Declining Birth Rates in Mexico and Japan
Master's tesis
Ongoing
Authored editorial content featuring firsthand testimonies from college students ins Myanmar to provide raw voices during the 2021 crisis.
Link: ES: Capitulo I (Theory) Summary EN: Chapter 1 (Theory) Summary
EN: Demography and National Security: A Tech-Driven Approach to Declining Birth Rates
Submitted to the 55th St. Gallen Symposium Global Essay Competition
2026
Proposed a technology-driven, cross-border investment framework that mitigates the demographic and geopolitical risks of declining birth rates by empowering women’s financial autonomy beyond the limitations of state-level public policy.
Link: Essay Link Abstract
JP: Myanmar: Fighting the Military Regime —Why do citizens take up arms?—
Bachelor's tesis
2022
Based on theoretical analysis and interview surveys, this study investigated the limitations of nonviolent movements in Myanmar.
Link: EN: Summary JP: Summary
R Portfolio
ES: Comparison of the Crude birth rate in Mexico and Japan
Time-series comparison graph
Ongoing
A quantitative analysis of the underlying factors behind the decline in birth rates in both countries from a multidisciplinary perspective.
Github: R code
Publications & Engagements
JP: The Myanmar Direct Support Project
Promotional article
2021
A quantitative analysis of the underlying factors behind the decline in birth rates in both countries from a multidisciplinary perspective.
Link: Emergency aid: Provide medical and food assistance to citizens of Myanmar under coup