Japan Social Science Research
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Showcasing recent social science research on Japan (broadly defined). Managed by @KristiGovella et al. Tag @japansocsci for a RT or submit via our Google form.
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Joined February 2019
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RT @UlrikeSchaede: Michael Beeman, formerly USTR, will discuss his new book on how the U.S. is undermining the global trade institutions it…
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RT @ssjj_jrnl: NEW ARTICLE: In her new article, Ofra Goldstein-Gidoni examines the impact of #Covid19 on #Japan's corporate culture. Read t…
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RT @CJ_jrnl: W. Manzenreiter @jstudiesvienna reviews Women and Martial Art in Japan @routledgebooks by @KendoKSylvester: ethnographic study…
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RT @DanielPAldrich: My book Black Wave on the ways that networks and governance shape disaster outcomes is the best price: zero dollars! ht…
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RT @CJ_jrnl: #OpenAccess Aimi Muranaka @unidue analyzes how Vietnamese IT professionals managed their daily work and family lives in Japan…
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RT @CJ_jrnl: Check out CJ36(2) incl articles on national apologies; income inequality; depopulation and local elections @kenhijino; disabil…
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Central bank digital currency, crypto assets, and cash demand: evidence from Japan Hiroshi Fujiki
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RT @NissanOxford: Dr Marius Palz has published a new article titled "Negotiating Extirpation: On the Political Implications of Declaring Du…
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RT @UHPRESSNEWS: Meet the authors of The New Nanzan Guide to Japanese Religions, @Matthew55Mc and Jolyon Baraka Thomas, along with contribu…
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RT @NissanOxford: Dr Ian Rapley’s new book "Green Star Japan: Esperanto and the International Language Question, 1880–1945" is being publis…
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RT @modernjapanhist: On Monday! Nobuko Yamasaki (Lehigh University) on her new book “Prostitutes, Hostesses, and Actresses at the Edge of…
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RT @ssjj_jrnl: New Book Review: Koichi Kawai discusses Yu Wakabayashi’s new book, 日本気象行政史の研究 @UT_Press, which explores the historical role…
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RT @ckowsk: Why were Tokyo’s trains absent from Japan’s COVID-19 health messaging—even though they fit the “3C” definition of high-risk s…
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RT @ssjj_jrnl: NEW ARTICLE: In his latest work, Naoto Higuchi explores what is new in Japan’s evolving migration policy, focusing on the ch…
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RT @Prof_Hagstrom: Very happy to see my new article published in @RISjnl today: “Unravelling military aggression: Ontological insecurity, g…
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RT @JJS_jrnl: JJS Coeditor Sabine Frühstück took part in a panel offered by the Modern Japan History Association:
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RT @modernjapanhist: For anyone interested, a video of the recent MJHA "New Books on Japan" conversation between Matthew Augustine (Kyushu)…
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RT @modernjapanhist: In one week! A roundtable on Colonial Taiwan in Japanese Studies, featuring Paul Barclay (Lafayette College), Kirsten…
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RT @dij_tokyo: Happy by making others happy: new #OA research article "Happiness as a by-product – the impact of civic engagement on women’…
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RT @HarvardUSJapan: Read Masato Tainaka's (2012-13 Associate) @tainaka_m special co-authored series on the Nihon Hidankyo, Japan Confederat…
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