Asahi Shimbun features Shinju Fujihira, Executive Director of WCFIA US-Japan Program
The Asahi Shimbun, a prominent news source in Japan, has recently published an article about Shinju Fujihira, Executive Director of the Program on US-Japan Relations (USJP), Weatherhead Center for International Affairs. Once a USJP Postdoctoral Fellow, Dr. Fujihira is currently a Mansfield Foundation Network for the Future Fellow, working to advance social science research on Japan and promote Japan-US educational exchanges.
Read MoreAsahi Shimbun features Ryo Morimoto, former RIJS Postdoctoral Fellow and JDA Project Manager
The Asahi Shimbun, one of the leading newspapers in Japan, has recently published an article about Ryo Morimoto, former RIJS Postdoctoral Fellow and Japan Digital Disasters Archive Project Manager.
Read MoreProf. James Robson presents at Aichi University Research Forum
On Saturday, July 1, Prof. James Robson (James C. Kralik and Yunli Lou Professor, EALC; William Fung Director, Asia Center) presented "Asian Studies at Harvard" at the 4th Research Forum held by the International Chinese Studies Center at Aichi University. The event page can be found here, and the poster can be viewed below.
Read MoreProfs. Christina Davis, James Robson, and Kosuke Imai present at 1st Ezra Vogel Memorial Forum, Aichi University
On Saturday, July 1, Profs. Christina L. Davis (Government, Radcliffe Institute, and Director, Program on US-Japan Relations), James Robson (EALC, and Director, Asia Center) and Kosuke Imai (Government, Statistics) participated in a panel discussion on "Asian Studies: Past, Present, and Future" at the 1st Ezra Vogel Memorial Forum held by the International Chinese Studies Center at Aichi University. During this event, Prof.
Read MoreKento Yamada '24 to present paper at American Political Science Association Annual Meeting
Kento Yamada '24, an undergraduate student concentrating in Government with a focus on Data Science, has been selected to present on a panel at the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting in early September. The research project, titled "Estimating the Partisan Bias of Redistricting Plans in Japan," conducted alongside Sho Miyazaki (Stanford, Business) and Prof.
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