Profs. 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.
Read MoreJohn Dower AM '61, PhD '72 honored with Centennial Medal by Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS), Harvard University
John Dower AM '61, PhD '72 was awarded the Centennial Medal by Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences (GSAS) on May 24, 2023. The Centennial Medal recognizes GSAS alumni who have made lasting contributions to knowledge, their disciplines, their colleagues, and society. It is the highest honor bestowed by GSAS to its distinguished alumni as it celebrates its 150th anniversary.
Read MoreProf. Alexander Zahlten interviewed by NHK J-Flicks on new Japanese films featured at international film festivals
Alexander Zahlten, Professor of East Asian Languages and Civilizations, was interviewed in a broadcast by NHK program J-Flicks on Japanese films featured in the Berlin International Film Festival, Osaka Asian Film Festival, and International Film Festival Rotterdam. View the interview here.
Read MoreJapan Digital Scholarship Librarian Katherine Matsuura published article for NCC News about Constitutional Revision Research Project website renewal
The North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources (NCC) recently featured on its news page an article by Japan Digital Scholarship Librarian Katherine Matsuura about the new and improved Constitutional Revision Research Project (CRJP) website.
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