CFP - Journal of International and Advanced Japanese Studies 2018-19
Dear Colleagues,
Discussions
Kyoto Lectures: Teeuwen on Crucified Christian Sorceres (the Keihan Kirishitan Incident), May 29 at 6PM
Dear colleagues in Kansai,
Make sure you don’t miss this talk and stay tuned… more to come!
The Kyoto Lectures are organized by EFEO and ISEAS. They are free and open to all.
Please contact the organizers (info below) if you have questions.
Best,
Roberta Strippoli
SUNY Binghamton
CALL FOR PANELS AND PAPERS: International Symposium GLOBAL ASIA IN INTERDISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES: SUSTAINABILITY, SECURITY, AND GOVERNANCE
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Date: 16-17 November 2018
The Journal of Asia Pacific Studies is calling for papers for volume 5 issue 2
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The Journal of Asia Pacific Studies is published by the International Academy of Social Sciences, a learned society based in Florida, United States of America. JAPS is published both online and in print and it is indexed by EBSCOhost and many other prestigious databases. JAPS is calling for papers for its next issue.
H-Net Job Guide Weekly Report for H-Announce: 14 May - 21 May
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Lawyers and the Construction of Public Problems in Contemporary Japan
Tuesday June 19th 2018 / 12:30 - 14:00 / Room 601
at Maison franco-japonaise
Lawyers and the Construction of Public Problems in Contemporary Japan
Speaker: Adrienne SALA (Sciences Po Lyon, IAO, FFJ of the EHESS)
Abstract:
The 6th Industry: Renegotiating the Political Economy of “Regional Japan”
Thursday July 5th 2018 / 12:30 - 14:00 / Room 601
at Maison franco-japonaise
The 6th Industry: Renegotiating the Political Economy of “Regional Japan”
Speaker: Hanno JENTZSCH (German Institute for Japanese Studies)
Abstract:
DIJ talk 7 June: Gayle on History-Writing and Public Sphere, 1945-55
You are cordially invited to join us for the next session of the DIJ History and Humanities Study Group
"Radiation Stories: Animals Voices after 3.11," Doug Slaymaker at Sophia U., June 8th
Sophia University Institute of Comparative Culture Lecture Series 2018
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