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May 27, 2007
Careers: Programs in Japan anthropology
A prospective doctoral student interested in the anthropology of Japan recently inquired about what schools I'd recommend. I posted a list last year but thought I'd update it for 2007:
Ph.D. Granting Institutions with Japan Faculty)
- Canada: University of British Columbia - Prof. Millie Creighton
- USA: Boston University - Prof. Merry White
- USA: Columbia University - Prof. Marilyn Ivy
- USA: Duke University - Prof. Anne Allison
- USA: Harvard University - Prof. Theodore Bestor
- USA: Stanford University - Prof. Miyako Inoue
- USA: University of Hawai'i (Manoa) - Prof. Christine Yano
- USA: University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign) - Profs. Nancy Abelmann and Karen Kelsky
- USA: University of Iowa - Prof. Scott Schnell
- USA: University of Michigan (Ann Arbor) - Prof. Jennifer Robertson
- USA: Yale University - Profs. William Kelly, Karen Nakamura*
* Italics = denotes junior faculty member who may or may not be taking on graduate students.
M.A. Programs
- USA: Yale University, MA in East Asian Studies
- Japan: Sophia University, Interdisciplinary MA in Japanese Studies - Prof. David Slater
- Japan: Waseda University - Prof. Glenda Roberts
I'll keep updating this list, if you have any suggestions, additions, corrections, feel free to e-mail me or drop a comment below. Last updated: 2007/09/23
Also, Duke University library has a list of great resources for Japan anthropology: http://www.lib.duke.edu/ias/eac/anthropology.htm
Note that I've previously posted about doctoral programs in Deaf/disability studies.
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This entry is tagged: anthropology, doctoral programs, Japan, PhD
Posted by nasukaren at May 27, 2007 10:50 AM
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