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Author Archives: Travis
Resource: U. Hawaiʻi / U. Ryukyus Digital Archives
For the next (and tentatively last) installment of my posts on Okinawa/Ryukyu-related resources, I would like to introduce the Ryukyu/Okinawa Special Collection Digital Archives. A joint venture between the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and the University of the Ryukyus … Continue reading
Resource: Online Database of Artist-in-Residence Programs in Japan
AIR-J, run by Japan Foundation, is an extensive Online Database of Artist-in-Residence Programs in Japan, available in both English and Japanese. The core of the site is its listings and search function, allowing you to search for Artist in Residency … Continue reading
Posted in culture, funding, useful links
Tagged AIR-J, art, artist in residence, artist residency, Japan, Japan Foundation
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Job Opening: Director of the UCLA Asian American Studies Center
Institution: Asian American Studies Center, UCLA Location: Los Angeles, CA Deadline: Jan 31, 2017 Type: Full Time The University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) seeks a dynamic and respected scholar to provide intellectual research and programmatic leadership for AASC and … Continue reading
Posted in job openings, jobs
Tagged Asian American studies, California, job opening, UCLA
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Resource: Okinawa Hai!
Okinawa Hai! is one of a series of websites aimed, primarily, at helping US military families settle in, find their way around, and otherwise make the most of life in Okinawa, Germany, Korea, or Turkey, with the tagline “Helping you … Continue reading
Posted in blogs, culture, housing, living abroad, military service, useful links
Tagged life in Japan, Okinawa, resources, travel, US military
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Call for Papers: Conference on Reconsidering Militarism in Twentieth Century Japan
(reposted from H-Net) Call for Papers Officers, Adventurers and Statesmen: Reconsidering Militarism in Twentieth Century Japan What: International Conference Where: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, When: June 18-20, 2017 Deadline: Jan 1, 2017 On August 15, 1945 the government of … Continue reading
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Tagged call for papers, Hebrew University, history, Jerusalem, militarism
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Call for Papers: IAJS Conference: The Heisei Era in Retrospect
(reposted from H-Net) The Third Biennial IAJS Conference Call for proposals for an international conference on: The Heisei Era in Retrospect: Major Trends in Post-Industrial and Post-Consumer Japan Where: The University of Haifa and Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, … Continue reading
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Tagged bezalel academy of arts, call for papers, cfp, heisei era, IAJS, University of Haifa
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Okinawa Resources: Watanabe Miki personal website
21Watanabe Miki 渡辺美季, a professor at the University of Tokyo, is easily one of the leading up-and-coming scholars of Ryukyuan history. Her 2012 book Kinsei Ryūkyū to Chūnichi kankei (近世琉球と中日関係; my rough translation: “Early Modern Ryukyu and its relations with … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, study tools, undergraduate, useful links
Tagged databases, history, Okinawa, resources, ryukyu, watanabe miki
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Funding: JAHF-Clark Center Graduate Travel Grant
*Travel grant for grad student research in public or private collections of Japanese art *Amount: $500 *Application deadline: December 31, 2016 The Japan Art History Forum (JAHF) and the past participants in the curatorial internship program of the former Clark … Continue reading
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Tagged art history, clark center, jahf, Japanese art, travel, travel grants
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Call for Papers: Exhibiting Race and Culture (Amerasia Journal)
CFP FOR AMERASIA JOURNAL DUE NOVEMBER 15 EXHIBITING RACE AND CULTURE Guest Editors: Professor Constance Chen (Loyola Marymount University) Professor Melody Rod-ari (Loyola Marymount University) Publication Date: Issue planned for Summer/Fall 2017 publication Due Date: Paper submission (5,000-6,000 words excluding … Continue reading
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Tagged amerasia journal, call for papers, cfp, display, exhibitions, museum studies
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Resource: Institutional Repositories
Institutional repositories (IRs) are all the rage these days in university libraries and similar institutions, especially in Japan, but also increasingly in the United States. These are databases of journal articles and other similar scholarly products put out by members … Continue reading
Posted in graduate school, study tools, useful links
Tagged institutional repositories, open access
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