Scott W. Aalgard
Wesleyan, Asst. Prof. of East Asian Studies
Critical practice and visions of community in modern and contemporary Japanese cultural production
saalgaard(at)wesleyan.edu
Marié Abe
BU, Asst. Prof. of Music
Intersection of sound, public space, and social difference in contemporary Japanese urban life through ethnographic analysis of chindon-ya
marieabe(at)bu.edu
Barbara R. Ambros
UNC Chapel Hill, Prof. of East Asian Religions
Animals and religion in contemporary Japan; the life and teachings of a contemporary Shinshu healer
bambros(at)email.unc.edu
Galen D. Amstutz
Independent Scholar; Adj. Faculty, Institute of Buddhist Studies
New historical overview of Shin Buddhism
amstutzgalen(at)gmail.com
Marnie S. Anderson
Smith, Assoc. Prof. of History
Social, political, and legal history of Meiji Japan with focus on gender
msanders(at)smith.edu
Anna V. Andreeva
Heidelberg Univ., Karl Jaspers Centre, Research Assoc. in Japanese History
Japanese Buddhism, history of medicine, and gender in medieval Japan
andreeva(at)asia-europe.uni-heidelberg.de
Yuko Aoyama
Clark, Prof. of Geography; Assoc. Provost and Dean of Research, Office of Academic Affairs
Globalization, social innovation, and transnational social entrepreneurship
yaoyama(at)clarku.edu
Bruce P. Baird
UMass Amherst, Assoc. Prof. of Japanese
Butō, Japanese theater, intellectual history, and new media
baird(at)umass.edu
Mikael Bauer
McGill, Asst. Prof. of Japanese Religions
Japanese premodern Buddhism and history
mikael.bauer(at)mcgill.ca
Jeffrey P. Bayliss
Trinity, Assoc. Prof. of History; Chair, Department of History
History and perception of Korean athletes who participated in Japanese sports during the colonial period
jeffrey.bayliss(at)trincoll.edu
Thomas U. Berger
BU, Assoc. Prof. of International Relations
The US alliance system in Europe and East Asia in comparison
tuberger(at)bu.edu
Rosemarie Bernard
Waseda, Asst. Prof. of Anthropology and Japanese Studies
Anthropology, ritual and politics, law, emperorship, Shinto, religion, and art
rbernard(at)waseda.jp
Joanne R. Bernardi
Rochester, Prof. of Japanese and Film and Media Studies
Re-Envisioning Japan (digital humanities project); Routledge Handbook of Japanese Cinema (co-editor); Juzō Itami (monograph)
joanne.bernardi(at)rochester.edu
Laura E. Bernhart-Wong
Independent Scholar; FFD Koordinatorin, German Foreign Ministry
Intercultural communication between Western Europe, East Asia and the North Americas
laura_e_wong(at)yahoo.com
Victoria Lyon Bestor
Executive Director, North American Coordinating Council on Japanese Library Resources
Library resources; development of new internet-based Open Source materials on Japan in support of undergraduate education
vbestor(at)fas.harvard.edu
Phyllis Birnbaum
Independent Scholar; Writer
Biography of Okakura Tenshin
phyllis.birnbaum(at)gmail.com
Herbert P. Bix
SUNY Binghamton, Prof. Emeritus of History and Sociology
America's path to perpetual war, 1820s-present
hbix(at)binghamton.edu
Thomas S. Blackwood
Tokyo International Univ., Institute for International Strategy, Prof. of Sociology
Japanese language schools as a "side-door" for labor immigration
tsblackwood(at)gmail.com
Verena K. Blechinger-Talcott
Free Univ. of Berlin, Prof. of Japanese Politics and Political Economy
Patterns of modernity in East Asia; Collaborative project on the emergence of global governance due to epidemics
vblechin(at)zedat.fu-berlin.de
Mark L. Blum
UC Berkeley, Prof. and Shinjo Ito Distinguished Chair in Japanese Studies
History of nenbutsu thought, practice, and performance
mblum(at)berkeley.edu
Robert Borgen
UC Davis, Prof. Emeritus of East Asian Languages and Culture
Early Japanese cultural relations with China
rborgen(at)ucdavis.edu
Daniel Botsman
Yale, Prof. of History
Emancipation in 19th-century Japan; translations of recent work on Tokugawa social history
daniel.botsman(at)yale.edu
Ethan D. Bushelle
Western Washington, Visiting Asst. Prof., Department of Liberal Studies
Buddhist understandings of nature in premodern Japan
ethan.bushelle(at)wwu.edu
Patrick Caddeau
Princeton, Dean of Forbes College
Genji reception, ecocriticism
caddeau(at)princeton.edu
Gavin J. Campbell
Doshisha, Prof. of American Studies
US-Japan cultural encounters, 1830s-1890s
gcampbel(at)mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Matthew M. Carlson
Univ. of Vermont, Assoc. Prof. of Political Science
Political corruption and scandals, campaign finance
matthew.carlson(at)uvm.edu
Haeng-ja Sachiko Chung
Okayama Univ., Discovery Program for Global Learners, Assoc. Prof.
Program building and contents education in English and Japanese at Japanese universities
hchung(at)okayama-u.ac.jp
Ellen P. Conant
Independent Scholar
Article reappraising lives and careers of Ernest and Mary Fenollosa titled, “Unraveling the Fenellosa Narrative”
epconant(at)aol.com
Ian Condry
MIT, Prof. of Japanese Cultural and Media Studies
A comparative ethnographic study of diverse music scenes (Tokyo, Boston, Berlin) as emergent social economies
condry(at)mit.edu
Thomas D. Conlan
Princeton, Prof. of East Asian Studies and History
Court, ritual, and politics in sixteenth-century Japan
tconlan(at)princeton.edu
Theodore F. Cook
William Patterson, Prof. of History; Director, Asian Studies Program
War and memory in shaping Japanese culture, especially the Asia-Pacific War
cookt(at)wpunj.edu
Teruko Craig
Tufts, Senior Lecturer Emerita in Japanese
Translating essays by Fukuzawa Yukichi
acraig(at)fas.harvard.edu
Michael P. Cronin
College of William and Mary, Assoc. Prof. of Japanese Studies
Historical link between Osaka and the Korean island, Jeju; figure of posthuman in cultural production; alternate histories
mpcronin(at)wm.edu
Jennifer Cullen
Northeastern, Lecturer, Deptartment of Cultures, Societies, and Global Studies
Shojo manga and incest films of Shinoda Masahiro
jenniferkw8(at)gmail.com
Michael A. Cusumano
MIT Sloan School, Sloan Management Review Distinguished Prof. of Management
Entrepreneurship in Japan
cusumano(at)mit.edu