Social Science Research Council
Workshop Faculty
Published on: Oct 05, 2005
Japan Studies Dissertation Workshop - Mentor Faculty
2007-2008
- Takashi Fujitani, History, University of California - San Diego
- David Leheny, East Asian Studies, Princeton University
- Susan Napier, German, Russian & Asian Languages and Literatures (Literature), Tufts University
- Merry White, Anthropology, Boston University
2005-2006, 2006-2007
- Michael Bourdaghs, Literature, University of California - Los Angeles
- Susan Burns, History, University of Chicago
- Ellis Krauss, Political Science, University of California - San Diego
- Christine Yano, Anthropology, University of Hawaii, Manoa
2004-2005
- Barbara Brooks, History, City College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York
- David Howell,History, Princeton University
- Mariko Tamanoi, Anthropology, University of California - Los Angeles
- Robert Uriu, Political Science, University of California - Irvine
2003-2004
- Faye Kleeman, East Asian Languages and Cultures (Literature), University of Colorado - Boulder
- Greg Pflugfelder, East Asian Languages and Cultures (History), Columbia University
- Mariko Tamanoi, Anthropology, University of California - Los Angeles
- Robert Uriu, Political Science, University of California - Irvine
2002-2003
- Akiko Hashimoto, Sociology, University of Pittsburgh
- Alan Tansman, East Asian Languages and Cultures (Literature), University of California - Berkeley
- Leonard Schoppa, Political Science, University of Virginia
- Ann Walthall, History, University of California - Irvine
2001-2002
- Akiko Hashimoto, Sociology, University of Pittsburgh
- Leonard Schoppa, Political Science, University of Virginia
- Alan Tansman, East Asian Languages and Cultures (Literature), University of California Berkeley
- Karen Wigen, History, University of California - Berkeley
2000-2001
- Mary Brinton, Sociology, Harvard University
- David Howell, East Asian Studies/History, Princeton University
- Robert Uriu, Political Science, University of California - Irvine
- Mimi Hall Yiengpruksawan, Art History, Yale University
1999-2000
- John C. Campbell, Political Science, University of Michigan
- Takie Lebra, Anthropology, University of Hawaii - Manoa
- David Howell, East Asian Studies/History, Princeton University
- Mimi Hall Yiengpruksawan, Art History, Yale University
1998-1999
- John C. Campbell, Political Science, University of Michigan
- Edward Fowler, East Asian Languages and Literatures, University of California - Irvine
- Patricia Steinhoff, Sociology, University of Hawaii
- Miriam Silverberg, History, University of California - Los Angeles
1997-1998
- Hugh Patrick, Business, Columbia University
- Mariko Tamanoi, Anthropology, University of California - Los Angeles
- Stephen Vlastos, History, University of Iowa
- Janet Walker, Comparative Literature, Rutgers University
1996-1997
- Gary Allinson, History/Politics, University of Virginia
- Theodore Bestor, Anthropology, Cornell University
- Susan Matisoff, Literature, Stanford University
- Patricia Steinhoff, Sociology, University of Hawaii
1995-1996
- Brett De Bary, Asian Studies (Literature), Cornell University
- Henry Smith, East Asian Languages and Cultures / History, Columbia University
- Patricia Stenhoff, Sociology, University of Hawaii
- Stephen Vlastos, History, University of Iowa
- Jim White, Political Science, University of North Carolina
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