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… Women and Buddhism: The Case of Kim Iryŏp … Women and … for identity and freedom? Or, to put it broadly, why and how do women engage with Buddhism in modern times? This … and writing as testimony as well as investigating how meaning is constructed in our daily existence. Placing …

… 25th John W. Hall Lecture in Japanese Studies. A reception will follow the lecture in the Luce Common Room (2nd Floor). In this talk, Professor David Howell will diagnose the late Tokugawa regime with institutional … of the final decline for too many elderly patients. He will draw on several examples from the hinterland of Edo …

… that minimize such risks. Given this preference, when, how, and why do states agree to risky alliance terms? I test … Asia, and international relations in the Asia-Pacific. After graduating from Georgetown University’s School of …

… Once We Too Were Strangers: Can a Heritage of Displacement be Leveraged … to their own family experiences is drawn. In some cases, they become more hostile. Our study raises doubts about the … light-touch interventions and calling for more research on how prejudice-reduction interventions can be scaled. DOI: …

… on East Asian Studies … /eastasia/stories/global-survey-japans-soft-power … Global Survey on Japan’s Soft Power …

… upon the expansion of the state’s funding capacity. To achieve redistributive equality, contemporary welfare states …

… groups receive is tied to the level of electoral support they provide. These findings open up new lines of inquiry for … the Program on U.S.-Japan Relations. Her research examines how electoral systems shape politicians’ policy priorities and ideological positions, and how legislators make decisions about the allocation of …