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… specializes in the social and political history of modern Japan with an emphasis on gender history. Anderson’s most … the author of A Place in Public: Women's Rights in Meiji Japan (2011), and her articles have appeared in Japanese … Studies , the Journal of Women’s History , and the U.S.-Japan Women’s Journal . “From Status to Gender in Meiji …

… opposed and defeated wherever possible. Once more money is essential. The public must be kept informed. This means that … has already made some notable contributions, are essential to good work. More money. The country must be … branches are a good beginning. An increased field staff is essential to the upbuilding of this important branch …

… (retired) in the Department of History . He teaches medieval Islamic history, in particular proto-dynastic rule … of Islam Third Edition, The Encyclopedia of Religion, Medieval Islamic Civilization: An Encyclopedia, The …

… and also as a foundation for appreciating later (medieval, Ottoman and modern) developments in these areas. … Greek-speaking Balkans (or the Hellenic diaspora) in the medieval, Ottoman, or modern period. For more information …

… fashion, and social work in Vietnam. She is author of Essential Trade: Vietnamese Women in a Changing Marketplace …

… at Pine Bluffs). His lineage, life, and legacy provide essential windows into the entwined networks of New Haven, …

… alliance that allowed for the implementation of a warning system that alerted students via email and text …

… share some of the primary sources that give access to this essential, if not well known, figure in the history of New …

… served as a film critic for The Daily Yomiuri, one of Japan’s major English language newspapers. He is the author … is a pioneering volume on the impact of Kitano’s films in Japan and beyond. “A Page of Madness” (2008) reframes and … Melbourne, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Japan Foundation, and other organizations. Gerow is, in …

… & Comparative Literature, and Council Chair, hosted the event. Deborah Davis, Professor Sociology, moderated the …