Past Inter-University Research Projects
Junior Researchers
- An anthropological study of contemporary consumer culture: Observing the multiple effects of globalization on the changing values of things (2012-2015): OGAWA Sayaka
- Anthropogical studies of Landscape: From the view points of Visualization and Embodiment (2012-2015): KAWAI Hironao
- A study of the generation and regeneration of ethnicity and regions through the analysis Of National Hero movements (2012-2015): TSUDA Koji
- A Comparative Ethnographic Study of the Life-World of Return Migrants: Focusing on the Concepts of ‘Return’ and ‘Home’ (2010-2014): NAGURA Kyoko
- A Cross-Regional Study of Diversity within the Islamic World through the Use of Visual Descriptions and Films (2010-2013): YOSHIMOTO Yasuko
- Rethinking Hyphenated Anthropology: An Ethnographic Approach to Modes of Response (2010-2013): IWASA Mitsuhiro
- The Revival of Religion: Multicultural Situations, Transbordering, and Religious Practices in Inner Asia (2010-2013): FUJIMOTO Toko
Joint Research Projects by Junior Researchers (pilot projects)
In October 2008, Minpaku launched an experimental “Joint Research Projects by Junior Researchers” program in which young researchers would pursue joint research projects, separate from existing joint research projects. Three projects were selected to launch the new program. In 2010, this program became an official and ongoing part of Minpaku’s research effort and proposals for the program began to be solicited in the same way as for other joint research projects.
- Anthropological Studies on “Asylumic Spaces”：Rethinking Development and Welfare Paradigms for Social Inclusion (2009-2011) : NAITO Naoki
- An Anthropological Study of Place, Space, and Landscape (2008-2010) : ICHIKAWA Tetsu
- Alternative Justice and Legal Pluralism in Asia and Africa (2008-2010) : ISHIDA Shinichiro
