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Ronni Alexander
Contact information
Address: GSICS, Kobe University
Rokkodai-cho 2-1, Nada-ku
Kobe 657-8501
JAPAN
T/F +81-(0)78-803-7116
alexroni (at) kobe-u. ac. jp
Education
BA (psychology), 1977, Yale University
MA (public administration), 1984, International Christian University
PhD (international relations), 1989, Sophia University
Full-time Employment
1977-79 YMCA of North America, International Division. Working at
Hiroshima YMCA. Responsible for youth leadership training, English
language classes, peace education programs
1979-82 Hiroshima YMCA. Director. Responsible for youth leadership
training, English language classes, peace education programs,
international understanding activities
1989-90 Research Assistant, Kobe University, Faculty of Law,
1990-93 Associate Professor, Kobe University, Faculty of Law
1993-present Professor, Kobe University, Graduate School of International
Cooperation Studies (cross-appointed in the Faculty of Law)
2017.4-present Director, Kobe University Gender Equality Office
2019.2.1 – present University President’s Executive Adviser for Diversity
1994.9-12 Visiting scholar, University of the South Pacific
1999-2000 Visiting scholar, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University
2008-present Cooperating Scholar, Hiroshima University Peace Science
Research Center
2014.11.1-12.31 Visiting Fellow, Unviersity of Guam
2015.1.1-1.31 Visiting Fellow, University of the South Pacific
2018.4.1~2022.3.31 Chair-holder, Kobe University UNSECO Chair on
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Gender and Vulnerability in Disaster Risk Reduction Support
Current Teaching Responsibilities
Graduate lecture: Transnational Relations (in Japanese)
Graduate lecture: Issues in Peace and Development 1 (in English; includes
field trip to day labor/homeless district of Osaka City)
Graduate tutorial seminar in Japanese and English
Undergraduate lecture: Volunteering and social contribution (in Japanese)
Undergraduate lecture: Gender Issues (2 out of 15 lectures; in Japanese)
Undergraduate elective: Independent study project
Undergraduate lecture: Education for sustainable development (2 of 15
lectures)
Professional organization membership
Peace Studies Association of Japan (Board member: 1990.11~2012.10 &
2013.11~present; vice-president: 1995.11~1997.10 & 2003.11~2005.10 &
2018.11~2020; treasurer: 2011.11~2012.10; vice-president: 1918.11~), Japan
Association of International Relations, International Studies Association, Japan
Queer Studies Association, Peace and Justice Studies Association (US),
Women, War and Studies Association
Community Association affiliations Director and founder, Popoki Peace Project. Established by me in 2006 and
involved in work for peace within and outside of Japan, including continuing work in the 2011.3 earthquake/tsunami/nuclear disaster area.
Kobe YMCA International Committee (1991~present; Chair since 2017) Hyogo Prefecture Kengaikyo (2009.4~present) Organizing Committee, Bi-annual Forum for Association in Solidarity with
Migrant Workers (Ijuren 移住連) 2013 (2012.10~2013.7) Organizing Committee. Global Article 9 Conference 2013 Osaka
(2012.10~2013.10) Japan Telemann Association Advisor (2005.9~present)
UNFPA Advisory Council Member (2005.9-2007.31) Enrichment Award Selection Committee, Citizen’s Zoo Network
(2003.4-2012.3) Planning Committee, Asahi Newspaper Osaka Headquarters, Asahi 21
Square (2000.4~2003.3) Planning Commission for Hyogo Prefecture Volunteer Support Center
(1997~1998) “Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Recovery Planning Commission” Committee to
Create Hyogo Prefecture in the 21st Century (1995.5~7)
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Kansai Intermedia Corporation Program Advisor (1995-2012) Hyogo Prefecture Human Rights Advisory Committee (1994~1995) United Nations University Global Seminar Kobe Session Planning
Committee (1994-2006) Kobe University Student Volunteer Advisor (1995~present) Hyogo Prefecture Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake Recovery Committee
(1995~97) Kobe City Master Plan Commission (1993~95)
Publications
Books
Popoki, What Color is Genki? Popoki’s Peace Book 3.Epic, 2014.3 (Bilingual in
English and Japanese)
Popoki’s Friendship Story: Our Peace Journey Born Out of the Great
Northeastern Japan Earthquake. Epic, 2012.1 (Bilingual in English and
Japanese)
Popoki, What Color is Friendship? Popoki’s Peace Book 2.Epic, 2009.4
(Bilingual in English and Japanese)
A Fruitful Life (author: Marie Tsuruda, translation: Yuji Tamura, editor: Ronni
Alexander). Epic, 2009.3 Epic, 2012.1 (Bilingual in English and Japanese)
Popoki, What Color is Peace? Popoki’s Peace Book 1 Epic, 2007 (2nd ed.
2008.1.15, 3rd ed. 2008.7.15) (Bilingual in English and Japanese)
Sexual Minority~Gay, Transgender, Intersex People Talk about their Lives. (『セ
クシュアルマイノリティ』~同性愛、性同一性障害、インターセックスの
当事者が語る人間の多様な性 明石書店)(Collective edited volume by
Sexual Minority Educators Network, in Japanese, 1st edition 2006, 3rd
ed.2012)
DVD “Peace Message” (ピース・メッセージ」 『岩波 DVD ブック Peace
Archives 国際平和ミュージアム』) in Iwanami DVD Book Peace Archives:
International Museum for Peace. Iwanami Shoten Publishers, 2005.12
Making Our Peace – Environment, Development, Human Rights, Gender (『私
たちの平和をつくるー環境・開発・人権・ジェンダー』)Horitsu Bunkasha,
2004. (Edited with Akio Takayanagi, in Japanese).
Putting the Earth First: Alternatives to Nuclear Security in Pacific Island States.
Matsunaga Institute for Peace,University of Hawaii 1994
Big Dreams and Small Islands – New Ideas for Security Seen from Pacific Island
States. Kokusai Shoin, 1992.
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Refereed Articles
1. Ronni Alexander (2019.9)“Gendered Security: Learning from Being and Feeling
Safe on the Island of Guåhan/Guam,” 『ジェンダー研究』(Gender Kenkyu)第
22 号 2019.9.
2. Ronni Alexander (2018.7) Thinking about Human Rights with the Popoki Peace
Project. Human rights Education in Asia-Pacific, Vol.8. Asia-Pacific Human
Rights Information Center. (Invited article).
https://www.hurights.or.jp/archives/asia-pacific/
3. Ronni Alexander (2018). “Living with Disaster Capitalism after Fukushima.”
Peace Review, Issue 30(2): 152-159, DOI: 10.1080/10402659.2018.1458942
Disaster Capitalism, with Guest Editors Tom Winterbottom and Elena Dancu.
Available at:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/10402659.2018.1458942
4. Ronni Alexander (Spring 2018) “Feeling Unsafe ~ Exploring the Impact of Nuclear
Evacuation.” Journal of Narrative Politics, Vol.5, No.1.
5. Ronni Alexander (2018) Teaching Peace with Popoki, Peace Review, 30:1, 9-16,
DOI: 10.1080/10402659.2017.1419669 Available at:
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10402659.2017.1419669
6. “Living with the Fence: Militarization and Military Spaces on Guahan/Guam.”
Gender, Place and Culture, Vol.23:6, pp.869-882 (2016)
DOI:10.1080/0966369X.2015.1073697.
7. “Earthquake Survivor Support Activities: Learning from the ‘Popoki Friendship
Story’ Project.” (2015). Pacific Asia Inquiry, Volume 6, Number 1, Fall, 2015.
8. 東日本大震災における被災者支援活動 ~『ポーポキ友情物語』プロジェク
トを事例に~」(“Support Activities for Disaster Survivors: The Activities of the
Popoki Friendship Story Project”)『神戸大学都市安全研究報告』第 16 号 2013
年3月
9. “Remembering Hiroshima: Bio-politics, Popoki and Sensual Expressions of War,”
International Feminist Journal of Politics Vol.14:2:202-222,May 2012.
https://www.hurights.or.jp/archives/asia-pacific/https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/pdf/10.1080/10402659.2018.1458942
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10. 「軍事化・生政治に直面する女たち~太平洋地域からの考察」(“Women
Facing Militarization and Biopolitics: Looking from the Pacific”)『広島平和科学』
31,2009 年 12 月
11. “Human Rights,Popoki, and Bare Life,” In Factis Pax,Vol. 3, No.1,2009, pp.
46-63. (http://www.infactispax.org/volume3dot1/Alexander.pdf).
12. “Popoki, What Color is Peace? Exploring critical approaches to thinking,
imagining and expressing peace with the cat, Popoki.” In Factis Pax, Vol. 2,
No. 2, 2008, pp.211-228.
(http://www.infactispax.org/Volume_special_IIPE/Alexander.pdf)
13. “Local Industry in a Global World: Implications of Nova Scotia Tuna Ranching” in
Borgese, Elisabeth Mann, Aldo Chircop, Moira McConnell, Ocean Yearbook
16, International Ocean Institute, 2002, pp.113-141
14. 「世界システムの縁辺から見た安全保障―新しい安全保障概念をもとめて」
(“Security from the fringes of the world-system: Seeking a new view of security”)
『平和研究』15,pp.92-102,1990 年
15. “Japan: The Emerging Colossus?” Interdisciplinary Peace Research 3, La Trobe
University, 1990, pp.37-61
16. “Nuclear Issues and Peace: A Shared Legacy,” Pacific Perspective, 14/1, 1989,
pp.64-70
Other Articles
1. Alexander, Ronni and Katsuragi, Satoko アレキサンダー・桂木「被災体験後「今」
を表現する : 絵から読み取れる被災ナラティブ」 (Expressing 'Now' after
Experiencing Disaster : Reading Disaster Narratives from Drawings) (『国際協力
論集』27(2)、17-32(2020 年 1 月発行)。
2. “Gender, Disaster and Stories from Popoki: Learning from Women Survivors in
Northeast Japan” Journal of International Cooperation Studies, 26:2, pp. 17-37,
2019.1
3. 「明日の平和をめざすために」(Aiming for peace in tomorrow’s world” 神戸
YMCA 2018.10/11. 巻頭書。P.1
http://www.infactispax.org/volume3dot1/Alexander.pdfhttp://www.infactispax.org/Volume_special_IIPE/Alexander.pdf
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4. 「性的被害に向き合うために」(Addressing Gender Violence)『教育』No. 874.
2018 年 11 月 教育科学研究会編集。(招待論文)
5. “Drawing Disaster: Reflecting on Six Years of the Popoki Friendship Story
Project.” 国際協力論集 (Journal of International Cooperation Studies)
25(2):59-96, 2018.1
6. “Militarization and Identity on Guahan/Guam: Exploring intersections of
indigeneity, gender and security,” 国際学論集 (Journal of International
Cooperation Studies) 21:1, 1-22, 2013.7
7. “Confronting Militarization: Struggles for Peace and Security by Pacific Island
Women,” 国際学論集 (Journal of International Cooperation Studies) 15:1, 71-104,
2008.7
8. “Human Rights,Popoki, and Bare Life,” In Factis Pax,Vol. 3, No.1,2009, pp.
46-63. (http://www.infactispax.org/volume3dot1/Alexander.pdf).
9. “Popoki’s Peace Project: Creating New Spaces for Peace,” 国際協力論集第
(Journal of International Cooperation Studies) 14:3:17- 50, 2007.3
10. “Political Violence in the South Pacific: Women after the Coups in Fiji,” 国際協力
論集第 Journal of International Cooperation Studies,14:1:1-32 July 2006
11. “The “everyday” which threatens peace: Gender and National/transnational
violence, (平和を阻む『日常』性-ナショナル/トランスナショナル・バイオ
レンスにかかわる『ジェンダー』」)『国際協力論集』Journal of International
Cooperation Studies,11:3, 2004.3 (in Japanese)
12. “Social Transformation or a New Fashion: Sexual Minorities in Japan,” 『国際協
力論集』Journal of International Cooperation Studies, 10:3:95-121, 2003.3
13. “The Meaning of a Gender Perspective in International Relations” (「国際関係論
における『ジェンダー』の視点の意義」)(『国際協力論集』Journal of
International Cooperation Studies,9:3:71-94, 2002.2
14. “Sexual Minorities and War: Reflecting on 9.11” (セクシュアル・マイノリティ
と戦争 「9.11」をきっかけに考えたこと」)『状況』(Jokyou) 8-9:182-195,
2002 (in Japanese)
http://www.infactispax.org/volume3dot1/Alexander.pdf
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15. “Japan and the Pacific Island Countries,” Revue Juridique Polynesienne,
Numero hors serie 2001. Levine, Stephan, Anna Powles & Yves-Louis Sage,
eds. Contemporary Challenges in the Pacific: Towards a New Consensus,
1:123-142,2001
16. “Governing the Commons? The Bluefin Tuna Dispute and the Creation of an
Endangered Species” 『国際協力論集』Journal of International Cooperation
Studies,8:2:89-106,2000.11
17. “Fisheries development, women and security in the Pacific” (「太平洋の漁業開
発,女性と安全」)国立民族学博物館研究報告別冊(Special issue, Research at the
National Museum of Ethnology) 21:261-281,1997 (in Japanese)
18. “Regional Cooperation, Regionalism and Security in the Pacific: Looking at Tuna
Fisheries,” Kobe University Law Review,31:1-32,1997
19. “Security in the Context of our Everyday Lives: Lessons from the Great Hanshin
Earthquake,” Kobe University Law Review,30:1-28, 1996
20. “The French Nuclear Tests: Implications for Peace and Nuclear-Free Movements.”
Asia-Pacific Peace Research Association Newsletter 1996:1:4-23
21. “Alternative Security: New ‘State’ Security at the end of the Century (「もう一つ
の」安全:世紀末に思う新たな「国家」安全論).『神戸法学雑誌』Kobe Law
Journal,45:3::463 ー 505, 1995.12 (in Japanese)
22. “The Struggle's Not Yet Over: Nuclear Free Issues in the Pacific Islands Today.”
『国際協力論集』 第3巻 第1号,45 ー 74 頁, 1995 年6月
23. “Guns,Butter and Tuna: Alternative Security in the Pacific Island States, 『国際
強力論集』Journal of International Cooperation Studies,2:1: 115-140,1994
24. “Local Government Peace Policies (「自治体の平和政策」)『自治体学研究』
(Local Government Law Journal) 52:27-30,1992 (in Japanese)
25. “Security Issues of the Pacific Island States,” Satow Yukio, ed.IPSHU Research
Report Series, Research Report No. 16: Prospects for Demilitarization in the South
Pacific, The Institute for Peace Science, Hiroshima University, pp.63-86, 1991
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26. “Middle East Shelter Game” (「中東シェルター・ゲーム」) 『月刊ホーム
ルーム』(Homeroom Monthly) 1991:11:80-87, 1991 (in Japanese)
27. “International Understanding and International Education in Japan” (「日本の国
際意識と国際理解教育」)『国際理解』(International Understanding)
23:84-87,1991 (in Japanese)
28. “Tropical Rainforests and Japan: Profits vs. Responsibility,” Peace Studies
Newsletter, No. 9:4-10, 1990.1
29. “Micro-States and Denuclearization in the Pacific: The Nuclear Free and
Independent Pacific Movement and Nuclear-Free Initiatives in Belau, Fiji and
Aotearoa/New Zealand,” PhD thesis, Sophia University, 1989.3
30. “Micro-states and Movements for Denuclearization in the Pacific” (「太平洋地域
の微小国家と非核化運動」)『神戸法学雑誌』(Kobe Law Journal) 39:3:653-680,
1989.12 (in Japanese)
31. “Conditions for Survival in the Pacific” (「太平洋島嶼国をめぐる生存の条件」)
「太平洋島嶼国をめぐる生存の条件―安全と環境 福祉国際社会構築のため
の総合的パラダイムの考察」(“Consideration of the general paradigm for
constructing international society which is secure, respects the environment, and
health” Project report), 1989:143-158 (in Japanese)
32. “Micro-States and Power Politics in the Pacific: Some Thoughts on Nationalism,
Security and Denuclearization,” The Journal of International Studies, (Institute of
International Relations, Sophia University) 21:81-102, July 1988
33. “The Economic Implications of the Nuclear-Free Zone in the Pacific for the
Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the Republic of the Marshall
Islands and the Republic of Palau” (「北マリアナ諸島連邦,マーシャル諸島ウ
共和国,及びパラオ共和国における太平洋非核地帯の経済的意義」). Master’s
thesis, International Christian University, Graduate School of Public Administration,
1984.3.31 (in Japanese and English)
Book Chapters
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1. “Islands as safe havens: Thinking about security and safety on Guåhan/Guam,”
University,”in The Challenges of Island Studies, Springer (Forthcoming, mid
2020),
2. “Teaching Peace with Popoki,” in Annick T.R. Wibben, Amanda E. Donahoe,
Teaching Peace and War: Pedagogy and Curricula. ISBN 9780367280277
Published July 23, 2019 by Routledge 166 Pages
3. “Some Questions from Popoki for Betty Reardon about Gender and
Teaching/Learning/Creating Peace,” Chapter 11 in Snauwaert, Dale, ed. Exploring
Betty A. Reardon’s Perspective on Peace Education: Looking Back, Looking
Forward, Springer, 2019.5.
4. “Seeking human security in a militarized Pacific: Struggles for peace and security
by Pacific Island women,” pp.191-221.The Gender Imperative: Human security vs.
State Security. 2nd edition. Reardon, Betty A. and Asha Hans, Eds. Routledge
2019.
5. “Gender, Structural Violence and Peace,” in Gentry, Caron E., Laura J. Shepherd
and Laura Sjoberg, eds. Routledge Handbook on Gender and Security. (2018)
6. 「平和構築のためのシステムや取り組み」(Systems and strategies for Peace
Building; in Japanese) in 田代順子監修, 堀内美由紀・岩佐信也編集者 『国
際 保健・看護基礎論ワークブック』(Tajiro Junko, supervisor, Horiuchi and
Iwasa, eds. Basic Nursing Workbook for International Health), 2016.
7. “Feminism and Women’s Studies in Japan.” (Pande, Rehka, ed. A Journey into
Women's Studies: Crossing interdisciplinary Boundaries, Palgrave Macmillan,
2014, 174-193.
8. 『グローバル政治理論』(Global Political Theory)“Gender.”人文書院
(Jinbunshoin) 2011.6.
9. “Costly Development? Gendered Insecurity in a Militarized Pacific,” (Leckie,
Jacqueline, ed. Development in an Insecure and Gendered World,
Ashgate, 2011)
10. “Seeking Human Security in a Militarized Pacific: Struggles for Peace and
Security by Pacific Island Women" (Reardon & Hans, eds. The Gender
Imperative: Human Security vs. State Security. Routledge, 2010)
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11. “The Popoki Peace Project: Creating New Spaces for Peace . ”
(Demenchonok, Edward, ed. Philosophy after Hiroshima. Cambridge
Scholars Publishing,2010)
12. “Confronting Militarization: Intersections of Gender(ed) Violence, Militarization,
and Resistance in the Pacific," (Sjoberg and Via, eds. Gender, War and
Militarism. Praeger,2010)
13. 『 岩 波 DVD ブ ッ ク Peace Archives ヒ ロ シ マ ・ ナ ガ サ キ 』
(Hiroshima-Nagasaki; Iwanami DVD Book Peace Archives) 岩波書店
2007 年
14. 「ジェンダーの視点から見た安全保障」 (“Security from a Gender
Perspective,”)五十嵐暁郎,佐々木寛,高原明生編 『東アジア安全保障の新
展開』 明石書店 pp.77-107,2005 年
15. 「セクシュアル・マイノリティの平和学-性的多様性が容認される社会に向
けて」 (“Peace Studies for Sexual Minorities: Looking Toward a Society
Where Sexual Diversity is Accepted”) 岡本三夫,横山正樹編 『平和のアジ
ェンダー』 法律文化社 pp.140-162,2005 年
16. 「太平洋島嶼国の内発的安全―非核・独立太平洋運動を例に」(“Endogenous
Security in Pacific Island States: Learning from the Nuclear Free and
Independent Pacific Movement” 佐藤幸男編『太平洋アイデンティティ』国
際書院 pp.43-83,2003 年
17. 「17 歳のころ」(“When I was 17”),『17 歳のころ』朝日新聞者編 ブレーン
センター 2002 年 pp.18-21.
18. 「ジェンダー:国際関係論の研究においてジェンダーの視点がなぜ重要か」
(“Gender: Why a Gender Perspective is Important in the Study of International
Relations) 初瀬龍平・定形衛・月村太郎編 『国際関係論のパラダイム』有
信堂 pp.164-175,2001 年
19. 「オリエンタリズム批判への警鐘:非核・独立太平洋運動からみる『太平洋
アイデンティティ』」(Re-considering Orientalism: ‘Pacific Identity’ and the
Nuclear-Free and Independent Pacific Movement) 春日直樹編 『オセアニ
ア・オリエンタリズ ム』世界思想社 pp.153-178,1999 年
20. 「ジェンダーと平和:どこからアプローチするか」(“How Should we Approach
Gender and Peace?) 臼井久和,星野昭吉編 『平和学』 三嶺書房
pp.197-236,1999 年
21. 「ジェンダーと安全保障:何が問題か」(“Gender and Security: What is the
Problem?”) 納家政嗣,竹田いさみ編 『新安全保障論の構図』勁草書房
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pp.64-79,1999 年
22. “Security,Women and Tuna: A Look at Fiji,” (Elizabeth Matthews, ed.
Fishing for Answers: Women and Fisheries in the Pacific Islands, Suva:
Women and Fisheries Network, pp 91-100, 1995.
23. 「内発的安全保障を求めて―太平洋島嶼国から考える」 (“Looking for
Endogenous Security: Thinking from the Pacific Island States”) 臼井久和・内
田孟男編 『地域社会の危機と再生』 有信堂 pp.93-111,1990 年
24. 「核問題と平和―核に関する共通の体験を通じて」(“Nuclear Issues and
Peace: Learning from Shared Nuclear Experiences,” 三輪公忠編 『オセアニ
ア―島嶼国と大国』彩流社 pp.305-338,1990 年
25. 「太平洋島嶼国の安全保障問題」 (“Security Issues in Pacific Island States”)
畑博行編 『太平洋諸国の法と社会』 pp. 72-92,1990 年
26. 「太平洋諸国の独立と非核化の課題」 (“Issues in Independence and
Denuclearization in the Pacific”) YMCA国際平和研究所編『日本はアジアの
友人か』東研出版 pp.101-122,1989 年
Conference Presentations and Workshops
1. 2020.2.22 「軍事基地がもたらす「安全安心」~グアムの米軍基地を再考する~」
(“Safety” Brought by Military Bases – Reconsidering U.S. Bases on Guam 朝井志穂科
(愛媛大学) 研基盤研究 B「軍事被害を不可視化させる社会構造に関する総合的研究
-沖縄、本土、太平洋諸島」(課題番号 16H03694)
1. 2019.8.23 “Popoki, Peace and Disaster Workshop,” 2019 UNESCO Chair Integrated
Summer Program on Gender and Vulnerability in Disaster Recovery Support, Gadjah
Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.(日本、台湾、インドネシアの学部生、院生43名を
対象)。
2. 2019.8.5 「平和、なに色?安心って、なに色? ねこのポーポキと一緒に 平和、安全、安心
を考えましょう」、第 15回 多文化共生のための国際理解教育・開発教育セミナー JICA 関西
分科会③(教師、NGOスタッフ、大学生など25名を対象)。
3. 2019.5.24 「What color is peace? What color is safety? Thinking about peace and
safety with the cat, Popoki」National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan. (大学生80名を対象)。
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4. 2019.4.29 「What color is peace? What color is safety? Thinking about peace and
safety with the cat, Popoki」YMCA Training Workshop and International Seminar,
Chiang Mai YMCA, Chiang Mai, Thailand. (大学生30名を対象)。
5. 2019.8.26 “What is Gender? What is Vulnerability?” 2019 UNESCO Chair Integrated
Summer Program on Gender and Vulnerability in Disaster Recovery Support, Gadjah
Mada University, Yogyakarta, Indonesia.
6. 2019.8.7. “Learning from the Great Hanshin Earthquake,” Building Resilience, Climate
Change and Disaster Risk Reduction,” (Session 4): Urban and Social Resilience Mercy
Malaysia International Humanitarian Conference, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
7. 2019.8.6. “Addressing Invisibility and Fear: Strategies for risk reduction from the
perspective of peace and social inclusion,” (Session 3): Building Resilience, Climate
Change Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction, Mercy Malaysia International
Humanitarian Conference, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
8. 2019.5.23 “Popoki, are you afraid of the sea? Lessons from Popoki’s work for peace
and safety with people in coastal communities,” Keynote speech, 2019 International
Marine Culture Conference 2019. National Kaohsiung University of Science and
Technology, Nonzih Campus, 5th Floor Conference Room , Chih-Yuan Building,
Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
9. 2019.5.2 “Identifying issues in disaster risk, vulnerability and resilience from a gender
and peace studies perspective,” UNESCO Chair International Seminar, Mae Fah Luang
University, Chiang Rai, Thailand.
10. 2019.4.13 「ポーポキと一緒にセクシュアリティを考える」 セクシャル・マイノリティ差別と取り組
む兵庫教区対話集会 in 阪神地区、甲東教会。
11. “Interrogating the international from the margins: Stories of being and feeling safe from
the island of Guåhan/Guam,” International Studies Association Annual Convention
2019, TA11: Critical Narrative Approaches to Post-Colonial Studies, 2019.3.28. 査読あ
り
12. “My Story,” International Studies Association Annual Convention 2019; Telling Stories
II: Autobiography, Auto-ethnography, and Narrative Politics, 2019.3.29. 査読あり
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13. Gendered Security: Learning from Being and Feeling Safe on the Island of Guam 2018
年度 日本政治学会研究大会 (2018 Japan Political Science Assn. Conference), Kansai University
2018.10.13
14. 多様性とは(多様性を受け入れるということ)―セクシュアル・マイノリティの視点
からー(What is Diversity? Thinking from the perspective of Sexual Minorities.” 第 22
回日本看護管理学会学術集会 (22nd Japan Nurse Management Assn. Conference),
2018.8.25, Portopia Hotel, Kobe.
15. 2017.12.21 “Gender and Disaster? Reflecting on Theory and Practice” The
13th International Seminar on Disaster: “Gender-Inclusive Disaster Risk
Management.” Hosted by: School of Nursing, Faculty of Medicine,
Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia in collaboration with Kobe University
16. 2017.12.5「ねこのポーポキと一緒に平和をつくりましょう」平成 29年度兵庫県高等
学校教育研究会 国際理解教育部会、第 100 回記念(後期)研究大会、主催:兵
庫県高等学校教育研究会 国際理解教育部会、共催 国際協力機構(JICA)、
後援 兵庫県教育委員会、JICA 関西 10:15-11:45
17. 2017.11.30「多様な人材を活かす組織改革とリーダーシップ~神戸大学男女参画
推進室からの提言~」(パネルディスカッション)。平成 29 年度「大学における男女
共同参画推進セミナー」、主催 独立行政法人国立女性教育会館、 15:00~
16:40、筑波大学東京キャンパス文京校舎 134講義室
18. 2017.9.26 “The Popoki Friendship Story Project: Drawing the Great East
Japan Earthquake,” JICA Knowledge Co-Creation Program on
Comprehensive Disaster Management in the African Region, Gender
Aspects of Disaster in Japan, Kobe University Medical School
19. 2017.8.18 “Popoki, what is gender and why is it important?”(ポーポキ、ジェン
ダーって、なに?そして、ジェンダーはなぜ大事か)2017 Global Citizenship
Study Tour with Hong Kong, Taiwan, Osaka: “Celebrate Difference: Let’s
Rediscover the World from Gender Perspective.” Rokkosan YMCA,
9:00~12:00.
20. 2017.8.7「ねこのポーポキと一緒に平和をつくりましょう」 13 回 多文化共生のた
めの国際理解教育・開発教育セミナー JICA 関西 分科会③ 15:00-16:30
21. 2017.7.29 “What Color is Gender Equality?” Frontier Center for Asian Health
Studies Kick Off Symposium “Asian Health in an Time of Low Birth and
Aging Societies” Kobe University
22. 2017.6.16 “Expressing Safety: Bases, Radiation and Stories of feeling safe
in Guåhan/Guahan ISA Hong Kong 2017.6.16. FD07: Transborder
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Militarization, Gender and Everyday Life in Okinawa, Japan and Micronesia,
CPD-LG.34, Centennial Campus, The University of Hong Kong
23. 2017.5.27「ポーポキと学ぶ人々の健康と世界の平和」(Learning about Health
and World Peace with Popoki) 畿央大学 畿央大学健康科学部看護医療学科
P棟 301教室 4回生「国際看護論」履修生 94名 9:00-12:10
24. “What Color is Independence? Stories of safety and decolonization in the
Pacific.” ISA 2017 ISA Annual Convention 2017, FC77: Postcolonial
encounters with gender, politics, and peace, Friday, February 24, 13:45 -
15:30, Hospitality 967, Hilton Baltimore.
25. “Feeling Unsafe: Exploring the impact of nuclear evacuation,” ISA Annual
Conference 2017 Baltimore. TC51: Narrative encounters with foreign and
security policy. University 2, Marriott Inner Harbor 13:45-15:30
26. 「つなみって、なに色?~岩手県大槌町でのポーポキ友情物語活動をふりかえる
~」第 6 回災害時の要援護者に対する支援セミナー~東北から神戸に~主催:神
戸大学大学院保険学研究科地域連携センター ラッセホール 5 階 2017.2.12
13:30~17:00
27. “Drawing disaster and recovery: Five years of the Popoki Friendship Story
Project in Otsuchi-cho, Iwate Prefecture.” Pre-Conference Session III:
Establishment of UNESCO Chair: Focusing on Gender Aspects of Disaster
13:40-16:40 Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia 2016/12/21
28. “Re-mapping the Everyday: The Impact of Decontamination after the
Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant Disaster.” ‘Found in Translation:
Cosmopolitics and the Value of Biotech,” 3-5 November 2016, York
University, Canada.
29. “Colorful Silence and sad Laughter: Drawing recovery in post-March 2011
Japan.” Invited lecture on Documenting Recovery: Japan, 1 November 2016,
Center for Disaster Management and Asian Studies Center, University of
Pittsburgh, USA.
30. 「ポーポキと一緒に考える太平洋島嶼国の「安全」・「安心」」日本平和学会 2016
年度 秋季研究集会 「グローバルヒバクシャ」分科会 2016.10.23 12:00~14:00
31. The Popoki Friendship Story Project: Drawing the Great East Japan
Earthquake. JICA Knowledge Co-Creation Program on Comprehensive
Disaster Management in the African Region, Gender Aspects of Disaster in
Japan. 2016.10.14 Kobe University Medical School
32. Is Peace the same color in different languages? – Challenges of Working
with Popoki to Chamoru, Inaugural FESTPAC Indigenous Language
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Conference, University of Guam,27-28 May 2016, SBPA Lecture Room 150
1:10-2:00pm
33. “Peace in the Pacific? Living Strategic Colonialism in the American Pacific”
Colonial Legacies in International Organisation Panel, ISA Annual
Convention 2016, Atlanta Hilton 2016.3.16-19, Saturday, March 19, 8:15 AM
- 10:00 AM, Hilton Atlanta.
34. Critical Security Studies Methods Café (TA05), International Studies
Association Annual Convention 2016, Thursday, March 17, 8:15 AM
10:00AM, Grand Ballroom B, Hilton Atlanta.
35. “Disaster Preparedness as Peace Education? Learning from the Popoki
Friendship Story Project” (英語)2015.10.3 同支社大学 「平和教育者ベテ
ィ・リアドンの平和教育を考える」研究集会 2015.10.3‐4
36. 「災害支援を考える~岩手県大槌町における『ポーポキ友情物語活動』を事例に」
UNESCO Education for All Seminar 台湾国高尾市高雄海洋科技大学
2015.12.9
37. “Popoki Friendship Story Project Activities in Otsuchi-cho,” JICA Knowledge
Co-Creation Program on Comprehensive Disaster Management in the
African Region Gender and Disaster in Japan 2015.10.8 神戸大学
38. 「ヒロシマをめぐるコンフリクト」ワークショップ 日本平和学会 平和教育プロジェクト委
員会 日本平和学会 2015 年度春季研究大会 JMS アステールプラザ 広島
2015.7.19
39. “Expressing ‘Today’ and ‘Tomorrow’ after Disaster: Developing Creative
Communication Skills through Popoki’s Friendship Story Project.” Poster
session at the Third UN World Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction
Public Forum, Sendai, 2015.3.9
40. “Disjunctions of Biotechnology and Global Governance: Nuclear Power,
Safety/Security and Fukushima” (co-authored with Anna M. Agathangelou,
York University), ‘Urban Geographies,’ International Studies Association
Annual Convention 2015, 2015.2.18-21, New Orleans.
41. “Living and teaching in Japan,” Globalization: Female Academics At Home
and Abroad. International Studies Association Annual Convention 2015,
2015.2.18-21, New Orleans.
42. “Popoki in the Pacific: Living with Climate Change in Micronesia and Fiji.” At
‘Risk vs. Resilience in Extreme Events,’ Center for Disaster Management,
GSPIA, University of Pittsburgh, 2015.2.13.
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43. “What Color is Safety? Stories of living with disaster in Fukushima and
northeast Japan.” School of Government, Development and International
Affairs (SGDIA), Faculty of Business and Economics (FBE), The University
of the South Pacific. 2015.1.29.
44. “Sexual Harassment Public Forum,” Keynote Address. University of Guam,
2014.11.20.
45. “Teaching Gender at University” (「大学でジェンダーを教えるということ」,
in Japanese). Peace Studies Association of Japan Autumn Conference 2014.
‘Peace and Gender’ section. Kagoshima University, 2014.11.8.
46. “Art, therapy, and Recovery in Japan.” At ‘Risk vs. Resilience in Northeast
Asia,’ Center for Disaster Management, GSPIA, University of Pittsburgh,
2014.10.29.
47. “Living with Disaster: Stories from Northeastern Japan” Remembering
Hiroshima/Imagining Peace and University of Pittsburgh. 2014.10.23.
48. “Living with the Fence: Militarization and Military Spaces on Guahan/Guam,”
Theorizing the Politics of Space/Place in Feminist Security Studies,
International Studies Association Annual Convention 2014, 2014..3.29,
Sheraton Centre, Toronto, Canada.
49. “Use of Art-Making to Enhance Understanding in IR: Lessons from the
Popoki Peace Project.” “Using Art and Technology to Teach IR,”
International Studies Association Annual Convention 2014.3.26-29, Toronto,
Canada.
50. 「日本の平和学で取り上げるべき「ジェンダー」とは?」(“What is the
‘gender’ that Japanese peace studies should address?”) Gender and Peace
Section, Peace Studies Association of Japan, Spring Conference, Osaka
University, 2013.6.16
51. “Implementation of Resolution 1325: Formulating a Transnational People's
Plan.” International Studies Association Annual Convention,San Francisco,
USA,2013.4.
52. “Normal, Natural, and Invisible: Living everyday Militarisation on Guam.”
International Studies Association (ISA) Annual Convention,San Francisco,
USA, 2013.4.
53. “Illusionary Borders: Stories from Popoki’s Friendship Story Project and Life
in the Disaster Areas of Northeastern Japan.” International Studies
Association (ISA) Annual Convention,San Francisco, USA,2013.4.
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54. “Using Body/Sensory Memory in Disaster Prevention: Lessons from the
Popoki's Friendship Story Project.” Building Resiliency for Emergency
Management in East Asia and the World,Fudan University, Shanghai, China,
2012.11.
55. “Stories from Popoki’s Friendship Story Project: Implications of borders for
peace and justice in post-tsunami northeastern Japan.” International
Peace Research Association Conference 2012,Mie University, 2012,11.
56. “Opposition to US Military Bases on Guam: Exploring intersections of
indigeneity, feminism and security.” International Studies Association (ISA)
Annual Convention,San Diego,USA, 2012.3.
57. 「いのちをつなごう~被災地・非被災地のコミュニティづくり」”Linking
Lives: Building Communities in and outside of the disaster area”) 159th Kobe
University RCUSS Open Seminar, Kobe City Hall Disaster Management
Center, 2012.4.
58. “GNJE Disaster Support Activities: Learning from the 'Popoki Friendship
Story Project'.” Disaster Management Conference,Pittsburgh University,
2012.4.
59. “Opposition to US Military Bases on Guam: Joining Theory and Practice in
Peace Research.”Asia Pacific Peace Research Association,Ritsumeikan
University, Kyoto, 2011.11.
60. “Militarized Memory and Anti-Base Activism in Guam. ” International
Studies Association Annual Convention,Montreal, Canada,2011.3.
61. “What Color is Peace? Critical Imagination and Expression in Learning
Peace and Human Rights . ”International Studies Association Annual
Convention,Montreal, Canada, 2011.3.
62. “Militarizing Memory,” Peace as a Global Language Conference, Tokyo,
International Christian University, 2010.11.
63. “Bio-politics, Militarization and Memory,” Oceania Conference of
International Studies (OCIS). Auckland University, New Zealand, 2010.7.
64. “Securitization, Militarization and Memory.” International Studies
Association (ISA) Annual Convention, New Orleans, USA 2010.2.
65. “Imagining, Creating and Learning Participatory Democracy and Peace:
Lessons from the Popoki Peace Project. “ Conference on Learning
Democracy by Doing: Alternative Practices in Citizenship Learning and
Participatory Democracy. OISCE/University of Toronto, 2008.10.16-18
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66. “Peace Museums as Sites for Imagining, Creating and Sharing Peace:
Lessons from the Popoki Peace Project.” 6th International Peace Museum
Conference, Ritsumeikan International Museum for Peace/Ritsumeikan
University, Kyoto, Japan 2008.10.6
67. “Popoki, What Color is Peace? Exploring critical approaches to thinking,
imagining and expressing peace with the cat, Popoki.” International
Institute for Peace Education (IIPE), Haifa, Israel. 2008.7.28-8.3
(Columbia University Teacher’s College).
68. “Confronting Militarization: 49th International Studies Association, San
Francisco, CA, USA. 2008.3.26-28
69. “Popoki, What Colour is Social Justice? Peace, Violence and Militarization
in Okinawa and the Pacific Islands. ” Keynote Address, “Aboriginal
Governance and Globalization Symposium,” University of Winnipeg, 31
January – 2 February 2008.
70. 「日本学術会議問題~生活の中から見た官僚大国日本」(Special Section:
“Citizenship restrictions”) 特別セッション「国籍条項」 Peace Studies
Association of Japan Autumn Conference, Jeju Island, Korea, 2007.11.
71. “What Color is Peace? Feeling and Exploring Peace with Popoki,” Peace
as a Global Language VI Kyoto University of Foreign Languages,
2007.10.27-28
72. International Society for Universal Dialogue (ISUD), The Seventh World
Congress in Hiroshima. June 1-5, 2007. Panel 5A “Popoki’s Peace
Project: Creating New Spaces for Peace.”
73. The XV International Congress of the International Society of Psychosomatic
Obstetrics and Gynecology, Symposium 19: Infection and the Female
Mental State, “If it is Dangerous, Why Do it? Gender and HIV/AIDS,”
Kyoto International Conference Center, 2007.5.16
74. “Performing Popoki: Building Paths to Peace with Popoki’s Peace Project”
(基調講演) ‘Peace as a Global Language 2006’ Keisen Women’s
University, Tokyo, 2006.9.22‐24
75. “Popoki’s Peace Lessons: Ideas and Experience from Popoki’s Peace
Project.” Pathways to Peace Conference, Jeju National University, Jeju
Island, Korea. 2006.8.24-27
76. “Violence Against Women after the Fiji Coups, ” International Peace
Research Association (Calgary) 2006.6.29-7.3
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77. “Building Paths to Peace, ”International Peace Research Association
(Calgary)
2006.6.29-7.3
78. 「ラウンドテーブル 平和研究の可能性」,(Round Table: Possibilities for
Peace Research) Peace Studies Association of Japan Spring Conference,
Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo, 2006.6.10-11
79. 「ポーポキ・ピース・プロジェクトについて:DVD『ポーポキのピース・メ
ッセージ』を使ってのワークショップ」 (Popoki Peace Project: Using
‘Popoki’s Peace Message’), Peace and Art Section, Peace Studies
Association of Japan Spring Conference, Meiji Gakuin University, Tokyo,
2006.6.10-11
80. 「『多様な性』の平和学」(“Diversity and Peace Research”) Sexual Minority
Teacher’s Network Seminar, Tokyo, 2005.8.14.
81. 「平和を阻む『日常』性-ナショナル/トランスナショナル・バイオレンス
にかかわる『ジェンダー』」(“Everyday things that threaten peace: Gender
and National/Transnational Violence). Peace Studies Association of Japan
Spring Conference, Okinawa University, Tokyo, 2003.6.21
82. 「ジェンダーの視点から見た安全保障」(“Looking at Security from a Gender
Perspective,) Intellectual Frontiers of Asian Studies, Security Students in
Globalizing Asia Conference, Okinawa, 2003.3.12-15
83. 「戦争体制において平和研究の可能性を探る」 (“Thinking about the
possibilities for Peace Research under War Systems”), Women, War,
Human Rights Studies Association Conference, 2002.11.19
84. 「もう一つの平和―日本における性的多様性の容認を考えて」(“Another
Peace: Sexual Minorities and Diversity”) Peace Studies Association of
Japan Kansai District Seminar, 2002.11.2
85. 「平和の文化をめざして―セクシュアル・マイノリティの視点から」
(“Seeking a Culture of Peace: Looking from the Perspective of Sexual
Minorities), Peace Studies Association of Japan Spring Conference, Sophia
University, Tokyo, 2002.6.8
86. “Governing the Commons? The Bluefin Tuna Debate, ” International
Seminar on "Globalization, Regionalization, and Governance," University
of Sheffield,2000.1.6-7
87. “Regional Cooperation, Regionalism and Security in the Pacific: Looking at
tuna fisheries,” “Geopolitics in the South Pacific: Regional Cooperation and
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Security,” Conference on Alternative Security Systems in the Asia-Pacific,
Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand, 27-30 March 1997
88. “Security, Women and Tuna: A Look at Fiji,” 5th Annual Women in
Development Conference: Globalization and Women's Responses ,
University of Pittsburgh, 16-18 March 1997.
89. “Regional Cooperation and Security in the Pacific: The Fisheries and
Nuclear- Free Regimes,” Japan, Asia-Pacific and Regionalism: Global and
regional Dynamics into the 21st Century, Kobe Institute, 13-14 March
1997.
90. “Security in the Context of our Daily Lives,” International Peace Research
Association, July, 1996.
91. 「ジェンダーと平和の課題―IPRA大会に参加して」(“Issues in Gender
and Peace: Reflections on the IPRA Conference, Peace Studies Association
of Japan, Autumn Conference 1996.11
92. Nuclear Free and Independent Pacific Conference, 13-19 December
1996, Suva, Fiji.
93. “Security in the Context of our Everyday Lives: Lessons from the Great
Hanshin Awaji Earthquake,” International Peace Research Association
Conference, Brisbane,Australia,13-19 July 1996.
94. “Regional Seas and Denuclearization: South Pacific,” Pacem in Maribus
(PIM) XXIII, Annual Conference of the International Ocean Institute,
IOC-Costa Rica Universidad Nacional, Puntarenas, Costa Rica, 3-7
December 1995.
95. “Nuclear Issues Yesterday and Today: Focusing on the South Pacific,”
Workshop, University of the South Pacific, Kiribati Campus, 27 July 1995.
Reports and Research Groups
1. Kobe University UNESCO Chair on Gender and Vulnerability in Disaster Risk
Reduction Support. International project with 4 international and one domestic
partner. Four years beginning in 2018. Chair-holder: Ronni Alexander
2. 「震災後の「今」と「明日」を表現する~ポーポキ友情物語活動を通しての創
造型コミュニケーション・スキルの開発」(Expressing ‘today’ and ‘tomorrow’
after disaster: Developing creative communication skills through the Popoki
Friendship Story Project). Grant received annually since 2014 from Kobe
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University Disaster Recovery Support and Disaster Research Office. Project leader:
Ronni Alexander
3. 「安全・安心をかたちにする~災害被災者のウェルビーイング向上と柔軟性
の高いインクルーシブな社会の構築に向けた情報伝達システムの開発」
(Giving shape to Being/Feeling Safe: Developing a system for information sharing
in order to support the well-being of disaster survivors and create a more flexible
and inclusive society). Three year project funded by Kobe University Social
Innovation Policy Center, 2017~2020. Project leader: Ronni Alexander
4. 「女性被災者の実感を活かした被災者支援の方法再構築」(Re-thinking
support for women disaster survivors using their experience). Three-year project
funded by MEXT, beginning 2018.4. Leader: Kaoru Honoki, Kobe University.
5. 「軍事被害を不可視化させる社会構造に関する総合的研究―沖糸県、本土、
太平洋諸島」(Comprehensive research about the social processes of making
military damage invisible: Okinawa Prefecture, Japanese mainland, Pacific Islands).
Five year project beginning in April 2017. Project leader: ASAI Shiho.
6. 「軍事化が島嶼に及ぼす影響の比較研究-琉球弧、グアム、マーシャル諸島」
(Comparative study of the impact of militarization on islands – focusing on Guam and
the Marshall Islands) 令和 2(2020)年度 基盤研究(B)(一般)研究代表:朝井志歩
愛媛大学・法文学部・准教授 Project leader: ASAI Shiho.
7. 「調査報告・提言書:未来ひょうご すべての子どもが輝くために~高校へ
の外国等の特別入学枠設置をもとめて~」(Survey Report & Policy
Suggestions: Hyogo tomorrow so that all children can shine: Working for the
establishment of special entrance procedures to high school for non-Japanese; in
Japanese), 外国人の子どもの未来を拓く教育プロジェクト (Education Project
to provide a future for non-Japanese children), 2015.
8. 「減災とジェンダー」 (Gender and disaster risk reduction). Three-year project
funded by MEXT, beginning 2014.4. Leader: Kaoru Honoki, Kobe University.
Book Reviews
Chung, Erin Aeran. Immigration and Citizenship in Japan (Japan Journal of
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Political Science Vol. 13 Part 4,2012.12)
From Election to Coup in Fiji: The 2006 Campaign and its Aftermath edited by
Jon Fraenkel and Stewart Firth. (ANU Press, Asia Pacific Press and IPS
Publications, 2007, pp.xxviii + 483, A$40.00 pb) Commonwealth and
Comparative Politics
鶴見和子・川田但志 『内発的発展論』 東京大学出版会 1989年『国際
学論集』No.23, 79-83 頁,1989. 7,
Translations
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る 廣田閲子」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
Testimony HIROTA Etsuko), Hiroshima Peace Museum and NET-GTAS
(Network of Translators for the Globalization of the Testimonies of Atomic
Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision, Autumn 2019.
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る 盆子原國彦」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
Testimony BONKOHARA Kunihiko), Hiroshima Peace Museum and
NET-GTAS (Network of Translators for the Globalization of the Testimonies
of Atomic Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision, Spring 2019.
「ヒロシマの証言 裵 基潤さん 被爆者は語る」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
Testimony BE Kiyun), Hiroshima Peace Museum and NET-GTAS (Network
of Translators for the Globalization of the Testimonies of Atomic Bomb
Survivors) Video translation supervision, Autumn 2018.
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る 小谷孝子」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
Testimony KOTANI Takako), Hiroshima Peace Museum and NET-GTAS
(Network of Translators for the Globalization of the Testimonies of Atomic
Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision, Spring 2018.
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る 笹森恵子」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
Testimony SASAMORI Shigeko), Hiroshima Peace Museum and
NET-GTAS (Network of Translators for the Globalization of the
Testimonies of Atomic Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision,
Autumn 2017.
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る ランメル好村幸」 (Hiroshima
Witness-Witness Testimony Sachi KOMURA RAMMEL), Hiroshima Peace
Museum and NET-GTAS (Network of Translators for the Globalization of
the Testimonies of Atomic Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision,
Spring 2017.
「ヒロシマの証言 被爆者は語る 居森清子」(Hiroshima Witness-Witness
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Testimony IMORI Kiyoko), Hiroshima Peace Museum and NET-GTAS
(Network of Translators for the Globalization of the Testimonies of Atomic
Bomb Survivors) Video translation supervision, Autumn 2016.
「森の缶詰」(The Cans of Forest Air) CHUJO Seiko, Epic, 2017.
『実のありある人生』 (A Fruitful Life)Epic 2009.3(TSURUDA Mari original
English, TAMURA Hiroshi translation, Alexander English & Japanese
Supervision)
「ピースマシンの旅 東京・ゲルニカ・重慶編」(DVD subtitles: “Peace Machine
Journey: Tokyo, Guernica, Chongqing”) 岩波 DVD ブック Peace Archives
東京・ゲルニカ・重慶 空襲から平和を考える』 岩波書店 2009 年 (字
幕スーパー)
「ピースマシンの旅 広島編」(DVD subtitles: “Peace Machine Journey:
Hiroshima/Nagasaki”)岩波 DVD ブック Peace Archives ヒロシマ・ナガサ
キ 岩波書店 2007 年 (字幕スーパー)
『核の20世紀』(The Nuclear Century) ,平和のアトリエ,1997年.(共訳)
「ピースマシンの旅」(DVD subtitles: “Peace Machine Journey)岩波 DVD ブッ
ク Peace Archives 国際平和ミュージアム 岩波書店 2005 年 (字幕ス
ーパー)
『すばらしい!地球』(Wonderful Earth!) ニック・バターウォース文 平和博物
館を創る会・平和のアトリエ 1993 年, (共訳)
『トラップ一家物語』(Trapp Family Book)ハンス・ヴィルハルム作 平和博物
館を創る会・平和のアトリエ 1990 年,2002 年 (共訳)
『大砲のなかのアヒル』(The Duck in the Gun) ジョイ・コウレイ作 平和博物
館を創る会・平和のアトリエ 1990 年 (共訳)
『銀座と戦争』(Ginza and the War) 平和博物館を創る会編 (対訳版の英訳) 平
和のアトリエ 1986
『アウシュヴィッツの記録』(A Pictorial Record of K.L. Auschwitz) 平和博物館
を創る会・平和のアトリエ編(対訳版の英訳) 三省堂 1985.
Newspaper columns
Kobe Newspaper, 7 times, 2005-2006
Asahi Newspaper, 15 times, 2002.4-2003.3
Others
Invited lectures: monthly or bimonthly since 2005
Newspaper articles/interviews: 35 times since 1993
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Recent interview: “Sexual Harassment is sex discrimination – talking with
Kobe University Prof. Ronni Alexander.” Tokyo Shimbun/Chunichi Shimbun
2018.5.12
‘Popoki News’: bilingual monthly newsletter, currently at Number 114 (2015.3).
Field Study Trips with Students and/or Popoki Peace Project Members
International Field Work/Summer course on gender and vulnerability:
Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia, 2018.9.9-22
International Field Work, Guam, 2017.9.6-15
International Field Work, Guam, 2013.9.8-17
Popoki in Otsuchi-cho (disaster support) at least twice annually since 2011
Popoki in Palestine 2009.8.3-10
HIV/AIDS Study Tour, Chiang Mai, Thailand 2006.9
Timor Leste Youth Peace Camp/Popoki in Timor Leste 2007.7.31-8.8
Global Kids Camp Kobe (Suntory & YMCA) 2007.8.19-23
Posters: 4 posters, commissioned by Hyogo Human Rights Institute Human
Rights Poster Exhibit. Displayed as exhibit, included in a book, (『世界人権
宣言』 やさしいから人なんです展パート20) and reprinted in their
journal, Hyogo Buraku Kaiho, Vols.129-132.
Awards
International Studies Association Peace Studies Section Distinguished
Scholar Award 2020.4
Kobe University Gender Equality Contribution Award, Kobe University
Gender Equality Office, 2012.11
Kobe YMCA 2006-2007 Volunteer Award (awarded for Popoki Peace
Activities), 2007.5.25
Live, Love Animals Award, NPO Knots, 2007.5.13 for DVD “Popoki’s
Peace Message”
DVD: “Popoki’s Peace Message” in Iwanami DVD Book Peace Archives
International Museum for Peace, Iwanami Publishers, 2005