Staff within the Department of Modern Languages who lecture/carry out research in Japanese Studies

Mrs Suzuko Anai

MA (University of Essex)
Subject Specialisation : e-Learning and developing Japanese e-learning materials.
http://ah.brookes.ac.uk/staff/details/anai/

Ms Kumiko Helliwell

BA (Kyoritsu Women's)
Subject Specialisation: Japanese language (Senior Lecturer)
http://ah.brookes.ac.uk/staff/details/helliwell/

Ms Yoko Ono-Revidon

MA (Coleraine, Cork )
Subject Specialisation: Film Studies (Japan Foundation Lecturer)
http://ah.brookes.ac.uk/staff/details/ono/

Staff who lecture/carry out research in Japanese Studies but are not in the Department of Modern Languages

Please also visit: http://ssl.brookes.ac.uk/JIG/ejrc/ejrc_home.htm

Dr Kuniko Ashizawa
PhD (Tufts)

Subject Specialisation: International relations

Ms Catherine Atheron

Subject Specialisation: Arts and Politics in Japan

Professor Meryll Dean

Subject Specialisation: Japanese Law

Mr Miles Dodd
MA (Oxford)

Subject Specialisation: Japanese Business and Management

Professor R. Joy Hendry
BSc, BLitt, DPhil (Oxford)

Subject Specialisation: Social anthropology: family, marriage, socialisation, politeness & cultural display (Professor, Department of Anthropology)

Dr William Kelly
DPhil (Oxon)

Subject Specialisation: Leisure, popular culture and popular culture industries in Japan

Mr Andrew Kilmister
MPhil, (DPhil in progress, Oxford)

Subject Specialisation: Economics of East Asia and Eastern Europe; monetary theory (Senior Lecturer, School of Business )

Dr Peter Wynn Kirby
DPhil (Cambridge)

Subject Specialisation : Analysis of environmental thought and social action in Japan

Dr L. Matsunaga
BSc , MA , PhD (London)

Subject Specialisation: Social Anthropology: religion, gender, the workplace, the Japanese Community outside Japan (Lecturer, Department of Anthropology, sponsored by the Japan Foundation)

Dr James Roberson

Subject Specialisation: Ethnographic studies

Dr Mitch Sedgwick
BA, MPhil, PhD

Subject Specialisation: Japanese management practices, especially in companies abroad such as in France and Thailand (Senior Research Fellow, Business School )

Dr Keiko Tanaka

There are two Subject Librarians in charge of Japanese materials:

Joanna Cooksie (Humanities and Languages) and Nicola Barnard (Social Sciences).

Tel: 01865 483138

There is not a specific section devoted to Japanese within the library, i.e. the books are integrated into the general collection and therefore, it is not possible to isolate the number of Japan-related books. Expenditure is also made on a school-by-school basis. The library subscribes to 11 Japan-related journals in English and three in Japanese. The library participates in the interlibrary loan network and it is open to the general public for reference purposes. The library has, via the university computer network, access to a wider range of databases and other information.