Research Staff
Research staff are full-time researchers of ILCAA. They conduct their own individual researches and are responsible for organizing and conducting collaborative research projects with researchers outside of ILCAA; they have an obligation to connect researchers within Japan and also with those outside Japan.
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Professors
- Information Resources Center, Professor
- IIZUKA, Masato
- Islamic Studies, Middle Eastern Studies
- Information Resources Center, Professor
- ODA, Jun’ichi
- Bibliometrics
- Politics and Culture Unit, Professor
- KURIHARA, Hirohide
- Contemporary Vietnamese History
- Politics and Culture Unit, Professor
- DANIELS, Christian Ashley
- History of the Tay Cultural Area
- Field Science Center, Professor
- KUROKI, Hidemitsu
- Area Studies of the Middle East/ Modern History of the Arab East
- Written and Oral Corpus Unit, Professor
- SHIBANO, Kohji
- Multimedia Database Systems, Multi Lingual Information Processing, Computer Assisted Language Learning
- Field Science Center, Professor
- TAKASHIMA, Jun
- History of Religions, Hinduism; Computer-aided text analysis
- Information Resources Strategy Unit, Professor
- NAKAMI, Tatsuo
- International Relations in East and Inner Asia
- Information Resources Center, Professor
- NAKAYAMA, Toshihide
- Wakashan languages (North American Pacific Northwest Coast); morphosyntax; linguistic typology
- Field Science Center, Professor
- NISHII, Ryoko
- Anthropology of Mainland Southeast Asia
- Field Linguistics Unit, Professor
- HIEDA, Osamu
- Studies of African Languages
- Field Science Center, Professor
- FUKAZAWA, Hideo
- Social Anthropology of the Malagasy Speech Communities in the Indian Ocean
- Field Science Center, Professor
- MAJIMA, Ichiro
- West African Anthropology
- Information Resources Strategy Unit, Professor
- MACHIDA, Kazuhiko
- Indo-Aryan Languages, Grammatological Informatics
- Culture Dynamics Unit, Professor
- MIO, Yuko
- East Asian Anthropology
- Written and Oral Corpus Unit, Professor
- MINEGISHI, Makoto
- Linguistic typology of South and Southeast Asian Languages
- Written and Oral Corpus Unit, Professor
- MIYAZAKI, Koji
- Anthropology of Austronesian Societies
Associate Professors
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- ARAKAWA, Shintaro
- Tangut Language and its Philology
- Politics and Culture Unit, Associate Professor
- ISHIKAWA, Hiroki
- History of Sub-Saharan Africa
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- ITO, Chiyuki
- Phonology, Middle Korean, Ancient Chinese
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- OTA, Nobuhiro
- History of South Asia
- Information Resources Center, Associate Professor
- KAWAI, Kaori
- Anthropology, East African Pastoralism
- Field Linguistics Unit, Associate Professor
- KUREBITO, Tokusu
- Chukchi Language
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- KONDO, Nobuaki
- History of Modern Iran
- Information Resources Center, Associate Professor
- SAWADA, Hideo
- Description of Burmish minority languages; Study of the systems of Indic scripts in Mainland Southeast Asia
- Culture Dynamics Unit, Associate Professor
- SHIINO, Wakana
- Social Anthropology, Ethnography of East Africa
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- SHIOHARA, Asako
- Linguistics, Languages in Indonesia
- Information Resources Strategy Unit, Associate Professor
- HAFNER (SUEYASU), Arnd Helmut
- Sociology of Law, Chinese Legal History, Chinese Paleography
- Information Resources Center, Associate Professor
- TAKAMATSU, Yoichi
- Ottoman history, diplomatics, archival science
- Field Science Center, Associate Professor
- TOKORO, Ikuya
- Anthropology of South-East Asian Islanders
- Information Resources Center, Associate Professor
- HOSHI, Izumi
- Linguistics of Tibetan Area
- Information Resources Center, Associate Professor
- WATANABE, Honoré
- Salishan languages
Assistant Professors
- Field Science Center, Assistant Professor
- KARIYA, Kota
- West African Area Studies
- Information Resources Center, Assistant Professor
- NISHIKIDA, Aiko
- Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Middle-Eastern Area Studies, Refugee Studies
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