Faculty Information - TATEYAMA Hirokuni

■ Education

1.		〔Doctorial Course〕, Department of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Completed, Ph.D. in Anthropology
2.		〔Master Course〕, Department of Anthropology, University of Nebraska - Lincoln, Completed, M.A. in Anthropology
3.		Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Education, Kumamoto University, Graduated, Bachelor of Education

■ Academic and professional experience

1.	2013/04～	Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Associate Professor
2.	2009/04～2013/03	Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Assistant Professor
3.	2006/11～2009/03	Embassy of Japan in Papua New Guinea

■ Message

Be active in utilizing and making the most of the unprecedented multicultural environment you have at APU. Unleash your potential and make your dreams come true!

■ Current specialized field

Cultural anthropology, Area studies (Key Word：Pacific Islands, Papua New Guinea, Politics of Culture, Social Change and Cultural Continuity, Globalization and Identity, Introduction of Anthropology into Secondary Education, Diversity & Inclusion in Higher Education)

■ Books and theses

1.	2016/12	Article	Ritual of Superiority: Tolai Tubuan Performance at the National Mask Festival in Papua New Guinea Journal de la Société des Océanistes (SCOPUS listed) 142-143,pp.21-36 (Single)
2.	2021/03	Article	The First-Year Seminar in the “With Corona” Era: A Case of Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Ritsumeikan Higher Educational Studies pp.179-195 (Collaboration)
3.	2014/03	Article	Diverse Global Education in Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Journal of the Japan Association for Developmental Education pp.29-36 (Collaboration)
4.	2013/03	Article	A Comparative Analysis of Student Assistant Systems in Universities in Japan and the United States Social System Studies pp.137-150 (Single)

■ Academic or professional association memberships

1.	2020/10～	The Japanese Society of Cultural Anthropology
2.	2010/03～	Pacific History Association
3.	2009/11～	Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies
4.	1999/12～	Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania

■ Conference presentations

1.	2017/11/12	Beyond the Climate Refugee: A Historical Analysis of the Relocation of the Carteret Islanders of Papua New Guinea (15th Asia Pacific Conference: Global Perspectives in Changing Local Landscapes (Beppu, Japan))
2.	2016/06/18	Ritual of Superiority: Tolai Tubuan Performance at the National Mask Festival in Papua New Guinea (12th International Small Islands Cultures Conference (Naha, Japan))
3.	2016/01/26	Cultural Festival as Performative Event: The Case of the National Mask Festival in Papua New Guinea (RCAPS Current Research Seminar)
4.	2014/12/03	Remembering the Self-Reliant Self: Agency and Reflexivity in the Relocation of the Carteret Islanders of Papua New Guinea (Pacific History Association Conference 2014 (Taipei & Taitung, Taiwan))
5.	2012/12/07	Recovering Agency among "Climate Refugees": A Historical Analysis of the Relocation of the Carteret Islanders of Papua New Guinea (Pacific History Association Conference 2012 (Wellington, New Zealand))
6.	2011/07/21	Understanding ‘Climate Change Refugees’: A Historical Analysis of the Resettlement of the Carteret Islanders of Papua New Guinea (Third International Conference on Climate Change: Impacts and Responses (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil))
7.	2010/01/20	Secret Societies as Evidence for a More Primitive Race than Polynesians: Discourse and Praxis on the Dukduk in New Britain, 1875-1914 (International Conference "Race, Encounters, and the Constitution of Human Difference in Oceania" (Canberra, Australia))
8.	2006/04	Cultural Tourism among the Tolai of Papua New Guinea (Annual Meeting of the Society for Applied Anthropology (Vancouver, Canada))
9.	2005/04	The Politics of Ritual: Religious Rivalries and Identity Negotiation among the Tolai of Papua New Guinea (Biannual Meeting of the Society for the Anthropology of Religion (Vancouver, Canada))
10.	2000/04	On the “Invention” of Tradition in the Pacific (Annual Meeting of the Association for Social Anthropology in Oceania (Vancouver, Canada))
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■ Works

1.

2022/11/18

D&I Initiatives for Students at Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University (APU)

■ Research topic, funded research and KAKENHI

1.

2021～

Fundamental Research on the Introduction of Cultural Anthropology into High School Education (Key Word : )

■ Qualification and licenses

1.

1995/03

Teaching Certificate (Mathematics)

■ Educational ability

● Made textbook and teaching material
1.	2022/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2022
2.	2021/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2021
3.	2020/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2020
4.	2019/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2019
5.	2018/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2018
6.	2017/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2017
7.	2017/04	『APU Writing Manual』
8.	2016/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2016
9.	2015/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2015
10.	2014/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2014
11.	2014/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2014
12.	2013/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2013
13.	2013/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2013
14.	2012/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2012
15.	2012/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2012
16.	2011/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2011
17.	2011/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2011
18.	2010/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2010
● Matter that should be mentioned specially in others educational activity
1.	2010/02/12	Attendance at the 29th Annual Conference on the First-Year Experience (Denver , Colorado)
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■ E-Mail address

■ JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number

00550394

■ Researchmap researcher code

6000015714