Faculty Information - COUSINS Elicia Mayuri

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COUSINS Elicia Mayuri
Department Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University Education Development and Learning Support Center

Position Associate Professor

■ Education

1.	2015/09～2021/08	Sociology, Northeastern University, Graduated, PhD
2.	2009/09～2013/06	Environmental Studies, Carleton College, Graduated, BA

■ Academic and professional experience

2021/09～2022/12

Clark University Visiting Assistant Professor of Sociology

■ Current specialized field

Sociology (Key Word：Environmental sociology, sociology of gender, science and technology studies)

■ Books and theses

1.	2024	Article	Strategic science performance and the illusion of consensus about Fukushima's health effects Science as Culture pp.1-23 (Single)
2.	2023	Article	Maternal responsibility and blame in technological disaster: Radiation risk management as gendered labor after Fukushima Gender, Place and Culture (Single)
3.	2023	Article	Understanding and communicating sociology through children's picture books: An adaptation of Maples and Taylor (2013) TRAILS: Teaching Resources and Innovations Library for Sociology (Single)
4.	2022	Article	Slow activism in third places: De-normalizing radiation and rebuilding ethical relations after Fukushima Environmental Sociology (Single)
5.	2021	Article	Mobilizing motherhood: The gendered burden of environmental protection Sociology Compass 15(5) (Single)
6.	2019	Article	Risky Business? Manufacturer and Retailer Action to Remove Per- and Polyfluorinated Chemicals From Consumer Products New Solutions: A Journal of Environmental and Occupational Health Policy 29(2),pp.242-265 (Collaboration)
7.	2018	Article	Reporting to parents on children’s exposures to asthma triggers in low-income and public housing, an interview-based case study of ethics, environmental literacy, individual action, and public health benefits Environmental Health 17(48) (Collaboration)
8.	2017	Article	Researcher and institutional review board perspectives on the benefits and challenges of reporting back biomonitoring and environmental exposure results Environmental Research 153,pp.140-149 (Collaboration)
9.	2016	Article	Temporary Refuge from Invisible Threats: Outdoor Evacuation Retreats for Children from Fukushima, Japan Toxic News (Single)
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■ Academic or professional association memberships

1.		American Sociological Association
2.		Society for the Social Studies of Science

■ External Researcher ID

orcID

0000-0003-2657-1947