Faculty Information - TATEYAMA Hirokuni |

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TATEYAMA Hirokuni
Department Education Development and Learning Support Center

Position Associate Professor

■ Education

1.		〔Doctoral course〕, Department of Anthropology, University of British Columbia, Completed, Ph.D. in Anthropology
2.		〔Master degree program〕, 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, Anthropological Education at Pre-university Level)

■ 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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■ Research topic, funded research and KAKENHI

2021～

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

■ Qualification and licenses

1995/03

Teaching Certificate (Mathematics)

■ Educational ability

● Made textbook and teaching material
1.	2021/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2021
2.	2020/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2020
3.	2019/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2019
4.	2018/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2018
5.	2017/04	Teaching materials for "Study Skills and Academic Writing (J)" in AY2017
6.	2017/04	『APU Writing Manual』
7.	2016/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2016
8.	2015/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2015
9.	2014/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2014
10.	2014/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2014
11.	2013/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2013
12.	2013/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2013
13.	2012/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2012
14.	2012/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2012
15.	2011/10	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop II (J & E)" in AY2011
16.	2011/04	Teaching materials for "First-Year Student Workshop I (J)" in AY2011
17.	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