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David Slater

スレイター デビッド | David Slater
Affiliation and department：
Sophia University Faculty of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts

About Sophia University Faculty of Liberal Arts, Department of Liberal Arts


Job title： Professor
Research field  (1)： Sociology
Research keywords  (16)： Refugees and displaced populations ,  Social class and capitalism ,  Migrants, migration and ethnic minorities in Japan ,  Japan, Tokyo, Tohoku ,  Social Justice ,  Race, racism ,  Disaster Studies ,  Semiotics ,  Cultural anthropology ,  Urban ethnography ,  Social Movements ,  Digital Humanities, Digital Social Sciences ,  Migrants ,  Labor ,  Digital Media ,  Youth Culture
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (8)：
  • 2022 - 2025 "Displaced Spiritualities;" Religious conviction among refugee asylum seekers in Tokyo
  • 2019 - 2023 Inequality and Precarity in International Comparison: Rethinking Social Polarisation in Japan and the UK from Global Perspective
  • 2018 - 2023 Creating a Multicultural Japan: Ethnographic Study and Digital Oral Interview Archive of Social Integration by Civic Institutions Supporting Recent Migrants in Kanto
  • 2020 - 2022 Refugee and New Immigrant Support
  • 2015 - 2018 被災者の口頭物語を通して建築コミュニティの復興力の分析
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Papers (35)：
  • David H. Slater, Patricia G. Steinhoff. Rejecting the Radical New Left: Transformations in Japanese Social Movements. SocietàMutamentoPolitica. 2024. 15. 29. 49-61
  • Christina Fukuoka, David H. Slater. Creating safe spaces, a sense of belonging and ‘ibasho’ for women refugees in Tokyo. Melbourne Asia Review. 2023
  • Lisa Onaga, Chelsea Szendi Schieder, Kristina Buhrman, Julia Mariko Jacoby, Kohta Juraku, David H. Slater, Anna Wiemann, Alexander Dekant, Stella Winter, Jacob Herzum, et al. Sources of Disaster: A Roundtable Discussion on New Epistemic Perspectives in Post-3.11 Japan. East Asian Science, Technology and Society. 2021. 15. 4. 482-496
  • David H. Slater. Reterritorialization of the Nuclear Village. Cultural Anthropology. 2021
  • David H. Slater. Introduction to 3.11 Politics in Disaster Japan: Ten Years Later. Cultural Anthropology. 2021
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MISC (1)：
  • David H. Slater, Rosa Barbaran. If the virus gets in, it will spread like wildfire. 2020
Books (26)：
  • Alternative Politics in Contemporary Japan: New Directions in Social Movements
    University of Hawaii Press 2024
  • Tell Me What Democracy Looks Like: Using Cultural Resources to Create Liberal Alternatives, in Alternative Politics in Contemporary Japan: New Directions in Social Movements
    University of Hawaii Press 2024
  • Introduction, in Alternative Politics in Contemporary Japan: New Directions in Social Movements
    University of Hawaii Press 2024
  • Understanding vulnerabilities virtually: Oral narrative research on a Syrian refugee amid the COVID-19 pandemic, in Research into Japanese society: Reflections from three projects involving students as researchers during the COVID-19 pandemic
    Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna 2023
  • Shifting perspectives under political stress: Interviewing Burmese students stranded in Japan, in Research into Japanese society: Reflections from three projects involving students as researchers during the COVID-19 pandemic
    Department of East Asian Studies, University of Vienna 2023
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Lectures and oral presentations  (58)：
  • Refugees in Social Movements
    (2024)
  • Refugees in Japan
    (2023)
  • Bait and Switch: Japan's Refugee Policy in Ukraine
    (Sophia Open Research Weeks 2022 2022)
  • Using Visual Data in Narrative Study
    (2022)
  • Hustle, abuse and making ends meet: work in Tokyo as a refugee asylum seeker
    (Waseda Institute of Asia-Pacific Studies Colloquium Series 2022)
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Works (2)：
  • Refugee Voices Japan
    David Slater, Ayano Soma, Christina Fukuoka 2020 -
  • Voices from Tohoku
    David Slater, Robin O'Day, Flavia Fulco, Love Kindstrand 2011 - 2018
Education (1)：
  • 1990 - 1997 University of Chicago Anthropology Education. Social Class
Professional career (3)：
  • B.A. (Vassar College)
  • M.A. (University of Chicago)
  • PH.D. (University of Chicago)
Work history (10)：
  • 2024/04 - 現在 The University of Tokyo Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies
  • 2023/04 - 現在 Hosei University GIS (Faculty of Global and Interdisciplinary Studies)
  • 1998/04/28 - 1999/03/31 National Institute of Multimedia Education Affiliated Researcher
  • 1995/04/01 - 1998/03/31 Waseda University Instructor
  • 1996/04/20 - Tokyo International University Instructor
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Association Membership(s) (5)：
American Anthropological Association ,  Association of Asian Studies ,  American Educational Research Association ,  Japanese Association of Cultural Anthropology ,  Anthropology of Japan in Japan (AJJ)
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