Akimichi Tomoya

アキミチトモヤ | Akimichi Tomoya

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Professor

Research field (4)： Aquaculture , Cultural anthropology and folklore , Environmental policy and society , Environmental impact assessment

Research keywords (6)：資源管理 , 環境保全 , 生態史 , Resource Management , Environmental Conservation , Ecological History

Research theme for competitive and other funds (10)：

2003 - 2008 サンゴ礁の撹乱と保全
2003 - 2008 Coral Reef Degradation and Conservation Enviroumental
2002 - 2007 空間の占有と共有
2002 - 2007 アジア・熱帯モンスーンにおける地域生態史
2002 - 2007 Territoriality and Commons in Human Spacing Activities

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Books (10)：

紛争の海-水産資源管理の人類学
人文書院 2002
野生生物と地域社会
昭和堂 2002
Troubled Sea - Anthropology of Fisheries Resource Management
Jinbun-Shoin 2002
Wildlife and Local Communities
Showadou 2002
なわばりの文化史
小学館 1999

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Works (2)：

天然資源利用の生態史
1999 - 2002
Eco-History on Natural Resorce Use
1999 - 2002

Education (4)：

- 1977 The University of Tokyo
- 1977 The University of Tokyo Graduate School, Faculty of science Department of Anthropology
- 1968 Kyoto University Faculty of Science
- 1968 Kyoto University Faculty of Science Department of Zoology

Professional career (2)：

理学修士 (東京大学)
理学博士 (東京大学)

Work history (5)：

1995 - 2002 National Museum of Ethnology
1995 - 2002 Professor, National Museum of Ethnology
2002 - - 総合地球環境学研究所教授
2002 - - Professor, Research Institute for Humanity,
and Nature

Committee career (8)：

2003 - 2005 生き物文化誌学会副会長
2003 - 2005 日本サンゴ礁学会評議員
2003 - 2005 日本オセアニア学会評議員
2003 - 2005 The Society of Biosophia Studies Vice-President
2003 - 2005 Japanese Society for Coral Reef Studies Director

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Awards (2)：

1998 - 大同生命地域研究奨励賞
1998 - Daido-Seimei Award for Area Study

Association Membership(s) (8)：

生き物文化誌学会 , 日本サンゴ礁学会 , 日本オセアニア学会 , ヒトと動物の関係学会 , The Society of Biosophia Studies , Japanese Society for Coral Reef Studies , Japanese Society for Oceanic Studies , Society if Human Animal Relationship

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