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Update date: Aug. 03, 2022
Abe David Kiyoshi
Abe David Kiyoshi
Research field (1)：
Applied anthropology
Research keywords (6)：
Accounting
, Applied Linguistics
, Asian American cultural history
, Transnationalism
, ethnographic research
, Anthropology
Research theme for competitive and other funds (3)：
2020 - 2023 Transnational immobile labor migrants confined on longline tuna fishing boats based out of Honolulu.
2015 - 2018 The Memories of the Japanese Nisei in the Kona Coffee Belt: Shinto Shrines Left Destroyed and National Identities Eternally Hidden
2014 - 2016 The Japanese Nisei of the Kona Coffee Farmers: Shinto Shrines Left Destroyed and Hidden National Identities
Papers (3)：
Su, J, Abe, D. Peer-reviewing. The effects of Symbolic Ethnic Identity on the Mosuo Community in Yunnan, China. Anthropology and Humanism. 2019
Abe, D, Imamura, M. The Destruction of a Religion and its Lingering Effects: Japanese Shintoism in Hawaii and the West Coast after the Attack on Pearl Harbor. Asian Anthropology. 2019. 18. 4
David Kiyoshi Abe. Fourth and Fifth Generation Japanese Americans: The Importance of Ethnicity and Religion in Their Identity. Nagoya Association for Multicultural Studies. 2011. 8. 8. 83-119
Books (1)：
Rural Isolation and the Dual Cultural Existence of the Japanese American Kona Coffee Community
Palgrave Macmillan 2017
Lectures and oral presentations (5)：
Global Science Campus Workshop
(Kanazawa University 2017)
The Japanese Nisei of the Kona Coffee Farmers: Shinto Shrines Left Destroyed and Hidden National Identities
(International Symposium on Culture, Arts, and Literature, National Chengchi University (Taiwan) 2015)
The Japanese Nisei of the Kona Coffee Farmers: National Identities
(Global Governance and the development of democracy 2015)
Japanese Buddhist Temple in Early Issei: A Case Study in the Kona Coffee Belt Japanese Community
(the Asian Conference on Asian Studies 2014)
American Domestic Policy: LGBT and Same Sex Marriage
(Fukui High School 2014)
Education (3)：
- 2013 Nagoya University Graduate School of International Development, Ph.D
- 2004 University of Southern Queensland Applied Linguistics, Master of Education
- 1989 University of Portland Bachelor of Business Administration
