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J-GLOBAL ID：202101011928603348   Update date: Jan. 30, 2024

Karusigarira Ian

カルシガリラ イアン | Karusigarira Ian
Affiliation and department：
National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies

About National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies


Job title： Lecturer
Research field  (2)： Politics ,  Cultural anthropology and folklore
Research keywords  (6)： States and Regimes in Africa ,  Youth and Gerontology Studies ,  Relational Studies ,  Developing Economies ,  Contentious Politics ,  Political Sociology
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (1)：
  • 2022 - 2026 The T​ransformation of Sexuality, Marriage and Singlization: Reimagining of ​M​odern East African S​ocieties
Books (9)：
  • 「第7章 東アフリカにおける月経観とセクシュアリティ--ケニアとウガンダの事例から」
    京都:世界思想社 2022
  • Youths in Struggles: Unemployment, Politics, and Cultures in Contemporary Africa
    2021
  • 「境界」に現れる危機
    岩波書店 2021 ISBN:9784000270557
  • Contemporary Gender and Sexuality in Africa: African-Japanese Anthropological Approach
    Langaa RPCIG 2021 ISBN:9789956552726
  • A relational approach to Uganda’s state corruption as an organised crime: Decoupling analytical misconceptions on regime consolidation
    2021
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Lectures and oral presentations  (7)：
  • Diversifying Menstrual Hygiene Management Education in Uganda
    (Diversifying Menstrual Hygiene Management Education in Uganda 2022)
  • Repression in a Revolutionary Durability Mechanism: Explaining Revolutionary Culture in Uganda, (Panel session: Relational Approaches to Political Culture, Discourse, and Discursive Strategies)
    (Japan Association for Comparative Politics Research 2022)
  • Conceptualizing Civic-Public Culture: Explaining the Revolutionary Political Culture and Durability in Uganda
    (ASC-TUFS: Africa-Japan Graduate Students and Early Career Researchers Mentorship 2022)
  • Facing up to Contemporary Political Absolutism through History and Threats: Aesthetics, LGBTI+ and the Youth Movements in Uganda
    (ILCAA International Zoom Symposium: How Are Young People in Africa Thinking and Living? : Education, Unemployment, Aesthetics, Politics, and Singleness 2020)
  • Victims of Violence or Heroism? A Historical Analysis of Revolutionary Regime, Culture and Survival Apocalypse in Uganda
    (57th Annual Conference: Japan Association for African Studies (JAAS) 2020)
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