Otani Junko

オオタニジュンコ | Otani Junko

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Professor
Homepage URL (2)： http://www.dma.jim.osaka-u.ac.jp/view?l=ja&u=5418 , http://www.dma.jim.osaka-u.ac.jp/view?l=en&u=5418

Research field (3)： Hygiene and public health (non-laboratory) , Sociology , Local studies

Research keywords (12)：中央アジア , 中国 , 社会調査研究方法 , 健康政策 , 社会学 , 社会開発 , 国際保健・人口学 , Research Methodology , Health Policy , Sociology , Social Development , International Health& Population

Research theme for competitive and other funds (16)：

2021 - 2025 Development of a training program including content specifically focusing on support activity for guardians by daycare facilities for children
2021 - 2024 Mixed Methods Research (MMR) in Health Sciences
2020 - 2023 A comparative seven-country study of policy frameworks and teacher training for comprehensive sexuality education based on human rights and gender equity
2022 - 2023 Women’s and children’s health and wellbeing following disaster: Toward a human-right-based recovering framework
2023 - WHO EviMaPS: Evidence Mapping of Psychosocial Supports project

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Papers (148)：

Yuxuan Yao, Junko Otani. An Alternative Perspective on Elderly Care Workers in East Asia: Exploring the Interplay Between Social Welfare and Personal Well-Being. Joint Congress on Global Health 2024 - the 39th Japan Association for Global Health. 2024
Gibbs, Lisa, Howard, Alexandra, Abrahams, Jonathan, Newnham, Elizabeth, Harada, Naoko, Otani, Junko, Cavaliere, Paola, Reifels, Lennar, Chavez, Katitza.Marincovic, Sozzi, Anna, et al. WHO Abstract: Evidence to improve mental health and psychosocial support (MHPSS) programmes and policies to mitigate the impacts of disasters. Australian Conference on Traumatic Stress, 7-9 November 2024. 2024
Junko Otani, Paola Cavaliere, Yixuan Wang, Yuki Shimamura. Response and Resilience in Global Asias: Toward a holistic disaster preparedness and response. AAS-in-Asia 2024, Yogyakarta, Indonesia, University of Gaja Mada. 2024
Paola Cavaliere, Junko Otani, Jing Li, Julia Gerster. Research Directions in Disaster Studies in Japan: Intersectionality at Work. Joint British East Asian Studies Conference. 2024
Yixuan WANG, Junko OTANI. The differing effectiveness of social capital in building disaster resilience between China and Japan. Osaka Human Sciences. 2024. 50. 15-33

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MISC (121)：

Michael J. Annear, Junko Otani, Joanna Sun. Experiences of Japanese aged care: the pursuit of optimal health and cultural engagement. AGE AND AGEING. 2016. 45. 6. 753-756
Social consequences of the 2010-2011 Canterbury earthquakes in New Zealand with special attention to the education sector. 2015. 23. 26p
大谷順子. 四川大地震における中国社会の復興対策の特徴と課題 (健やかでこころ豊かな社会をめざして) -- (被災高齢者の現状と課題に関する国際比較研究). 豊かな高齢社会の探究調査研究報告書. 2015. 23. 16p
Post-earthquake Reconstruction Policy Issues in Sichuan, China. 2014. 187. 4-19
Research on Uyghurs educated in Chinese in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region: a case study of Minkaohan in Urmuchi. China21. 2011. 34. 281-302

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Books (61)：

Reconstructing Resilient Communities after the Wenchuan Earthquake: Disaster Recovery in China
Lexington Books: Rowman & Littlefield 2023 ISBN:9781666937855
Child-rearing and Career development: family style in With/Post COVID-19
Kyushu University Press 2023 ISBN:9784798503530
Lessons learnt from the Sichuan Earthquakes in China
Kyushu University Press 2021
HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, "Encyclopedia of International Development", The Japan Society for International Development (ed.)
Maruzen 2018 ISBN:9784621303405
Community and Women in developing countries (8-18), "Encyclopedia of Community"
2017 ISBN:4861105382

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Lectures and oral presentations (37)：

A Critical Disaster Studies Approach to Japan: Research Directions
(Association for Asian Studies 2024)
Community-based opportunities to amplify the capacities of women and children in disaster contexts: a strength- based approach
(The 3rd Osaka University - University of Melbourne Joint Research Workshop 2024 “Community-based opportunities to amplify the capacities of women and children in disaster contexts: a strength- based approach”, Melbourne School of Population and Global Health 2024)
Noto Peninsula Earthquake, 1 Jan 2024; Two months on
(Osaka University - University of Melbourne Joint Research Workshop 2024: Community-based opportunities to amplify the capacities of women and children in disaster contexts: a strength based approach 2024)
Caregiving Expectations and Gender-Based Inequalities Experienced by Women during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan: An Analysis of Public Documents.
(International Symposium on Gender and Family Caregiving in East Asia Venue: Faculty of Arts, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 2023)
Women’s Care Burdens and Stress during the COVID-19 Pandemic in Japan
(The 17th International Conference of the European Association for Japanese Studies (EAJS) , Ghent Univ. Belgium, Transdisc_Gend_02: Gender role expectations and women’s anxieties in Japan 2023)

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Works (27)：

現代中央アジア地域における社会開発に関する調査研究
2011 -
三菱財団人文科学研究
2010 -
現代中央アジア地域における社会開発に関する調査研究
2010 -
三菱財団人文科学研究
2009 -
研究成果公開促進費学術図書『阪神大地震受災者的五年和高齡化社會-案例研究的創新性方法-』(中文版)出版
2009 -

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Education (3)：

Harvard School of Public Health MPH International Health
Harvard School of Public Health MS in Population Science
London School of Economics and Political Sciences (LSE) & LSHTM, PhD Social Policy and Administration, Health Policy

Professional career (3)：

Ph.D.
Master of Science in Population Science (MS)
Master of Public Health (MPH)

Work history (10)：

2020/05 - 現在 Friends of WHO(World Health Organization) Board Member
2019/04 - 現在 Osaka University Center for International Education and Exchange Professor
2015/04 - 現在 Osaka University Graduate School of Human Sciences Professor
2011/04 - 現在 Osaka University, Tekijuku Commemoration Center, Dutch Studies Professor
2011/02 - 現在 The Museum of Osaka University Professor

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