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Asahiko HANZAWA |
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Birth Date
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11 October, 1963 |
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Institution
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Hokkaido University |
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Department
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Graduate School of Law |
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Position
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Lecturer |
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Current Specialization
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1996-2001
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St. Antony's College, University of Oxford
Thesis:
"An Invisible Surrender: The United Nations and the End of the British Empire, 1956-1963"
Supervisors:
John G. Darwin (Nuffield College, University of Oxford)
Neil S. MacFarlane (St. Anne's College, Director of the Centre for International Studies, University of Oxford) |
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Doctoral Course (completed)
Western History, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo |
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1989-1991
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M.A. Western History
Western History, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, University of Tokyo
Thesis:
"Postwar Anglo-American Relations and the Formation of NATO, 1945-1949"
Supervisors: Prof. Yoichi Kibata, Prof. Seiji Kimura |
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1983-1989
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B.A. Western History
Western History, Faculty of Letters, University of Tokyo
Thesis:
"Postwar Anglo-American Relations and the Military Base Question, 1945-1947" |
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1979-1983
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Senior High School
Kunitachi Senior High School, Kunitachi, Tokyo
(1980-1981, Netherhall School, Cambridge, UK) |
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2000-2001
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Scholarship from the Matsushita International Foundation |
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1999-2000
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Beit Fund for Commonwealth Studies |
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1996-1999
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John Swire Centenary Scholarship (selected as the only recipient from Japan) |
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1996-1999
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various research/travel grants from: the Cyril Foster and Related Funds, the Centre for International Studies, Social Studies Centre; Graduate Studies Fund, Modern History Faculty; Carr and Stahl Fund, St.Antony's College. (University of Oxford) |
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1991-1994
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Japan Ikuei-kai Scholarship |
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| Academic Experience |
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February 1997
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a presentation paper,"Competitive Coalition ? Issues of Anglo-American Relations 1961-1963"
at the Modern History Faculty, University of Oxford |
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May 1996
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a presentation paper, "European Empires and the NATO Formation, 1945-1949"
at the Annual Conference of the Japan European History Association (at Waseda University, Tokyo) |
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June 1991
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a presentation paper, "Anglo-American Relations and the Origins of the NATO Pact -- Global Dimensions, 1945-1948"
at the Gendaishi Kenkyu-kai (the Society for Contemporary History) |
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May 1998
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worked as a translator for a group of Japanese journalists (Asahi, Mainichi, Yomiuri, Nikkei) who conducted research on the 'devolution' issue in England, Wales and Scotland. |
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1997
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have periodically taught International Relations, International Relations in East Asia, Asian Modern History, Post-war International History, Modern World History, Modern Japanese History, Advanced English Composition, Studying Abroad (in English) as a special lecturer at the Scientific Education Group (SEG), Shinjuku, Tokyo at high school and university undergraduate level. |
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1997
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a translation of an article on Japanese contemporary music for strings by Kazushi Ishida (from Japanese to English).The Strad (August 1997, Orpheus Publications, London) |
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1991-1996
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regularly gave highly popular English classes at the Scientific Education Group (SEG), Shinjuku, Tokyo, and Sunyu Preparation School, Ikebukuro, Tokyo. |
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"The United Nations and the Disappearance of the British Empire, 1960-1963"
Kokusai Seiji (Journal of International Relations) Vol.126 (Feb. 2001) |
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"The End of the British Empire: the UN Anti-colonial Resolution of 1960"
Oxford International Review Vol.10-2 (winter 2000) |
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"The United Nations and the End of the British Empire: The Impact of the Sharpville Incident in the Union of South Africa in March 1960"
Gendaishi Kenkyu (Journal of Contemporary History) Vol.45 (1999) |
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22 entries for the Sekaishi Jiten (Dictionary of World History), Kadokawa Shoten (forthcoming) |
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