last modified: October 16, 2007
SHOJI Hiroshi
Department of Social Research, Professor
Academic Qualifications:
B.A. Univ. of Helsinki 1977
M.A. Kansai Univ. of Foreign Studies 1980
B.A. Univ. of Helsinki 1977
M.A. Kansai Univ. of Foreign Studies 1980
Geographical Areas of Interest:
Baltic, Northern Europe, Qinghai (China), Japan
Baltic, Northern Europe, Qinghai (China), Japan
Ethnic Groups:
Estonian, Finn, Sami, Tu (Monguor)
Estonian, Finn, Sami, Tu (Monguor)
Discipline:
Language policy, minority languages, ethniccommunities, immigrant policy
Language policy, minority languages, ethniccommunities, immigrant policy
Publications:
2008 Is Japan a Multilingual Society? S. Yamashita, M. Makito, D.W. Haines and J.S. Eades (eds.) Transnational Migration in East Asia (Senri Ethnological Reports 77), pp. 103–111.
2007 Local Communities and the State: Changing with Immigrants. International Symposium March 26–28. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 24: 14. National Museum of Ethnology.
2004 Multiethnic Japan–Life and History of Immigrants. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 18: 12–13. National Museum of Ethnology.
2003 Multilingualization–A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness? In J. F. Kess et.al.(eds.) Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada, pp. 393–403. Victoria: Center for Asia-Pacipic Initiatives, Univ. of Victoria.
2003 Mother Tongue Education for Revitalising a Vigorous Language? The Case of Monguor, A Minority Language in China. In L. Huss, A. C. Grima and K. A. King (eds.) Transcending Monolingualism, pp. 277–291. Lisse, The Netherland: Swets & Zeitlinger.
2002 Multilingualization– A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness. Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada Conference, pp. 24–25, 22–24 August, 2002, Victoria: Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria.
2002 Globalization and Internal Border-crossing. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 14: 10–11. National Museum of Ethnology.
2001 Who Is to Define Language Endangerment? Abstracts of Linguistic Perspective on Endangered Languages–A SKY Symposium, 29 August–1 September, 2001, Linguistic Society of Finland, Helsinki. (http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/sky/endabs.htm)
2001 Transborder Studies at the National Museum of Ethnology Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 12: 1–2. National Museum of Ethnology.
1997 Language Policies and National Consciousness among the Northern Minorities. H. Shoji and J. Janhunen (eds.) Northern Minority Languages–Problems of Survival National Museum of Ethnology, pp.55–75.
1997 Northern Minority Languages–Problems of Survival. National Museum of Ethnology.
1996 Uralilaisten kielten prenominaalisten rakenteiden typologiaa. Kongressus Octavus Internationalis Fennougristarum Jyvaskyla pp.127–131, 10–15 August 1995. Jyvaskyla: Moderatores.
1993 Uhanalaiset kielet ja niiden suojelu. T. Salminen (ed.) Uralilaiset Kielet Tanaan, pp.38–45. Snellman-Instituutti Kuopio.
1990 Clause-Linking Function of Finnish Enclitics. L Jakab et al. (eds.) Congressus Septimus Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum 3B, pp.29–34. Debrecen.
1986 On the Development of a Quotation Particle in Cheremis and Votyak–A Special Use of the Verb of Saying in a Finite Form. The Journal of Intercultural Studies, Extra Series 1: 40-50. Kansai University of Foreign Studies Publication.
1980 Typology of Finnish Attributive Constructions Based on Participles. Uralica 5: 11–34. Uralic Society of Japan.
2008 Is Japan a Multilingual Society? S. Yamashita, M. Makito, D.W. Haines and J.S. Eades (eds.) Transnational Migration in East Asia (Senri Ethnological Reports 77), pp. 103–111.
2007 Local Communities and the State: Changing with Immigrants. International Symposium March 26–28. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 24: 14. National Museum of Ethnology.
2004 Multiethnic Japan–Life and History of Immigrants. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 18: 12–13. National Museum of Ethnology.
2003 Multilingualization–A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness? In J. F. Kess et.al.(eds.) Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada, pp. 393–403. Victoria: Center for Asia-Pacipic Initiatives, Univ. of Victoria.
2003 Mother Tongue Education for Revitalising a Vigorous Language? The Case of Monguor, A Minority Language in China. In L. Huss, A. C. Grima and K. A. King (eds.) Transcending Monolingualism, pp. 277–291. Lisse, The Netherland: Swets & Zeitlinger.
2002 Multilingualization– A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness. Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada Conference, pp. 24–25, 22–24 August, 2002, Victoria: Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria.
2002 Globalization and Internal Border-crossing. Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 14: 10–11. National Museum of Ethnology.
2001 Who Is to Define Language Endangerment? Abstracts of Linguistic Perspective on Endangered Languages–A SKY Symposium, 29 August–1 September, 2001, Linguistic Society of Finland, Helsinki. (http://www.ling.helsinki.fi/sky/endabs.htm)
2001 Transborder Studies at the National Museum of Ethnology Minpaku Anthropology Newsletter 12: 1–2. National Museum of Ethnology.
1997 Language Policies and National Consciousness among the Northern Minorities. H. Shoji and J. Janhunen (eds.) Northern Minority Languages–Problems of Survival National Museum of Ethnology, pp.55–75.
1997 Northern Minority Languages–Problems of Survival. National Museum of Ethnology.
1996 Uralilaisten kielten prenominaalisten rakenteiden typologiaa. Kongressus Octavus Internationalis Fennougristarum Jyvaskyla pp.127–131, 10–15 August 1995. Jyvaskyla: Moderatores.
1993 Uhanalaiset kielet ja niiden suojelu. T. Salminen (ed.) Uralilaiset Kielet Tanaan, pp.38–45. Snellman-Instituutti Kuopio.
1990 Clause-Linking Function of Finnish Enclitics. L Jakab et al. (eds.) Congressus Septimus Internationalis Fenno-Ugristarum 3B, pp.29–34. Debrecen.
1986 On the Development of a Quotation Particle in Cheremis and Votyak–A Special Use of the Verb of Saying in a Finite Form. The Journal of Intercultural Studies, Extra Series 1: 40-50. Kansai University of Foreign Studies Publication.
1980 Typology of Finnish Attributive Constructions Based on Participles. Uralica 5: 11–34. Uralic Society of Japan.
Presentations:
2007 “Is Japan a Multilingual Society?” Transnational Migration in East Asia: Japan in Comparative Focus, Minpaku International Symposium, Minpaku Transborder Anthropology Project, 31 May–1 June, 2007, the National Museum of Ethnology.
2007 (Panel Discussion with Nelson Graburn, Joy Hendry, and Hirochika Nakamaki.) “Taminzoku Nihon: Multiculturalism at Minpaku.” Japan Anthropology Workshop (JAWS), 17 March, 2007, University of Oslo.
2002 “Multilingualization: A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness.” Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada Conference, 22-24 August, Victoria: Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria.
2001 “Who Is to Define Language Endangerment?” Linguistic Perspectives on Endangered Languages, 29 August–1 September, 2001, the Linguistic Association of Finland.
2007 “Is Japan a Multilingual Society?” Transnational Migration in East Asia: Japan in Comparative Focus, Minpaku International Symposium, Minpaku Transborder Anthropology Project, 31 May–1 June, 2007, the National Museum of Ethnology.
2007 (Panel Discussion with Nelson Graburn, Joy Hendry, and Hirochika Nakamaki.) “Taminzoku Nihon: Multiculturalism at Minpaku.” Japan Anthropology Workshop (JAWS), 17 March, 2007, University of Oslo.
2002 “Multilingualization: A Breakthrough into Japanese Language Consciousness.” Changing Japanese Identities in Multicultural Canada Conference, 22-24 August, Victoria: Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria.
2001 “Who Is to Define Language Endangerment?” Linguistic Perspectives on Endangered Languages, 29 August–1 September, 2001, the Linguistic Association of Finland.
Exhibitions:
2004 “Multiethnic Japan—Life and History of Immigrants”, 25 March–15 June, 2004.
2004 “Multiethnic Japan—Life and History of Immigrants”, 25 March–15 June, 2004.