FUJII Shinichi
Staff Members
FUJII Shinichi
Assistant Professor
Department of Cross-Field Research
| Research Specialization | Cultural Anthropology, Peace Research, Oceanic Studies |
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| Individual Research Projects | Anthropological Research on Peace and Violence |
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Academic Qualifications
- Bachelor of Human Sciences, from Osaka University (2006)
- Master of Human Sciences, from Osaka University (2009)
- Ph.D in Human Sciences, from Osaka University (2019)
Research Specialization
Cultural Anthropology, Peace Research, Oceanic Studies
Current Research Topics
Anthropological Research on Peace and Violence
Research Keywords
peace, violence, conflict resolution, migration and evacuation, Solomon Islands
Selected Publications
| 2023 | The Way of Cutting the Chain of Violence: Culture of Conflict Management in Solomon Islands, Quarterly Journal of Ethnology 186: 4-11. (in Japanese) |
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| 2021 | An Ethnography of Peace Generated: “Ethnic Tension” and Ordinarity in the Solomon Islands . Suita: Osaka University Press. (in Japanese) |
| 2018 | Truth Commission and Indigenous Conflict Resolution in Solomon Islands: Strained Relations between Global and Local Norms on Statement Taking of Experiences under the Conflict, Japanese Journal of Cultural Anthropology 82(4): 509-525. (in Japanese) |
| 2017 | Escaping for Peace: How the Northeastern Guadalcanalese Responded to Two Wars, Tenri Bulletin of South Asian Studies 43: 1-19. (in Japanese) |
| 2015 | How Did Solomon Islanders Live with Conflict?: A Case Study of Daily Life in Northeastern Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, People and Culture in Oceania 30: 21-40. |