Faculty Information - KOBAYASHI Makoto |

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KOBAYASHI Makoto

Department / Course

Tokyo Keizai University Communication Studies

Job Associate Professor

Business career
2019/04/01 ～	Associate Professor Tokyo Keizai University Communication Studies
2017/04/01 ～ 2019/03/31	Full-Time Lecturer Tokyo Keizai University Communication Studies

Degree/Academic background
2014/02 Degree Acquisition	Tokyo Metropolitan University
2005/04～2012/03	Doctoral Program (2nd Semester) Graduate School, Division of Humanities Tokyo Metropolitan University Expired with Credits Obtained
2005/03 Degree Acquisition	Tokyo Metropolitan University
2003/04～2005/03	Master Program Graduate School, Division of Social Sciences Tokyo Metropolitan University Finished
1999/04～2003/03	Faculty of Foreign Language Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Graduated

Reseach Areas
Cultural Anthropology, Social Anthropology

Book and thesis
2014/07	Books	A General World Environmental Chronology. (“Tuvalu”),pp.pp.808-810. (Co-authored)
2013/12	Papers	“Ensuring Human Security in “The Sea of Islands”: A Case Analysis of Tuvaluan Repatriate Migrants from Nauru and its Implication for an Adaptation Strategy against Sea-level Rise.” Galaxea, Journal of Coral Reef Studies Vol.15 (No. Supplement),pp.pp.396-399 (Sole-authored)
2012/03	Papers	Guido Carlo PIGLIASCO 2009 Intangible Cultural Property, Tangible Databases, Visible Debates: The Sawau Project. International Journal of Cultural Property 16: 255–272.,pp.43-61 (Co-authored)
2011	Papers	（Niko Besnier 2009 “Modernity, Cosmopolitanism, and the Emergence of Middle Classes in Tonga.” The Contemporary Pacific 21(2): 215–262,pp.51-85 (Co-authored)
2010/11	Papers	［書評］Besnier, Niko 2009 Gossip and the Everyday Production of Politics. Honolulu: Hawai‘i Press (36号),pp.pp.179-183 (Sole-authored)

Academic conference presentation
2020/09/16	Replanting, Responding, and Remembering: Shaping landscape on Kioa Island in Fiji (Anthropology and Geography: Dialogues Past, Present and Future. Royal Anthropological Institute. online conference.)
2019/07/03	“Let’s Go and See the ‘Sinking Islands’ of Tuvalu”: Climate Change, Disappearing Landscape, and Tourist Experience. (Asia Pacific Tourism Organization 2019 Annual Conference)