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Religious and Social Factors in US–Japan Relations
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Leader | Koji Murata, Professor / Dean of Faculty of Law, Doshisha University |
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Researcher | Katushiro Kohara, Professor of School of Theology/ Director of CISMOR, Doshisha University , Keiko Ikeda,Professor of Graduate School of Global Studies/ Director of International Institute of American Studies, Doshisha University , Takashi Terada,Professor of Faculty of Law, Doshisha University , Kunihiko Miyake,Research Director, The Canon Institute for Global Studies/ Visiting researcher of CISMOR |
Term | July 2012 - March 2013 |
Research Outline | Enjoying a strong track record for attracting competitive research funds, including the government-sponsored Century of Excellence (COE) or “Strategic Research Foundation Grant-aided Project for Private Universities” grants, the Center for Interdisciplinary Study of Monotheistic Religions, Doshisha University, has established itself as a unique research hub with a focus on themes linking US global strategy and monotheistic religions over the past decade. Built on the research outcomes at the Center, this new project aims to explore the significant roles played by religious and social factors in the development of US–Japan relations. |
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