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| Yoshiaki Furuzawa's Official Website (in English) |
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Yoshiaki (Yoshi) Furuzawa is Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution at the Hiroshima City University (Japan).
He works on issues of peacebuilding in post-conflict and transitional societies
such as security sector reform and collective memory. Trained as a peace
and conflict studies scholar, he has conducted a field research in countries
like Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Tanzania, Cambodia,
Philippines (Mindanao), and Guyana (South America). He received his Ph.D
from Hiroshima University (Japan), M.A. in Conflict Resolution from University
of Bradofrd (UK), and B.A. in International Relations from University of
Tsukuba (Japan).
Currently, he is a Co-chair of the African Studies Section of the Peace
Studies Association of Japan. Previously, he was Assistant Professor at
Kansai Gaidai University (Japan: 2011-13), Deputy Secretary General (2011-2015)
and the Board Member (2018-2019) of the Japan Association for Human Security
Studies, Program Officer of the Hiroshima Peacebuilders Center (2014-2015),
and a visiting research fellow at the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies,
University of St. Andrews (UK: Jan-Apr 2010)
His publications are mostly in Japanese, but some are in English. You can
find his brief on-line CV at the following link: http://researchmap.jp/yfuru/?lang=english
He teaches classes at the Faculty of International Studies (undergraduate)
and at the Graduate School of International Studies (both MA and PhD),
Hiroshima City University.
Starting from April 2018, he is taking both MA and PhD students for the
Graduate School of International Studies.
Contact Details
Yoshiaki Furuzawa
E-mail: yfuru (at) hiroshima-cu.ac.jp
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