The Hydrosphere
and
Socioeconomics
in Modern Asia
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research(S):
The Hydrosphere and Socioeconomics in Modern Asia - Exploring a New Regional History Using a Database and Spatial Analysis
People
This project comprises of two research units, historical database unit for historians and spatial analysis unit for hydrologists and meteorologists.
Keio University, Department of Economics, Lecturer
難波ちづる / Chizuru Namba
Research interests in this project
As a scholar of the history of French colonial governance of Indochina, Namba is interested in the colonial power’s perceptions and policies over natural environment.
Field of research
Chizuru Namba, Français et Japonais en Indochine(1940-1945) : Colonisation, propagande et rivalité culturelle, Paris, Karthala, 2012.
Namba has published both in French and in Japanese, including Français et Japonais en Indochine(1940-1945) : Colonisation, propagande et rivalité culturelle, Paris, Karthala, 2012; and “Hongoku kara sokoku he: Sengo furansu no indoshina fukki to zaifutsu betonamujin rōdōsha sōkan mondai nit suite” (Home country to mother country: Pre-war return of French to Indochina and sending home of Vietnamese laborers in France) Mita gakkai zasshi 108-2, 2015.
Bio
B.A. (1995) from Keio University. Ph.D. (History, 2006) from Lumiere Lyon 2 University. Before teaching at Keiyo University, Namba was post-doc fellow of Japanese Society of Promotion of Sciences (2006-2008).
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