Sustaining and Diversifying Japanese Studies - Dyron Dabney, Patricia Maclachlan, and Leonard Schoppa

Update: 2016-04-26

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A discussion at the 2016 Association for Asian Studies conference with Prof. Dyron Dabney (Albion College), Prof. Patricia Maclachlan (University of Texas, Austin), and Prof. Leonard Schoppa (University of Virginia) about the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for the field of Japanese Studies. Thanks to the Japan-U.S. Friendship Commission for organizing the panel that inspired this podcast!

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Sustaining and Diversifying Japanese Studies - Dyron Dabney, Patricia Maclachlan, and Leonard Schoppa

Center for Japanese Studies

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Sustaining and Diversifying Japanese Studies - Dyron Dabney, Patricia Maclachlan, and Leonard Schoppa

Center for Japanese Studies

Sustaining and Diversifying Japanese Studies - Dyron Dabney, Patricia Maclachlan, and Leonard Schoppa