The Japan Foundation, New Delhi brings to you a series of lectures in conjunction with Japanese Studies Intensive Course, for aspiring students in the field of Japanese Studies in India. (See complete details of the course at http://www.jfindia.org.in/?event=japanese-studies-intensive-course) 

 

The Lectures will be open to all.

Topic   :  “Japanese Modern History” 

Date    : 31st January, 2013

Time   : 10:00 ~ 12:00

Venue : The Japan Foundation, New Delhi

 

Speaker : Prof. Ryoichi Tobe
                Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies

 

 

<Prof. Ryoichi TOBE’s CV>

Current Occupation 

Professor at International Research Center for Japanese Studies, Research Department

Education

  1971        B.A., Kyoto University

  1973        M.A., Kyoto University

  1992        Ph.D., Kyoto University

 

Professional Experience

 2009-        Professor, International Research Center for Japanese Studies

 1990-2009    Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan

 1980-1990    Associate Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan

 1976-1980    Assistant Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan

 

Specialized Fields

History of Modern Japan

 

Major Publications

 2010   Gaimusho-Kakushinha (Renovationist Group in the Foreign Ministry of Japan)

 2006   Nitchu Senso no Gunjiteki Tenkai (Military Development of the Sino-Japanese War, 1937-1945), co-edited.

 2005   Senryaku no Honshitsu (Essence of Strategy), co-authored

 1999   Nihon Rikugun to Chugoku (Imperial Japanese Army and China)

 1998   Gyakusetsu no Guntai (Army of Paradox)

 1993   Nihon no Kiro to Matsuoka Gaiko (Japan at the Crossroads and Matsuoka’s Diplomacy, 1940-1941), co-edited

 1991   Pisu-fira (Peace-Feelers in the Sino-Japanese War)

 1984   Shippai no Honshitsu (Essence of Failure), co-authored