Volume 1
New Voices Volume 1 Published December, 2006 ISSN 2204-194X DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.21159/nv.01 © The Japan Foundation, Sydney, 2006
Volume 1 Publication Details
New Voices Volume 1
Volume 1 Foreword
This inaugural issue of New Voices seeks to support the work of early career researchers and postgraduate students in Japanese Studies and related fields. New Voices acts as a forum…
Volume 1 Introduction
When I have an event here [Japan] and I suspend a rock, the Japanese say: ah, Western influence. We never suspend rocks. Rocks belong on the ground. If I go…
NVJS13: A Note from the Series Editor
September 17, 2021: In this post, our Series Editor Elicia O’Reilly illuminates the ecosystem of #NVJS13, with a focus on connections between contributors, Australia-based scholars and broader organisational and institutional networks. Is your…
Thank You to Our #NVJS13 Guest Editor
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Introducing NVJS13, Our First-Ever Special Issue
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Disadvantage or Blessing in Disguise? Field Research in Japan during COVID-19
Swati Arora Jawaharlal Nehru University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8553-4620 Published September, 2021 Pages 73-81 DOI: https://doi.org/10.21159/nvjs.13.d-02 © The Japan Foundation, Sydney and Swati Arora, 2021 This work is licensed under a Creative Commons…
2021 New Voices Scholars Announced!
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Meet the NVJS 13 Guest Editor
June 9, 2021: We're delighted to introduce Dr Gwyn McClelland as the Guest Editor of our upcoming volume. Gwyn is a historian of Japan who completed his PhD at Monash…