Faculty Information - TAZAKI Ikuko | Daito Bunka University

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TAZAKI Ikuko

Department Daito Bunka University Faculty of International Relations Department of International Cultures

Job Lecturer

Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research Reseacher number
00760711

Present specialized field
cultural anthropology, area studies

Main Subject
Anthropology, Thai language, Minoritys' cultures, Policy Economy and Society of Japan

Academic background
1.	2000/04～2004/03	Faculty of Agriculture Kyoto University Graduated
2.	2004/04～2006/03	Master Graduate School, Division of Agriculture Kyoto University Finished Master of Agriculture
3.	2007/04～2012/03	Doctorial Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies Kyoto University Expired with Credits Obtained Ph.D. in Area Studies
4.	2007/04～2012/03	Graduate School of Asian and African Area Studies Kyoto University Ph.D. in Area Studies

Business career
1.	2018/04 ～	Lectuere Daito Bunka University Faculty of International Relations

Books and Papers
1.	Papers	Historical Transformation of Baptist Missionary and its Relation to Development Project in Northern Thailand: a Case Study of Karen in Bo Keao Parish. ANNUAL MEMOIRS OF THE OTANI UNIVERSITY SHIN BUDDHIST COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 37,pp.1-27 (Sole-authored) 2020/03
2.	Papers	Multidisciplinary studies on accepting and forming religious languages ANNUAL MEMOIRS OF THE OTANI UNIVERSITY SHIN BUDDHIST COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH INSTITUTE 37,pp.53-76 (Co-authored) 2020/03
3.	Papers	Changing Labor Allocations and Formation of New Socio-economic Relationships under the Influence of Strawberry Cropping among the Karen in Northern Thailand.,pp.33-66 (Sole-authored) 2018/07
4.	Papers	Changing the Karen's Idea of Reciprocity and Involution of Community Development: under the Influence of Protestantism and Cash Cropping in Thailand working paper (Sole-authored) 2018/03
5.	Books	Dynamics of Karen Rice Farming in Northern Thailand: Rethinking the Relationship between Subsistence Self-Sufficiency and Involvement in the Market Economy. Malcolm F. Cairns ed. Continuing to Listen to the Subaltern Voices of Shifting Cultivators: Farmer Innovations and Best Practices in the Asia-Pacific Region. (Sole-authored)
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2017/12/17	Changing Karen's idea of reciprocity and involution of community development. under the influence of Protestantism and cash cropping in Thailand. (SEASIA conference 2017)
2.	2017/07/16	Dynamics of Religious Practice and Socio-Economic Activities among the Protestant Karen in Northern Thailand. (13th International Conference on Thai Studies)
3.	2014/04/24	Forming New Work Ethic among Karen in Northern Thailand: Effects of Baptist Mission and Strawberry Cropping. (12th International Conference on Thai Studies)
4.	2012/02/24	The idealization of rural life in Thailand and its impact on the Karen society. (Emerging Approaches to Understanding Gender-based Knowledge and Techniques in Africa.)
5.	2008/08/06	What does the commodity crop production of Karen mean for Karen People and Thai society?

Research topic, funded research, and Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research
1.	2017/04 ～ 2019/03	Basic Research on minorities and Christianity in Mainland of Southeast Asia through Renard's Collection International Joint Research