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SUZUKI Maya Faculty of International Relations Department of International Cultures（Graduate School of Asian Area Studies Asian Area Studies） Associate Professor

■ Present specialized field

Area studies, Sociology

■ Academic background

1.	～2001/03	Tokyo University of Foreign Studies Graduated
2.	2004/04～2012/03	Keio University Graduate School, Division of Sociology〔Doctoral course〕 Accomplished credits for doctoral program

■ Books and Papers

1.	Book	The Dynamics of Conflict and Peace in Contemporary South Asia: The State, Democracy and Social Movements (Routledge New Horizons in South Asian Studies) (Collaboration) 2020/12
2.	Book	Law and Democracy in Contemporary India Constitution, Contact Zone, and Performing Rights (Collaboration) 2019/01
3.	Paper	Securing Livelihood Entitlements and Space: A Case Study of Balmikis in Delhi (Single) 2021/02
4.	Paper	Nandita Das Special Lecture "Personal Life is Political: Women's Issues in Contemporary India" (Collaboration) 2020
5.	Paper	Examining Stigmatization of Leather Industry: By Focusing on the Labor Forms of Dalits and Buraku (Collaboration) 2020
6.	Paper	Gender and Ethnicity in Bangladesh: Life as a Rohingya Refugee (Collaboration) 2019
7.	Paper	Literary Intervention and Political Culture in South Asia (Collaboration) 2018
8.	Paper	Exclusivity rather than Inclusion: Dalit Assertion in Contemporary Urban India (Single) 2017/12
9.	Paper	Women's Work in South Asia in the Age of Neo-liberalism (Collaboration) 2017
10.	Paper	Indian Government Strategy against Caste Inequality: 'Liberating' Untouchables in the Context of Welfare Schemes (Single) 2010
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2021/12/19	Discussant (The 13th INDAS-South Asia International Conference, Populism, Diversity, and Enemies of the People)
2.	2021/12/04	Discussant (Online International Symposium, The Minority Issues in Asia: The Process for Multicultural Coexistence)
3.	2021/07/28	Diluted Dalit Rights and Justice in the Post-Mandal Era (The26th European Conference on South Asian Studies (ECSAS))
4.	2019/07/16	The Transnational Anti-caste Movement and the "Confused" Identity of the Dalit Diaspora in the UK (The 10th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS))
5.	2018/01/05	Contesting Justice and Dalit Rights in the Post-Ambedkar Era (International Symposium "Peaceful Development of South Asia")
6.	2017/04	Transnational Anti-caste Movement and identity in British Society (The 10th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS))
7.	2016/07	Law and Justice from the Bottom: The Public Interest Litigation Movement in Contemporary India (The Third ISA Forum of Sociology)
8.	2015/12	Exclusivity rather than Inclusion: Dalit Assertion in Contemporary Urban India (The 7th INDAS International Conference)
9.	2015/07	Transnational Social Movement, Worship and Identity: A Study of Anti-caste Movement Beyond India (The 9th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS))
10.	2014/07	Challenging Law and Justice from below: The Public Interest Litigation (PIL) Movement in the Dalit Community (The 18th International Sociological Association (ISA) World Congress of Sociology)
11.	2013/10	Revisiting Affirmative Action in Contemporary India (The 86th Annual Meeting of the Japan Sociological Society)
12.	2013/06	Quest for a Legendary Past, Empowerment and Today's Identity: The Balmiki Community in Delhi (The 8th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS))
13.	2009/08	"India's Shame"?: Issues of the Marginalized Untouchable Community (The 6th International Convention of Asia Scholars (ICAS))
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■ Department laboratory expense researcher number

30725180

■ E-Mail Address