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Handbooks on Japanese Studies
Discipline:Aziëstudies
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The Handbook on Japanese Studies series focuses on the broad field of Japanese Studies, aimed at the worldwide English language scholarly market, to be published in English. The aim is to publish an average of six such volumes per annum initially. Each Handbook will contain an average of 20 newly written contributions (not exceeding about 8,000 words each) on various aspects of the topic, which together will comprise an up-to-date survey of use to scholars and students. The focus will be on Humanities and Social Sciences.
Handbook of Sport and Japan
H. Macnaughtan, Verity Postlethwaite (red.)
Teaching Japan: A Handbook
Ioannis Gaitanidis, Gregory Poole (red.)
Handbook of Japanese Public Administration and Bureaucracy
Mieko Nakabayashi, Hideaki Tanaka (red.)
Handbook of Japanese Security
Leszek Buszynski (red.)
Handbook of Japan’s Environmental Law, Policy and Politics
Hiroshi Ohta (red.)
Handbook of Japan-Russia Relations
Kazuhiko Togo, Dmitry Streltsov (red.)
The Annotated Constitution of Japan
Colin Jones (red.)
Reconsidering Postwar Japanese History
Simon Avenell (red.)
Handbook of Environmental History in Japan
Fujihara Tatsushi (red.)
Handbook of Modern and Contemporary Japanese Women Writers
Rebecca Copeland (red.)
Handbook of Japanese Christian Writers
Mark Williams, Van Gessel, Yamane Michihiro (red.)
Handbook of Japanese Media and Popular Culture in Transition
Forum Mithani, Griseldis Kirsch (red.)
Handbook of Confucianism in Modern Japan
Shaun O'Dwyer (red.)
Handbook of Higher Education in Japan
Paul Snowden (red.)