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Akira Iikura Akira Iikura

Akira Iikura

IIKURA Akira

Professor (Comparative Culture Major)

area of expertise: International Politics, International Relations

Main subjects

Comparative Cultural Research Guidance, Japanese Cultural Research (History) a

Research Themes and Keywords

World War I Research, Russo-Japanese War Research, Caricature Research

Final academic background/degree

Research School of International Relations, International University of Japan, Master's Program / Master's (International Relations) / Doctoral Thesis (Academic: Seigakuin University)

Affiliated academic society

Japan Association of International Relations, Military History Association

Major achievements

Iikura, Akira (2023) World War I and Japan's Participation, Yoshikawa Kobunkan.
Iikura, Akira (2017) Why Did the Strongest German Army Lose in 1918? Bungeishunju.
Iikura, Akira (2016) History of the First World War, Chuokoron-Shinsha.
Iikura, Akira (2013) The Yellow Peril and the Japanese. Chuokoron-Shinsha.
Iikura, Akira (2010) "Complete Collection of Caricatures from the Russo-Japanese War, Volumes 1 and 2" Fuyo Shobo Publishing.

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Social contribution activities

Chiba Commentator for TV broadcast "NEWS Ciba 930", Member of Togane City Personal Information Protection Council, Member of Personal Information Protection Council and Information Disclosure Review Board of Togane City and Three Other Municipalities Cleaning Association

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Choosing a topic is extremely important in a doctoral course. You will have a long relationship with the theme. I would like you to find an attractive theme and pursue it to become a leading expert in that field.