Akira Iikura

IIKURA Akira

Professor (Comparative Culture Major)

area of expertise: International Politics, International Relations

Main subjects

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

Research theme/keyword

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

Final academic background/degree

International University Graduate School Master's Program / Dissertation Doctorate (Academic: Seigakuin University)

Affiliated academic society

Japan Association of International Relations, Military History Association

Major achievements

Single authors "History of World War I" (Chuokoron Shinsha, 2016), "Yellow Peril and the Japanese" (Chuokoron Shinsha, 2013), "Why was the strongest German army defeated in 1918" ( Bungeishunju, 2017), "Complete Caricatures of the Russo-Japanese War" Volumes 1 and 2 (Fuyo Shobo Publishing, 2010)

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Social contribution activities

Togane City Personal Information Protection Council Member, Togane Three Municipal Cleaning Association Personal Information Protection Council Member, Information Disclosure Review Committee Member

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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.