JIU Josai International University
Visiting Associate Professor
job title
Visiting Associate Professor
Main subjects
Japan and Europe, Central European Society and Culture, Central European Studies, Central European Social Studies
Research Themes and Keywords
Japanese research on Ladakh and the Himalayas, Geopolitical and cultural ties. The Quad Alliance (Quadrilateral Security Dialogue). Cultural and People-to-People Exchanges between Ladakh and Japan: the role of soft power in strengthening bilateral relations. Trekking culture in Japan: Eco tourism and Conservation, Local Tourism initiatives
Final academic background/degree
Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem (Hungary) / Ph.D. in Geography and Earth Sciences
licence · Qualification
Junior and Senior High School Specialized Teaching License (Geography, History, Social Studies, Financial Education)
Affiliated academic society
Hungarian Geographical Society, Association of Teacher Researchers, Association of History Teachers in Hungary
Major achievements
Kiss-Csapó, G. (2020), Tradition and modernization Underground Kiadó, Budapest.
https://rukkola.hu/termek/hagyomany-es-modernizacio-ekonyv/
Kiss-Csapó, G. (2009). Autonomy and modernization issues in Ladakh. Kül-Világ (Journal of International Relations), 1, pp. 42-62.
https://kul-vilag.hu/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/kv-200901.pdf
Kiss-Csapó, G. (2009). How do people in Ladakh perceive modernization? Lessons from an interview study. Modern Geográfia, 4(3), pp. 1–26.
https://moderngeografia.eu/hu/hogyan-velekednek-ladakhban-a-modernizaciorol-egy-interju-vizsgalat-tanulsagai/
extracurricular activities
Mountaineer, High altitude trekking guide (the Himalayas: India, Bhutan, Nepal and Ladakh; the Caucasus and in the Middle East: Ararat, Damavand)