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ISHIKAWA RYOKO

Department / Course Ritsumeikan International

Title / Position Associate Professor

Academic background
1.	2001/04～2009/10	Doctorial Course │ Graduate School, Division of Politics │ Waseda University │ Completed Ph.D. (Politics)
2.	2001/08～2004/05	Master Course │ Duke University │ Completed Master of Arts
3.	1999/04～2001/03	Master Course │ Graduate School, Division of Politics │ Waseda University │ Completed Master (Politics)
4.	1995/04～1999/03	│ International Christian University │ Graduated Bachelor of Arts

Business career
1.	2013/04/01 ～	Associate Professor │ Ritsumeikan International │ Ritsumeikan University
2.	2012/04/01 ～ 2013/03/31	Assistant Professor │ │ Waseda University
3.	2010/05/01 ～ 2012/03/31	Associate Fellow │ Institute for Gender Studies │ Ochanomizu University

Research activities
1.		International Political Science Association

Present specialized field
Politics (Keyword：Political thought, cultural rights, multiculturalism, Canadian Studies)

Papers
1.	2016/03	Multiculturalism for Women? Implications of “Reasonable Accommodation” for Women in Minority Cultural Groups │ ISS Research Series: Culture, Identity and Citizenship in Japan and Canada │ (59),pp.70-76 (Sole-authored)

Others
1.	2023/08/02	Paul Kelly, Liberalism (2005) Japanese edition │ (Co-authored)
2.	2014/06	Peter Singer, The Life You Can Save │ (Co-authored)

Academic conference presentation
1.	2024/08/22	Cancelling a philospher in the study of political thought
2.	2022/07/22	Resisting the global English dominance: linguistic justice and women in Japan (International Feminist Journal of Politics - Asian Center for Women’s Studies, Ewha Womans University Hybrid Conference)
3.	2021/11/18	A Liberal Multicultural Alternative to Anglicisation: Examining Claims for Cultural Rights of the Majority in Japan (LA CITOYENNETÉ MULTICULTURELLE, 25 ANS APRÈS/Multicultural Citizenship, 25 years later)
4.	2021/09/11	Does institutionalising reasonable accommodation increase conscientious objections of medical professionals? (The 2021 EACME Conference)
5.	2021/07/11	Cultural Defence of the Entitled Majority? Linguistic Justice and Nationalist Anti-Anglicization Debate in Japan (IPSA 26th World Congress of Political Science)
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