Faculty Information

Specialization and related fields

Academic background

Business career

Belonging society

Book and thesis

Academic conference presentation

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CHIBA Yuko
Department Aoyama Gakuin University Department of Marketing, School of Business

Position Associate Professor

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Comprehensive English C&D, International Cultural Seminar I&II, Seminar on Business I, Seminar on Business II, Peace and Democratic Society I&II

■ Specialization and related fields

Ethnonational conflict and deeply divided society, Citizenship and diversity in Northern Ireland, Religious education and human rights

■ Academic background

1.	University of Tsukuba BA in International Relations
2.	University of London M.Res.in Political Science
3.	Ulster University Ph.D. in Social Sciences

■ Business career

1.	2003/10～2004/01	UNESCO Centre, Ulster University Research Assistant
2.	2009/10～2010/10	School of Law, Queen's University Belfast Research Fellow
3.	2011/06～2016/02	Japan Society for Rehabilitation of Persons with Disabilities Department of Planning and International Training
4.	2017/04～	Aoyama Gakuin University School of Business Department of Marketing Associate Professor

■ Belonging society

1.	2006/09～	Political Studies Association of Ireland
2.	2009～	Japan-Ireland Society
3.	2014/12～	Association for the Study of Ethnicity and Nationalism
4.	2023/06～	Japan Association for Language Education and Technology
5.	2023/06～	Japan Society for Disability Studies

■ Book and thesis

1.	Book	Government and Politics of Ireland, North and South Seventy Chapters on Ireland (Collaboration) 2019
2.	Book	The Catholic Church and Secularisation in Ireland Seventy Chapters on Ireland (Collaboration) 2019
3.	Article	Included in a divided society? School education for children with disabilities in Northern Ireland Eire (38) (Single) 2019
4.	Article	Opting out or opting in? Conscience clauses, minority belief communities and the possibility of inclusive Religious Education in Northern Ireland British Journal of Religious Education 35(3),pp.236-250 (Collaboration) 2013
5.	Article	Acculturation and religion in schools: the views of young people from minority belief backgrounds British Educational Research Journal 39(5),pp.907-924 (Collaboration) 2013
6.	Book	Case study 7: Religion, human rights law, and ‘opting out’ of religious education, in Woodhead, L. and Catto, R. (eds) Religion and Change in Modern Britain pp.322-326 (Collaboration) 2012
7.	Book	Chapter 11 Religious education and religious liberty: opt-outs and young people’s sense of belonging, in Hunter-Henin, M. (ed) Law, Religious Freedom and Education in Europe pp.229-250 (Collaboration) 2012
8.	Book	(Research Report) Opting Out of Religious Education: the Views of Young People from Minority Belief Backgrounds (Collaboration) 2010
9.	Article	Educational integration in a divided society: lived experiences of settled immigrants in Northern Ireland Translocations: Migration and Social Change 6(2) (Single) 2010
10.	Book	Religious education, opt-outs and freedom of religion in schools, in Emilianides, A. (ed) Welfare of the Child and Beliefs of the Parents: Blood Transfusion, Religious Education and Custody pp.120-128 (Collaboration) 2010
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■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2023/07/04	Belfast after 25 years of the Agreement (Public Lecture Series 2023, Japan-Ireland Society)
2.	2018/01	Decisively undecided - national identities in Northern Ireland (Organisation for Regional and Inter-Regional Studies, Waseda University)
3.	2012/06	Viewing N. Ireland from the perspectives of social minorities (Public Lecture Series 2012, Japan-Ireland Society)
4.	2010/11	RE in sectarian schools - a human rights perspective (Annual Conference 2010, Japan-Ireland Society)
5.	2010/10	Opt-outs: A sufficient means to protect religious liberty in schools? (Law, Religion and Education Conference)
6.	2010/09	Religious education and the right to opt out: lived experiences of minority belief youth (British Educational Research Association (BERA) Annual Main Conference)
7.	2010/04	Opting out of religious education: the views of young people from minority belief backgrounds (Welfare of the Child, Beliefs of the Parents Conference)
8.	2009/06	Nationalism and immigrant identities in Northern Ireland (ENQUIRE Postgraduate Conference - Migration: Theories, Methods and Everyday Lives)
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