Faculty Information

Specialization and related fields

Business career

Winning science prize

Official position and committee in Univ.

Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense

Committee and society

Book and thesis

Lecturer and lecture

Academic conference presentation

（Last updated : 2024-03-30 11:51:27）

SUEDA Kiyoko
Department Aoyama Gakuin University Department of International Communication, School of International Politics, Economics and Communication

Position Professor

■ Specialization and related fields

Foreign language education, Sociology, Social psychology (Key Word：Intercultural Communication)

■ Business career

1.	1998/04～2004/03	Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication
2.	2004/04～2006/03	Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Professor
3.	2006/04～	Aoyama Gakuin University School of International Politics, Economics and Communication Department of International Communication Professor

■ Winning science prize

1.	2012/06	Communication Association of Japan Award for Outstanding Book
2.	2015/06	The Communication Association of Japan Honorary Award (Book)

■ Official position and committee in Univ.

1.	2008/04/01～2010/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Chair
2.	2010/04/01～2012/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Chair
3.	2012/04/01～2014/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Chair
4.	2014/04/01～2016/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Chair
5.	2020/04/01～2022/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Dean of the Graduate School of International Politics Economics and Communication
6.	2020/04/01～2022/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Dean of The School of International Politics, Economics and Communication
7.	2020/04/01～2022/03/31	Aoyamagakuin Councilor
8.	2022/04/01～2024/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Dean of the Graduate School of International Politics Economics and Communication
9.	2022/04/01～2024/03/31	Aoyama Gakuin University Dean of The School of International Politics, Economics and Communication
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■ Research topic, funded research, and department laboratory expense

1.	2005/01～2005/08	A comparative study of public and political reactions to two high profile cases of homicide in the UK and Japan, focusing on expressions of shame, guilt, remorse and reintegration (Key Word : )
2.	～	Epistemological and methodological inquiry in the field of communication studies (Key Word : )
3.	～	Face (mentsu) and negotiation of multiple of identities in interpersonal and intercultural communication (Key Word : )

■ Committee and society

1.	2002～2005	SIETAR, Japan Vice-President
2.	1999～2001	SIETAR, Japan Vice-President

■ Book and thesis

1.	Other	Intercultural communication in Japan. The Sage Encyclopedia of Intercultural Competence Sage. 2015/05
2.	Book	Negotiating multiple identities: Shame and pride among Japanese returnees (Single) 2014/05
3.	Book	Face and the Negotiation of Multiple Identities (Single) 2012/03
4.	Book	Women's empowerment for a sustainable future (Collaboration) 2023/06
5.	Book	Shame as a health resource for the repatriation training of Japanese returnees (kikokushijo) in Japan. (Single) 2019/05
6.	Book	Face (mianzi) among the new generation Chinese youth in Japan. Jia, W. (Ed.,) Intercultural communication for an inclusive global order, (pp. 197-210). San Diego, CA: Cognella.(paperback) (Collaboration) 2016/03
7.	Book	Face (mianzi) among the new generation Chinese youth in Japan. Jia, W. (Ed.,) Intercultural communication for an inclusive global order, (pp. 197-210). San Diego, CA: Cognella.(e-book) (Collaboration) 2015/01
8.	Book	Communication Studies (Collaboration) 2011/07
9.	Book	Research methods in communication studies (Collaboration) 2011/07
10.	Article	Role of Social Capital in Career Development: Empowering a Japanese Woman to Become An Executive in An International Compay Women's Empowerment for a Sustainable Future Transcultural and Positive Psychology Perspectives pp.715-730 (Single) 2023/06
11.	Article	Japanese women managers’ employee-oriented communication styles: An analysis using constructivist grounded theory International Journal of Business Communication 59(1),pp.22-47 (Single) 2022
12.	Article	Women in global leadership: Asian and African Prespectives The Aoyama Journal of International Politics, Economics and Communication (104),pp.39-60 (Collaboration) 2020/06
13.	Article	An analysis of the syllabi of the communication–related courses in eight private universities in the Tokyo area : A text analysis utilizing NVivo pp.25,-30 (Collaboration) 2020/01
14.	Article	Personal Leadership Foundation Seminar Aoyama Journal of International Studies pp.31,-37 (Collaboration) 2020/01
15.	Article	Participating in YA'AH T'EEH! An intensive workshop on Navajo (Dine) culture & communication pp.177-184 (Collaboration) 2019/02
16.	Article	Japanese women managers' employee-oriented communication styles: An analysis using Constructivist Grounded Theory International Journal of Business Communication (Single) 2018/10
17.	Article	Communication styles of Japanese female managers (part1): Research at a foreign-affiliated information technology company Japanese Journal of Communication Studies pp.129-150 (Collaboration) 2017/05
18.	Article	Constructing two grounded theories from two perspectives using the same data Aoyama Gakuin University Society of International Politics, Economics and Communication pp.25-57 (Collaboration) 2016/05
19.	Article	Face and the Negotiation of Multiple Identities: My Academic Paths after Graduating from Rikkyo University pp.19-40 (Single) 2014/02
20.	Article	Communication in intercultural cooperation by Shizu Yamamoto. Book review Journal of Intercultural Communication pp.51-53 (Single) 2013/06
21.	Article	An analysis of the development and prospects for research and education in the field of intercultural communication in view of a paradigm shift from positivism to constructivism Aoyama Kokusai Seikei Ronshu pp.97-118 (Collaboration) 2010/05
22.	Article	“Negotiating multiple layers of face (mentsu) in interpersonal and intercultural commmunication.” SIETAR, International(SIETAR, International) pp.81-96 (Single) 1999/05
23.	Article	“A Cross-Cultural Analysis of Compliance Gaining: China,Japan and the United States” Intercultural Communication Studies(Trinity University) pp.1-17 (Collaboration) 1995/07
24.	Article	“Differences in the Perception of Face:Chinese mien-tzu and Japanese mentsu” World Communication(World Communication Association) pp.23-31 (Single) 1995/07
25.	Article	“Embarrassment Remediation in Japan and the United States” International Journal of Intercultural Relations(Pergamon Press) pp.159-173 (Collaboration) 1992/03
26.	Other	The Encyclopedia of Intercultural Educattion (Collaboration) 2022/06
27.	Other	A book review-The sociolinguistics of nation-specific festivals: Discourses and interactions in multilingual public spaces b The Aoyama Journal of International Politics, Economics and Communication pp.273-278 2022/05
28.	Other	Book review "The value of shame: Exploring a health resource in cultural contexts" Journal of Intercultural Communication (21),pp.159-164 (Single) 2018/07
29.	Other	concern for self & concern for others pp.57-58 (Single) 2013/01
30.	Other	coordinated management of meaning pp.23-24 (Single) 2013/01
31.	Other	hierarchy of human needs pp.59 (Single) 2013/01
32.	Other	identity/identities pp.54-55 (Single) 2013/01
33.	Other	significant others & generalized others pp.54 (Single) 2013/01
34.	Other	Book introduction "Research methods in communication studies" Intercultural Education Vol. 36,pp.131 (Single) 2012/09
35.	Other	A cross-cultural analysis of compliance-gaining: China, Japan and the United States. pp.186-212 (Collaboration) 2009/02
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■ Lecturer and lecture

1.	2023/01/28	Face and communication in our daily life
2.	2021/07/01	What does it mean to be "global" in the post COVID19 era? (The Government Sadiq College Women University, Bahawalpur (Pakistan))

■ Academic conference presentation

1.	2019/07/09	Global women leaders: Exploring multi-dimensional diversity (International Academy for Intercultural Research)
2.	2018/08/09	Implications of the qualitative study on Japanese women managers' communication styles (The SIETAR Japan World Congress)