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Japanese Studies

The Japanese Studies Programme is concerned with the study of Japanese economics, business and political development. Currently, their research focuses on the pre-war Japanese economy, Japan's political and diplomatic history, and on the international history of Japan and East Asia. The programme runs occasional special events and seminars on Japanese economic, political and social history.

Programme Director: Prof Janet Hunter

Research Associates: Dr Antony Best and Prof Ian Nish.

Affiliated PhD students:
Mr Andrew Capistrano; Ms Yuhua Chen; Mr Liam Connell; Mr Seung Mo Kang; Mr Isami Sawai.

Seminars

STICERD International and Japanese Studies Seminars	current	past	future

Discussion Papers

The programme publishes the Japanese Studies Papers Series and International Studies Papers Series

JAPANESE STUDIES DIRECTOR
Professor Janet Hunter.
Deputy Director of STICERD and Saji Professor of Economic History, LSE
Tel: 44 (0)20 7955 7071
Email: j.e.hunter@lse.ac.uk

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