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（Last updated : 2022-12-06 10:30:57）

TSUJIMOTO TOSHIKO

Department / Course College of International Relations Department of International Relations

Title / Position Associate Professor

Other Affiliations
1.	Graduate School of International Relations
2.	Kinugasa Research Organization Institute of International Relations and Area Studies

Academic background
1.	～1997/08	College of Social Science and Philosophy, Non-degree Exchange Student Program │ University of the Philippines at Diliman
2.	～1999/03	Southeast Asian and Oceanian Studies, Filipino language course │ Osaka University of Foreign Studies │ Graduated
3.	～2001/03	Doctoral Program (1st Semester) │ Graduate School of Integrated Studies in Language and Society │ Osaka University of Foreign Studies │ Completed
4.	～2006/02	Graduate School of Social Science, Doctoral Program │ Sung Kong Hoe University

Business career
1.	2020/04	Professor │ College of International Relations Associate,, │ Ritsumeikan University
2.	2017/04 ～ 2020/03	Department of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor │ Department of Liberal Arts Assistant Professor │ Aoyama Gakuin Women's College
3.	2016/02 ～ 2016/02	Visiting Professor │ Iligan Institute of Technology, │ Mindanao State Universtiy
4.	2014/10 ～ 2017/03	Researcher │ Asian Studies Unit, │ Asian Studies Unit
5.	2011/05 ～ 2014/09	Researcher │ Labor history in the Center for Culture and Information Studies , │ Sung Kong Hoe University
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Research activities
1.		JAPAN ASSOCIATION FOR MIGRATION POLICY STUDIES
2.		THE JAPAN SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIETY

Subject of research
1.	Filipino migrant workers, Transnational migration, Migration and a socio-reproductive sphere

Present specialized field
Sociology, Gender studies

Books
1.	2014/04	The Political Economy of Affect and Emotion in East Asia │ ,pp.154-173 (Co-authored)
2.	2003	Filipino Diaspora: Demography, Social Networks, Empowerment and Culture │ ,pp.125-162 (Co-authored)

Papers
1.	2019/05	The Intermediaries of Human Trafficking in the Migration of Filipino Female Entertainers to South Korea: Exploring the Continuum of "Legality" and "Illegality" through the Meso-Level Institutional Analysis │ Migration Policy Review │ ,pp.75-94 (Sole-authored)
2.	2018/06	Challenging the Dinial of "Victims": Based on Research of the Human Trafficking Cases of Filipino Female "Entertainers" in South Korea │ Contact Zone │ ,pp.2-40 (Sole-authored)
3.	2016/03	Affective Friendship that Constructs Globally Spanning Transnationalism: The Onward Migration of Filipino Workers from South Korea to Canada │ MOBILITIES │ 11 (2),pp.323-341 (Sole-authored)
4.	2014	Negotiating gender dynamics in heteronormativity: extramarital intimacy among migrant Filipino workers in South Korea │ GENDER PLACE AND CULTURE │ 21 (6),pp.750-767 (Sole-authored)
5.	2008	“The Future for Us in Asia: Global Warming and Poverty” │ In The Journal of International Affairs 39(1): 98–103. Seoul: Songsan Institute of International Affairs │ ,pp.98-103
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Academic conference presentation
1.	2019/06/23	Is the Cross-Border Regulation of "Offloading" Paternalistic?: Inquiry from the Study of Irregular Migration of Filipino Women to South Korea (The 24th Young Scholar's Forum on Philippine Studies in Japan)
2.	2019/03/08	The Onward Migration of Filipino Migrant Workers from East Asia to Canada: Exploring the Nexus of Global Labor Mobility and Social Reproduction (The Inaugural Congress of East Asian Sociological Association)
3.	2017/12/02	A Study on Human Trafficking Caused within the Continuum of Legality and Illegality: Focusing on the Immigration of Filipino Women to South Korea through the Arts and Entertainment Visa (The Japan Association for Migration Policy Studies (JAMPS))
4.	2016/12/29	Filipino immigrant women and their children settled in Kansai area: From a perspective of an interpreter
5.	2016/02/13	The Qualitative Research Methods: A Discussion on Doing Research about People on the Move (Bulwagang Filipino, College of Arts and Social Sciences, Mindanao State University Iligan Institute of Technology, Philippines)
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Competitive grants, etc. (exc. KAKENHI)
1.	2009/09 ～ 2010/09	A Study on Transnational Migration as Construction of Multiple Identities: Reflecting on the Multiculturalism from the Experiences of Filipino Migrant Workers in Canada │ Research by External Competitive Fund │ Post-Doctoral Research Fellowship

Activity in society
1.	2020/02/15	Korea-Japan Symposium on the Migration of Women and Human Trafficking