Introduction to Research Seminars (Seminars)

・Takeharu Okubo (History of Oriental Political Thought)

・Masanori Tagami (History of Western Political Thought)

・Ken Tsutsumibayashi (History of Modern Political Thought)

・Akira Nagano (Political Philosophy)

・Keigo Obayashi (Constitutional Law, American Constitutional Law)

・Yuki Oda (Public Administration)

・Takinori Kasai (Community Sociology)

・Masayuki Karasudani (Political Communication Studies)

・Haruo Kondo (Politics and Society)

・Atsushi Sawai (Contemporary Social Theory)

・Yoshikazu Shiobara (Social Change Theory)

・Hirohisa Takenoshita (Social Stratification Theory)

・Naoko Taniguchi (Contemporary Political Theory)

・Hiroki Tsukiyama (Political Process Theory)

・Shuzo Yamakoshi (Mass Communication Theory)

・Masamichi Ogawara (History of Japanese Political Thought)

・Kentaro Oku (Modern and Contemporary Japanese Political History)

・Hiroki Kashiwabara (Japanese Politics)

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・Atsushi Ogushi (Politics of Russia and Other Former Soviet States)

・Hiroshi Okayama (American Politics and Political History)

・Katsuko Kojima (Contemporary Chinese Politics)

・Akiko Sugiki (Contemporary African Politics and International Relations)

・Aiko Nishikida (Migration/Refugee Studies)

・Thomas Barrett (Area Studies and Comparative Politics)

・Shuichiro Masukata (Area Studies and Comparative Politics)

・Masaya Inoue (Japanese Diplomatic History)

・Kayo Takuma (Global Governance)

・Junya Nishino (Contemporary Korean Politics)

・Yuichi Hosoya (Diplomatic History)

・Isao Miyaoka (Security Studies)

・Satoru Mori (Contemporary International Politics)

・Nobuto Yamamoto (Southeast Asian Politics)

The Faculty of Law has a special website prepared by the Seminar Committee. It contains detailed information about seminars, so please feel free to refer to it.