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Phillip Lipscy

@lipscy.bsky.social

Polisci professor, University of Toronto & 東京大学 (prev. Stanford, Harvard). IPE, IOs, climate, Japan; website: https://www.lipscy.org Director: https://munkschool.utoronto.ca/csgj Book: http://amazon.com/dp/1316604284/

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CSIS Japan Chair@japan.csis.org · 5mo ago

Reminder: The CSIS Japan Chair is recruiting a deputy director who will play a central role in program administration and activities. More information: https://careers.csis.org/opportunities/1739

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Phillip Lipscy@lipscy.bsky.social · 6mo ago

I was interviewed by @asahi.com about the recent Japanese election (article is in Japanese) www.asahi.com/articles/ASV...

ポピュリズムの潮流下でも既存政党は踏ん張れる　米識者がみた衆院選：朝日新聞

■トロント大教授兼東京大教授　フィリップ・リプシー氏　自民党が圧勝した今回の衆院選を、海外の日本研究者はどう見るのか。日本政治が専門で、トロント大学と東京大学で教授を兼任するフィリップ・リプシー氏に聞…

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Program on US-Japan Relations, Harvard University@harvardusjapan.bsky.social · 9mo ago

Tomorrow, 8-9 pm ET: Join us for #JPOSS #57 to discuss Erik Wang's @erik-h-wang.bsky.social paper, “Too Much But Never Enough: Administrative Capacity and Backlashes to State-building in Medieval Japan,” w/ Emily Sellars, Jun Yamasaki, & Christina Davis. Paper & registration: shorturl.at/HQsg1

Erik Wang (New York University), “Too Much But Never Enough: Administrative Capacity and Backlashes to State-building in Medieval Japan” – JPOSS

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Seva@seva.bsky.social · 9mo ago

congratulations to Dr. Lawther for successfully defending his dissertation today. very happy to have supervised this excellent work

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Levi McLaughlin@levimclaughlin.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Japan, ostensibly one of the least religious countries in the world, had its political order upended by the lay Buddhist organization Soka Gakkai. That is THE story about Friday's epochal shift in Japanese politics (thread follows):

Levi McLaughlin@levimclaughlin.bsky.social · 10mo ago

Tensions between the LDP and Komeito have been building over recent years, but Japan's ruling coalition has hit a crucial stage. The combo of Takaichi at the helm, plummeting election results for Komeito, a Soka Gakkai base that's facing its own existential crises after Ikeda Daisaku...a new era.

Tobias Harris@tobiasharris.bsky.social · 10mo ago

With the LDP and Kōmeitō at odds, sharing my conversation with @levimclaughlin.bsky.social from after the upper house elections. observingjapan.substack.com/p/the-past-p...

Program on US-Japan Relations, Harvard University@harvardusjapan.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Wed., 9/3, 8-9 pm ET: Join next #JPOSS to discuss Jacques Hymans's paper, “Official historical memory discourse and public opinion: The case of Japan’s new banknote designs” with Charles Crabtree, @yoshiono.bsky.social, and @lipscy.bsky.social. Paper and registration: jposs.org/event/hymans...

Jacques Hymans (University of Southern California), “Official historical memory discourse and public opinion: The case of Japan’s new banknote designs” – JPOSS

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