Public Sphere and Diversifying Views of History:Memories and Reconciliation in Europe and Asia
About Project
Post–Cold War Europe has witnessed the emergence of a new perspective of history, with the memories of World War II superimposed on those of a communist dictatorship, a development that led to international reconciliation in tandem with the progress of European integration. On the other hand, the spread of rightwing populism in recent years has cast doubt on the narrative of international reconciliation and national unification. This project is intended to serve as a bridge between the two topics from the standpoint of memories and recollection for the achievement of reconciliation in the public sphere.
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| Name | Occupation | Affiliation |
| KAWAKITA Atsuko | Principal Investigator | Department of Area Studies (Associate Professor) |
| ISHIDA Yuji | Research Member | Department of Area Studies (Professor) |
| TONOMURA Masaru | Research Member | Department of Area Studies (Professor) |
| OKADA Taihei | Research Member | Department of Area Studies (Associate Professor) |
| OGAWA Hiroyuki | Research Member | Department of Area Studies (Associate Professor) |
| AKO Tomoko | Research Member | Department of Advanced Social and International Studies (Associate Professor) |
| HIRAMATSU Hideto | Research Member | Center for German and European Studies (Assistant Professor) |
| OSHIMO Rise | Research Member | Center for German and European Studies (Project Researcher) |
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