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Lori Watt

Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies

Washington University in St. Louis

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Arts & Sciences

American Culture Studies

Global Studies

History

American Culture Studies

Asian American Studies

Lori Watt is currently serving as an American Culture Studies Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies at Washington University In St. Louis.

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Lori Watt

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies

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east asian studies japan studies asian studies global history east asian languages empire contemporary asia international history history colonialism anti-imperialism international relations orientalism chinese culture central asian studies cultural studies geopolitics crime against humanity decoloniality postwar japan critical theory regional studies historical geography settler colonialism international communication sadako ogata world war ii defeated national colonial elite first 100 culture diplomacy feminist theory ideology feminist studies postcolonial writing early republic international affairs peace research eurasian geography applied philosophy urban history urban studies life history feminist debate genocide victimology victimisation transnational history humanitarian aid geopolitical conflict scholarly communication urban life international conflict civil society war crimes international criminal law imperial remnants famous diplomat feminist lexicons beyond resistance modern japan world project wwii-related chinese korean nominations autumn 1945 ogata sadako

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Beyond Resistance: Feminist Lexicons and Visions of Liberation, Rights, and Redress in Modern Japan. Association for Asian Studies, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA (2024)

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Decolonizing Japan: American Occupation and Humanitarianism After World War II. (2024)

colonialismnationalismhistoryworld war iieast asian studiesjapan studiesanti-imperialismglobal historyasian studiesinternational historygeopoliticsempire

New Perspectives on Japanese Colonialism and Imperialism in East Asia. Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan (2024)

colonialismeast asian studiesjapan studiesanti-imperialismeast asian languagesglobal historyasian studiesjapanese colonialismorientalismempire

Writing Japanese Women’S Biography as History Today. Roundtable Participant Association for Asian Studies, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA (2024)

east asian studiescultural historyhistoriographyasian studiesjapanese women’s biographyjapan studies

Sadako Ogata as Unhcr, 1991-2000: An Assessment. New Directions in the History of Statelessness Workshop, Penn State (2023)

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Post-World War II East Asia in the Global History of Statelessness. (2022)

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The Ruins of the Imperial Japanese Military and Its Aftermath. Association for Asian Studies, Honolulu, Japan (2022)

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East Asian Victimhood Goes to Paris: A Consideration of Wwii-Related Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Nominations to Unesco's Memory of the World Project.. In Historical Authenticity and Victimhood in Twentieth-Century History and Commemorative Culture (2021)

cultural dividenationalismvictimologygenocidewwii-related chineseeast asian studiesworld projectcultureeast asian languagesvictimisationcrime against humanityglobal historyasian studiesinternational historycultural studieskorean nominations

Japan’S Contributions to Humanitarianism, Development, and Human Security: The Life and Legacy of Ogata Sadako (1927-2019). (2019)

peace researchjapan’s contributionshuman securitycivilizationseast asian studiesinternational relationsglobal historyasian studiesogata sadakohumanitarian aidinternational affairsinternational developmentjapan studies

Review of Article: Laura Madokoro. H-Diplo No. 715. (2017)

critical theoryapplied philosophyhumanitiesscholarly communicationlaura madokoro

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Lori Watt

Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies

Washington University in St. Louis

Affiliations

Arts & Sciences

American Culture Studies

Global Studies

History

American Culture Studies

Asian American Studies

Lori Watt is currently serving as an American Culture Studies Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies at Washington University In St. Louis.

Honors

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Experiences

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Lori Watt

Washington University in St. Louis

Associate Professor of History and of Global Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Beyond Resistance: Feminist Lexicons and Visions of Liberation, Rights, and Redress in Modern Japan. Association for Asian Studies, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA (2024)

Decolonizing Japan: American Occupation and Humanitarianism After World War II. (2024)

colonialismnationalismhistoryworld war iieast asian studiesjapan studiesanti-imperialismglobal historyasian studiesinternational historygeopoliticsempire

New Perspectives on Japanese Colonialism and Imperialism in East Asia. Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan (2024)

colonialismeast asian studiesjapan studiesanti-imperialismeast asian languagesglobal historyasian studiesjapanese colonialismorientalismempire

Writing Japanese Women’S Biography as History Today. Roundtable Participant Association for Asian Studies, Washington State Convention Center, Seattle, WA (2024)

east asian studiescultural historyhistoriographyasian studiesjapanese women’s biographyjapan studies

Sadako Ogata as Unhcr, 1991-2000: An Assessment. New Directions in the History of Statelessness Workshop, Penn State (2023)

sadako ogatasouthern african studiescrime against humanityhumanitiescultural studies

Post-World War II East Asia in the Global History of Statelessness. (2022)

nationalismgeopolitical conflicteast asian studiesinternational relationseast asian languagesglobal historyasian studiesinternational historyorientalismgeopolitics

The Ruins of the Imperial Japanese Military and Its Aftermath. Association for Asian Studies, Honolulu, Japan (2022)

central asian studieshistoryimperial japanese militaryeast asian studiesjapan studiescultural historyasian studiesinternational historyempire

Japan’S Contributions to Humanitarianism, Development, and Human Security: The Life and Legacy of Ogata Sadako (1927-2019). (2019)

Review of Article: Laura Madokoro. H-Diplo No. 715. (2017)

critical theoryapplied philosophyhumanitiesscholarly communicationlaura madokoro

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2
3
10 / page

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