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Akira Iikura

いいくら あきら

Iikura Akira

プロフィール

性別
男性
生誕
1956-01-01 (Koga, Ibaraki, Japan)
国籍
Japan
言語
Japanese
居住地歴
Koga, Ibaraki, Japan → Chiba Prefecture, Japan

経歴

職業
international political scientist, historian, author, university professor
活動期間
1979年〜
所属
Josai International University
所属団体
Society for Military History (Japan), Japan Association of International Relations

学歴

Keio University
Faculty of Economics
卒業年: 1979
国: Japan
International University
Graduate School of International Relations
学位: 国際関係学修士
卒業年: 1992
国: Japan
Completed master's program
Seigakuin University
学位: 博士(学術)
卒業年: 2010
国: Japan

受賞歴

Yamanashi Literary Prize
2000
対象作品: Journey's End
部門: 小説部門
主催: Yamanashi Nichinichi Shimbun
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Journey's End

2000年 Fiction

A novel that portrays the protagonist's inner changes and recovery through a journey set in regional Japan.

journeyrecoverynostalgia

The Myth of the 'Yellow Peril' — Imperial Japan and the Paradox of the 'Yellow Peril'

2004年 History / Cultural studies

A study analyzing the historical development of the 'Yellow Peril' discourse and its impact on Japan-Europe relations.

racial perceptionsinternational relationspropaganda

Complete Collection of Russo-Japanese War Caricatures (Vol. I & II)

2010年 Historical source collection

A collected compilation of caricatures from the Russo-Japanese War period, examining contemporary representations and international public opinion.

Russo-Japanese Warrepresentationmedia history

Yellow Peril and the Japanese — What the West Mocked and Feared

2013年 History / Commentary

Reexamines Western discourse on the 'Yellow Peril' and the image of Japan from an international perspective.

international perceptionshistorical understandingcultural exchange

A History of World War I — Leaders Seen through Satirical Prints

2016年 History

Uses satirical prints and visual materials to interpret leaders and international situations during World War I.

World War Ivisual cultureleadership studies

Why the Strongest German Army of 1918 Was Defeated — Strengths and Fragilities of the German System

2017年 Military history

Examines the reasons for the defeat of Germany's 1918 army from institutional and strategic perspectives.

military historystrategyinstitutional analysis

World War I and Japan's Participation — The Shaky Anglo-Japanese Alliance and the Japan-Germany Struggle

2023年 Historical research

Discusses Japan's participation in World War I and the developments in the Anglo-Japanese alliance and Japan-Germany relations.

Anglo-Japanese Alliancediplomatic historyinternational relations

全著作

  • Journey's End
  • The Myth of the 'Yellow Peril' — Imperial Japan and the Paradox of the 'Yellow Peril'
  • Complete Collection of Russo-Japanese War Caricatures (Vol. I & II)
  • Yellow Peril and the Japanese — What the West Mocked and Feared
  • A History of World War I — Leaders Seen through Satirical Prints
  • Why the Strongest German Army of 1918 Was Defeated — Strengths and Fragilities of the German System
  • World War I and Japan's Participation — The Shaky Anglo-Japanese Alliance and the Japan-Germany Struggle
  • 1848 Revolutions — The Dawn of European Nationalism (co-translated)
  • America Does Not Forget — Pearl Harbor in Memory (translation)
  • World War I as World History (co-authored)
  • The US-Japan War 1941 — The Last Hidden Histories (co-authored)

作家による翻訳

  • 1848 Revolutions — The Dawn of European Nationalism (co-translated)
  • America Does Not Forget — Pearl Harbor in Memory (translation)

作風・主題

文体
combination of academic analysis and readable proseuse of visual sources in narrative
頻出モチーフ
war and representationinternational perceptionevolution of racial discourse

評価・遺産

Known for research in international political history using visual sources. He has published both academic and popular works, contributing to studies of Japan-Europe relations and World War I.

関連学会

  • Society for Military History (Japan)
  • Japan Association of International Relations

豆知識

  • Won the 8th Yamanashi Literary Prize (fiction) in 2000 for 'Journey's End'.
  • Has appeared regularly as a commentator on Chiba TV's 'NEWS Chiba 930'.