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Japan Studies Association of Canada / Association canadienne d'études sur le Japon

カナダ日本研究学会      JSAC2013 Conference at University of Saskatchewan

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The purpose of the Japan Studies Association of Canada (JSAC) is to promote Japan Studies in Canada and to contribute towards increase in knowledge about Japan and Canada-Japan relations by:
  • Encouraging Canadian scholars and other interested persons to conduct research on Japan in all academic fields;
  • Sponsoring conferences and publishing proceedings of the conferences and other papers;
  • Encouraging Japanese scholars and any person interested in Japan studies to share their knowledge with the members of the Association.

President:  Professor Ken Coates 


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I am delighted to have been asked to serve again as JSAC President.  I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as President and have been extremely well served by the JSAC Executive and Secretariat.  It has been an joy and honour to work with the JSAC members and our partners, particularly the Japan Foundation.

Canada faces new challenges and opportunities in its broad relationships with Japan and Asia.  Our country still does not have a deep and consistent understanding of Japan.  Universities, researchers and others have major roles in play in raising public awareness, preparing people for life-long connections to Japan and to work collectively to promote Canada-Japan relations.

Please know that I will continue to do all that I can to make JSAC as successful as possible.  It is a unique organization, justly celebrated for the high levels of collegiality, interdisciplinarity and engagement. It remains a great honour to be the President and to represent all of you.

With best wishes

Ken Coates
President, Japan Studies Association of Canada
Professor and Canada Research Chair in Regional Innovation
Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School
University of Saskatchewan
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Conference Info

The 2012 conference was a great success! Many thanks to Professor Jacob Kovalio and the members of the organizing committee.
We are soliciting presenters' PowerPoint presentations for posting on the web (program). Please send them to Norio.
Photos are also welcome.

The 2013 JSAC conference will be held at University of Saskatchewan to be organized and hosted by Prof. Carin Holroyd.

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