the History, Governance and Culture of Japan

Professor Carolyn Stevens, Monash University

Join Professor Carolyn Stevens as she examines Japan’s history, taking an in-depth look at the nation’s governance, culture and language. This talk is designed to help audiences understand the people and practices that make the nation behind the world’s third largest economy tick.

Professor Carolyn Stevens, Monash University

Professor Carolyn Stevens currently teaches in the Asian Studies and International Studies programs as well as the Japanese language program at Monash University. She has a long-standing research interest in social problems in Japan, including topics such as disability and poverty. The most recent articles written by Professor Stevens focus on the sensory anthropology and ethnography of Japan, with additional works published in the area of pop music and consumerism in post-war the post war era of Japan.

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