Academic Background (Graduate Level) 【 display / non-display 】
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Oregon State University, College of Forestry, Department of Forest Resources
Doctor's Course, 2001/09, Completed, UNITED STATES
Degree Earned 【 display / non-display 】
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Ph.D., Forestry, Oregon State University, 2001/09
Professional Career On-Campus 【 display / non-display 】
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Akita International University, Vice President, 2019/08 -
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Akita International University, Professor, 2007/04 -
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Akita International University Institute for Promotion of Applied International Liberal Arts Education, Director, Institute for Promotion of International Liberal Arts Education, 2019/04 -
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Akita International University, Dean of International Affairs, 2019/08 -
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Akita International University Faculty of International Liberal Arts Japan Studies Program, Director of Japan Studies Center, 2019/08 -
External Career 【 display / non-display 】
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Washington State Univeristy Department of Agriculture and Home Economics, Researcher, 2002/02 - 2004/02
Academic Society Affiliations 【 display / non-display 】
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Japanese Association of Rural Studies, 2006/09 - , JAPAN
Field of Expertise 【 display / non-display 】
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Forest science
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Protected Area Management
Academic Papers 【 display / non-display 】
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Geoparks in National Parks: challenges and potentials for promoting sustainable tourism, 2018/01, Yoshitaka Kumagai
Research paper (university, research institution), Single Author, Japanese
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Traditional performing arts in Akita: the current status, issues, and future, vol.2 (p.1 - 8) , 2016/03
Research paper (university, research institution), Single Author, Japanese
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Editorial: Responding to disasters-the role of protected area, Parks: International Journal of Protected Areas and Conservation, vol.19 (2) (p.7 - 12) , 2013/11, Yoshitaka Kumagai, Naoya Furuta, Nigel Dudley, Nobukazu Naniwa, and Radhika Murti
Research paper (other scientific conference materials, etc.), Multiple Authorship, English
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Why Natural Disasters are not Natural for Victims?, Environment Impact Assessment Review, vol.26 (1) (p.106 - 119) , 2006, Yoshitaka Kumagai, John Edwards and Matthew Carroll
Research paper (scientific journal), Multiple Authorship, English
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Evacuation Behavior during Wildfires: Results of Three Case Studies, Western Journal of Applied Forestry, vol.21 (1) (p.39 - 48) , 2006, Cohn, Patricia, J., Carroll, Matthew S., Kumagai, Yoshitaka,
Research paper (scientific journal), Multiple Authorship, English
Books 【 display / non-display 】
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No Need to Reinvent the Wheel: Applying Existing Social Science Theories to Wildfires. In People, fire and forests: synthesis of wildfire social science., Oregon State University Press, 2007, Sarah MacCaffrey and Yoshitaka Kumagai
Scholarly Book, Editing and Writing, English
Other Research Activities 【 display / non-display 】
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Studies on governance of protected areas in Asia, 2014/05 -
Fieldwork
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research 【 display / non-display 】
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Heritage and Diversity in Akita.,2018/10 - 2021/09
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Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C),2005/04 - 2007/03
Presentations 【 display / non-display 】
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Keynote speech at 8th Japan Geopark Conference, Domestic Conference, 2017/10, Geotourism in national parks: linking national parks and geoparks, Oral Presentation (key)
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International Conference on Geotourism , International Conference, 2017/10, Geoparks in Japan, Oral Presentation (key)
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Japanese Institute of Landscape Archtecture: Tohoku Regional Conference, Domestic Conference, 2017/10, National Parks and Regional Revitalization: Challenges and Potentials, Oral Presentation (key)
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Special Lecture at National Taiwan Normal University , International Conference, 2017/09, Prototected Areas in Asia, Oral Presentation (guest/special)
Community Activities Outside University 【 display / non-display 】
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Coordinater for a training workshop organized by Japanse cabinet,2018/09
coordinater for the workshop organized by Japanese cabinet
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Committe memeber on Route 105 Oomagari-Takanosu,2017/11 - 2019/03
Giving an advice on the committee
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Coordinating for the open forum: How can rural communities survive in deppoulation?,2017/11
Opening remark and coordination for a panel discussion on survival of rural communities in depopulation
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JICA Workshop Collaboarative manament in protected areas,2017/09
Special Lecture at JICA workshop on collaborative management of protected areas
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A lecture at Akita city womens assembly members and adminstaration staff members,2017/08
Special Lecture at Akita city