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Hitotsubashi Journal of Social Studies

Description: The Hitotsubashi Journal of Social Studies was established in 1960 for promoting scholarly research conducted at Hitotsubashi University. Published annually, the journal presents original contributions in various fields in social sciences and humanities, including anthropology, education, gender studies, global studies, philosophy, political science, sociology, social geography, social history, social policy, social psychology, and sports studies. The contents are aimed at individuals working in the academic and professional spheres, not only in Japan but also across the world.

Coverage: 1960-2014 (Vol. 1, No. 1 (1) - Vol. 45, No. 1)

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ISSN: 0073280X

Subjects: Sociology, Social Sciences

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