教員紹介
staff introduction
Miyuki Takahashi
| Title | Professor/Ph.D. in Economics |
|---|---|
| Main area/Main classes【Undergraduate】 | Japanese Economic History Basics of Economic History Economic History |
| Main area/Main classes【Postgraduate】 | Special Topics on Japanese Economic History Special Research on Japanese Economic History |
Career summary
Born in Tokyo.
Graduated from the Faculty of Economics, Keio University
Completed studies from the Graduate School of Economics Studies, Hitotsubashi University (Doctorate in Economics)
Lecturer at the Institute of Economic Studies, Hitotsubashi University
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Economics, Rissho University
Historiographer for Kashiwa City
Current research theme
I study the historical movement of the relationship between the economy and population and families in a post town and the surrounding villages. I also study the situation of childbirth, child-raising and working methods of women in the premodern Societies ,especially Tokugawa times, with a focus on the historical change in work–life balance.
Seminar
In my seminar, we study demography and the Japanese economic history. I hope the seminar gives students ‘a comfortable’ in Rissho University. The activities in this seminar include group reading, presentation and learning statistic methods. Every year, around the end of the summer holidays, we attend a summer training camp. We also plan to schedule excursions to corporate museums. Usually, in this seminar, we have individual research for Year-2 students, seminar conference for Year-3 students and thesis preparation for Year-4 students.
preparation for Year-4 students.
Link to ‘Let’s look at the seminar!’
Link to ‘the teacher’s homepage’.
Affiliated academic society
Socioeconomic History Society
Population Association of Japan