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DESCRIPTION:&nbsp\;Civic Engagement in Postwar Japan:&nbsp\; The Revival of
  a Defeated Society\, 1945-55 Can civil society recover from the devastati
 ons of war?&nbsp\; Professor Kage studies Japan’s civil society before and
  after World War II. She shows that despite the hardships of a long and pr
 otracted war\, Japan’s civil society recovered strongly after the war. She
  examines the role of U.S. occupation reforms the experience of mobilizati
 on\, and prewar legacies of civic activities in shaping the extent to whic
 h civic activities recovered and subsequently surpassed prewar levels.&nbs
 p\;&nbsp\; Rieko Kage is Associate Professor of Political Science at the U
 niversity of Tokyo. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from Kyoto University
  and her Ph.D. from Harvard University. In 2010-2011\, she is Toyota Visit
 ihg Professor at the Center for Japanese Studies\, University of Michigan.
  Before coming to the University of Tokyo\, she taught at Kobe University\
 , Graduate School of Law. Her book\, Civic Engagement in Postwar Japan: Th
 e Revival of a Defeated Society\, is forthcoming from Cambridge University
  Press. Lunch will be served. 
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SUMMARY:EA presents: Reiko Kage
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:&nbsp\;Civic Engagement in Postwar Japan:&nbsp
 \; The Revival of a Defeated Society\, 1945-55 Can civil society recover f
 rom the devastations of war?&nbsp\; Professor Kage studies Japan’s civil s
 ociety before and after World War II. She shows that despite the hardships
  of a long and protracted war\, Japan’s civil society recovered strongly a
 fter the war. She examines the role of U.S. occupation reforms the experie
 nce of mobilization\, and prewar legacies of civic activities in shaping t
 he extent to which civic activities recovered and subsequently surpassed p
 rewar levels.&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Rieko Kage is Associate Professor of Political
  Science at the University of Tokyo. She earned her Bachelor’s degree from
  Kyoto University and her Ph.D. from Harvard University. In 2010-2011\, sh
 e is Toyota Visitihg Professor at the Center for Japanese Studies\, Univer
 sity of Michigan. Before coming to the University of Tokyo\, she taught at
  Kobe University\, Graduate School of Law. Her book\, Civic Engagement in 
 Postwar Japan: The Revival of a Defeated Society\, is forthcoming from Cam
 bridge University Press. Lunch will be served. 
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