Momoyo K Shibuya is an Associate Professor in International Communication at the School of Economics, Saitama University. Prior to joining Saitama University, she was a researcher in Japan Broadcasting Cooperation (NHK) and in the Benesse Educationa
...MoreMomoyo K Shibuya is an Associate Professor in International Communication at the School of Economics, Saitama University. Prior to joining Saitama University, she was a researcher in Japan Broadcasting Cooperation (NHK) and in the Benesse Educational Research & Development Center (BERD). In 2004 she was awarded a PhD in International Communication from Division of Society, Culture, Media and Philosophy at Macquarie University on the interethnic distance of overseas Japanese presented in their ethnic media. This research is the basis of her book ‘Interethnic Attitude that Matters: The Structure of Japanese Ethnic Distance in the Global Context’ (Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010). Her research focuses have been broadened from ethnic relations to media and international conflict, multicultural social marketing, and ethnic tourism.
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Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
Global Studies
Diversity in Organizations, Communities, and Nations
