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Meguro Toshio
Department / Course
Hiroshima City University Faculty of International Studies Department of International Studies
Job
Associate Professor
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Business career
2019/04/01 ～
Associate Professor Hiroshima City University Faculty of International Studies Department of International Studies
He has conducted field research in a Maasai community in southern Kenya since 2005. His research keywords include social change of Maasai, human-wildlife relation, community-based conservation.
Present specialized field
Africa Area Studies, Environmental Sociology, Development sociology keyword(Maasai, Wildlife conservation, Tourism, Environmental conservatoin, Development aid, Pastoralists, Kenya, Africa)
Book and thesis
Books
'African Potentials' for Wildlife Conservation and Natural Resource Management: Against the Image of 'Deficiency' and Tyranny of 'Fortress' (Co-authored) 2021/10/01
Papers
The unchanged and unrepresented culture of respect in Maasai Society African Study Monographs 40 (2-3),pp.93-108 2019
Papers
Neoliberal Tourism Development: The Case of ‘Tourism Conservation Enterprises’ in Kenya’s Maasailand Global-e 11 (40) (Sole-authored) 2018
Papers
Gaps between the Innovativeness of the Maasai Olympics and the Positionings of Maasai Warriors Nilo-Ethiopian Studies 22,pp.27-39 (Sole-authored) 2017
Papers
Becoming Conservationists, Concealing Victims: Conflict and Positionings of Maasai, Regarding Wildlife Conservation in Kenya African Study Monographs Supplementary Issue 50,pp.155-172 (Sole-authored) 2014
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Academic conference presentation
2019/08/21
Sport for Development and Conservation? (Un)changing Modernity and Authenticity of Maasai Olympics (Kenya-Japan Collaboration Workshop on Sport Research)
2019/01/27
Misrepresentation and Appropriation of Cultural “Innovation” by Neoliberal Conservation Alliance: The Case of the Maasai Olympics (International Symposium on African Potentials and the Future of Humanity)
2017/12/07
Rhetoric and reality of wildlife conservancies in Kenya: With a focus on the case of Amboseli (Pastoralism and Tourism in Eastern Africa Today)
2017/07/01
Gaps between the Innovativeness of the Maasai Olympics and the Positionings of Maasai Warriors (ECAS7 (the 7th European Conference on African Studies))
2017/03/07
Tourism Enterprise in Kenya (Workshop on Participatory Tourism in Africa)
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Lecturer and lecture
2017/09/29
Local reaction to conservancies: Case of Amboseli