Hiroshi TAKAYAMA/ Activities in 2004

Hiroshi TAKAYAMA, Ph.D.
Professor of History
The University of Tokyo

I. Current Activities (2004-2005)

Activities in 2001

Activities in 2002

Activities in 2003

Activities abroad

Period	Host Institution	City	Country	Notes
May 2-5	Institute for Advanced Study	Princeton	USA	***
May 5-8	39th International Congress on Medieval Studies	Kalamazoo (Western Michigan University)	USA	***
May 8-11	Medieval Institute, University of Notre Dame	South Bend	USA	***
Sep 4-10	***	Palermo, Milano	Italy	***

A. Books

No.	Title	City of Publication	Publisher	Year of Publication	Pages	Language	Notes
1	Small Dictionary of World History	Tokyo	Yamakawa Shuppansha	Jan 2004	1063	Japanese	co-edited with M. Shibata and others
2	Introduction to Medieval Studies	Tokyo	University of Tokyo Press	Nov 2005	398	Japanese	co-edited with S. Ikegami
3	Religious Beliefs and Others	Kyoto	Minerva Shobo	Oct 2006	334	Japanese	co-edited with K. Fukasawa
4	Europe and Islam	Tokyo	Yamakawa Shuppansha	forthcoming	***	Japanese	***
5	Kingship and Territorial Princes in Medieval France	Nagoya	University of Nagoya Press	forthcoming	***	Japanese	***

B. Articles etc.

No.	Classification	Title	Book, Journal, etc.	City of Publication & Publisher	Year of Publication	Pages	Language	Notes
1	Articles in Dictionaries	Duchy of Apulia, Amalfi, Viking, Gaeta, Principality of Capua, Principality of Salerno, Sicily, Kingdom of Sicily, Duchy of Spoleto, Guiscard, Duchy (Principality) of Benevento, Roger I, Roger II, Gregorian Calendar, Julian Calendar, Migration of Peoples	M. Shibata, H. Takayama and others, eds., Small Dictionary of the World History	Tokyo, Yamakawa Shuppansha	Jan 2004	***	Japanese	***
2	Article	Frederick II and the Crusades	Roads of Civilizations: Islam and the Crusades	Tokyo, Nihon Hoso Shuppan Kyokai	Jan 2004	154-174	Japanese	***
3	Article	Central Power and Multi-Cultural Elements at the Norman Court of Sicily	Mediterranean Studies, vol. XII (2003)	Aldershot/ Brookfield, Ashgate Publishing Limited	Mar 2004	1-15	English	***
4	Part of A Textbook	Ancient Mediterranean World, Establishment of Medieval European World, Expansion of Medieval European World, Romanesque and Gothic Cathedrals, The Mediterranean and Eurasia, Crossroads of Cultures: Iberian Peninsula and Sicily	History of the World	Tokyo, Yamakawa Shuppansha	Mar 2004	***	Japanese	***
5	Part of A Textbook	Ancient Mediterranean World, Establishment of Medieval European World, Expansion of Medieval European World, Romanesque and Gothic Cathedrals, The Mediterranean and Eurasia, Crossroads of Cultures: Iberian Peninsula and Sicily	Guide for Teachers: History of the World	Tokyo, Yamakawa Shuppansha	Mar 2004	***	Japanese	***
6	Part of A Textbook	Time and Space of World History, Pre-historic Age, Ancient Oriental World, Medieval European World	New World History	Tokyo, Yamakawa Shuppansha	Mar 2004	***	Japanese	***
7	Article	Law and Monarchy in the South	D. Abulafia, ed., Italy in the Central Middle Ages	Oxford, Oxford University Press	Mar 2004	58-81	English	"Short Oxford History of Italy" series
8	Article	Powers Structure of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily: Norman Kings, Arab and Greek Bureaucrats, and Feudal Lords	Grant-in-Aid Report (head K. Fukasawa): Comparative History of Genesis and Expansion of Religious Tolerance and Intolerance	***	Apr 2004	***	English	***
9	Abstract of A Lecture	Frerick II and His Crusade	Monthly Bulletin of Collegium Mediterranistarum, vol. 273	Tokyo	Oct 2004	3	Japanese	***
10	Abstract of A Symposium	Frerick II and His Crusade	Todaiji Art Project Report: Three Mysterious Flowers of Jicchu	Tokyo	Oct 2004	7-9	Japanese	***
11	Article	Globalizing World and History	Shigaku Kenkyu	Hiroshima	in press	***	Japanese	***
12	Article	The Administration of Roger I	Ruggero I,Gran Conte di Sicilia,1101-2001	Troina, Laboratorio per I'arte la cultura I'ambiente	in press	***	English	***
13	Article	Confrontation of Powers in the Norman Kingdom of Sicily: Kings, Nobles, Bureaucrats and Cities	Citta e vita cittadina nei Paesi dell'area mediterranea: secoli XI-XV	***	in press	***	English	***
14	Review	Joanna H. Drell, Kinship and Conquest	Speculum	***	in press	***	English	***

C. Lectures and Papers Read at Conferences and Seminars

No.	Classification	Title	Conference or Seminar	City	Date	Notes
1	Paper Read	Power Structure of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily	39th International Congress on Medieval Studies	Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo, USA	May 8, 2004	Legacy of John Boswell (Memorial Session for John Boswell)
2	Paper Read	Confrontation of Powers of the Norman Kingdom of Sicily: Norman Kings, Arab and Greek Bureacrats, and Feudal Lords	DESK-Symposium: Auf der Suche nach einem neuen Mittelalterbild - Genese "der anderen" in der europaeischen Kultur -	University of Tokyo	Oct 10, 2004	***
3	Keynote Lecture	Globalizing World and History	Annual Meeting, Historcical Association of Hiroshima	University of Hiroshima, Hiroshima, Japan	Oct 30, 2004	Keynote Lecture for the 75th Anniversary of the Historical Association of Hiroshima
4	Chair	Section for Medieval Europe	101st Annual Meeting of the Historical Society of Japan	University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan	Nov 14, 2004	***
5	Chair	Symposium: Public Authority in Medieval States	Annual Meeting of the Association of European History	University of Tohoku, Sendai, Japan	Nov 21, 2004	***

D. Lectures for General Audience

No.	Classification	Title	HostInstitution	Location	Date	Notes
1	Lecture	Study on Medieval Sicily and the Modern World	Pacific-Atlantic Club	Nissey Theater, Tokyo	Mar 23, 2004	***
2	Organizing A Lecture Series	University of Tokyo Open Lecture Series: "Beginning"	University of Tokyo	University of Tokyo, Tokyo	Apr 3-May 15, 2004	101st University of Tokyo Open Lecture Series, Organizing Committee Member
3	Organizing A Lecture Series	Contacts and Crushes of Civilizations in the Mediterranean	Collegium Mediterranistarum	Bridgestone Museum, Tokyo	May 8-Jun 9, 2004	***
4	Lecture	Frederick II and his Crusade	Collgium Mediterranistarum	Bridgestone Museum, Tokyo	Jun 5, 2004	***
5	Lecture	Siciy, Crossroads of the Mediterranean	Chuo University	Chuo University, Surugadai Memorial Hall, Tokyo	June 24, 2004	Chuo University, Open College Lecture Series
6	Symposium	Contacts of Civilizations: Buddhism, Christianity and Islam	Todaiji Temple Art Project Committee	Kinsho Kaikan, Todaiji Temple, Nara	Aug 7, 2004	***

E. Editorial, etc.

No.	Journal	Place of Publication	Role
1	Journal of Medieval History	Amsterdam, Netherlands	Editorial Board, 1996-
2	(E. J. Brill)	Leiden, Netherlands	Advisory Panel, 1997-
3	International Medieval Bibliography	Leeds, United Kingdom	Regular Contributor for Japan, 1995-
4	Mediterraneus (Chichukaigaku Kenkyu)	Tokyo, Japan	Editor, 2000- Editorial Board, 1997-

F. Board Member of Academic Societies

1	The Historical Society of Japan	Councillor (1994-), Director (1995-97, 2003-)
2	Collegium Mediterranistarum (Mediterranean Academy of Japan)	Standing Committee Member (1999-)
3	The Society of Historical Research	Councillor (2004-)

G. Committee Member, etc

1	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science	The 21st Century COE (Center of Excellence) Program, Selection and Evaluation Committee Member in Humanities (2002-)
2	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science	Research Center for Science Systems, Fellow (Programm Officer) in Humanities (2004-)

H. Teaching Courses

No	University	Place	Classification	Topic	Period
1	University of Tokyo	Graduate School	Tutorial	Tutorial for dissertations	All Year
2	University of Tokyo	Graduate school	Seminar on Occidental History	Comparative History of Medieval Europe	All Year
3	University of Tokyo	Faculty of Letters	Seminar on Occidental History	Seminar on Medieval European History	All Year
4	University of Tokyo	Faculty of Letters	Lecture on Occidental History	The Medieval Mediterranean	All year
5	University of Tokyo	Faculty of Letters	Introduction to Occidental History	***	Winter Semester
6	University of Tokyo	College of Liberal Arts	General Course	Transformation of International Politics, Economy, Society, and Media, I	Summer Semester
7	University of Tokyo	College of Liberal Arts	General Course	Transformation of International Politics, Economy, Society, and Media, II	Winter Semester
8	University of Nagoya	Graduate School, Faculty of Letters	***	Medieval Kingdom of Sicily	Intensive Lecture, July 6th - 9th, 2004

I. Grants-in-Aid for Research

No.	Theme	Head/Member	Aid	Aid Agency	Period	Notes
1	Administrative System of Medieval England: Comparative Analysis of Governanmental Systems in Medieval Europe	Head	Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Scientific Research: Basic Study C-2	Ministry of Education and Science	Apr 1, 2002-Mar 31, 2006	***
2	Social Change and Literacy Rate in the Mediterranean	Member	Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Scientific Research: Basic Study A-2	Ministry of Education and Science	Apr 1, 2001-Mar 31, 2004	Head: R. Motomura
3	Political Societies in Modern and Contemporary Europe	Member	Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research: Scientific Research: Basic Study A-1	Ministry of Education and Science	Apr 1, 2002-Mar 31, 2006	Head: K. Kondo
4	Academic Trends in Humanities	Head	***	Japan Society for the Promotion of Science	Apr 1, 2004-Mar 31, 2005	***