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Anne Mette Fisker-Nielsen is a social anthropologist focusing on politics, religion and civil society in Japan. Born in Denmark, she lived in the UK, Hong Kong, and Japan. She received a PhD in Social Anthropology from the School of Oriental and African Studies in 2008 with a focus on Japanese politics and religion and published a monograph researching Komeito and its youth supporters in coalition politics from 2003 to 2010. Her recent research has focused on the polarisation of security debates in Japan and the politics of Othering, and she is currently conducting research for a three year JSPS funded project on local politics and civil society in Okinawa. She taught social anthropology and on Japanese society and culture at SOAS until July 2017 when she moved to Japan to become Associate Professor in Social Anthropology in the Department of Humanities at Soka University.

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香港オープン大学産業社会学部社会学BSSc(香港) 1997年 卒業
Hong Kong Poly UniversitySociology社会心理学の哲学修士（MPhil）MPhil(香港) 2001年 修了
School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London人類學と社会学人類學と社会学PhD(ロンドン、イギリス) 2008年 修了

学士(Bachelor of Social Sciences, Sociology) 香港オープン大学 1997年
修士(MPhil) Hong Kong Poly University 2001年
博士(PhD) School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 2008年
博士(PhD) School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London 2008年