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#logo Center for Northeast Asian Studies Tohoku University 日本語 English Access Inquiry Links #svg MENU Language Inquiry The Newsletter CNEAS New Publication 日本語 English Outline of the CNEAS Faculty Research Education Publications International Scholarly Exchange Access Links Associate professor DELANEY Alyne HOME  >  Faculty  >  Associate professor DELANEY Alyne DELANEY Alyne Associate professor Cultural Anthropology, Japanese ethnography, coastal cultures   Achievements ⇒ TOHOKU UNIVERSITY Researchers ⇒ researchmap Social Sustainability in Coastal Communities Coastal people have a connection to the places they live and work. The environment informs their culture, just as their cultures impact the manner in which they relate to their local environment. To understand coastal communities and cultures, one has to know history, economics, and the local environmental conditions, in addition to their cultural attributes. I conduct long-term, ethnographic fieldwork in coastal Japan and research how people interact with the environment (e.g., organize themselves to manage resources; conduct rituals related to their connection with the sea, etc.). I have had the benefit of watching society and the environment change (e.g,demographic changes; disasters) around them. This, as an extension of my early work on personal autonomy and identity stemming from a drop in fishing population numbers, has led me to focus on the themes of social sustainability and resilience. Couples working together on summer tasks, Shichigahama, Japan Subsidence in Toguhama Port following the Great East Japan Earthquake (3.11) Principal areas of interest Environmental anthropology of coastal cultures, including Japan Social Sustainability and community resilience Natural resource management and governance Disaster Anthropology (e.g., 3.11) Visual Anthropology SITE MAP HOME PAGE TOP Center for Northeast Asian StudiesTohoku University 41 Kawauchi, Aoba-ku, Sendai Miyagi, 980-8576, Japan TEL / +81-22-795-6009, 3707 FAX / +81-22-795-6010 http://www.cneas.tohoku.ac.jp Copyright © 2019 Center for Northeast Asian Studies. All Rights Reserved.