Rachel is a multi-award winning specialist in East Asian affairs, and has been recognized for excellence in research and writing. She has published original work on a range of topics including modern Chinese literature, cultural history, social movements, postmodernity, diaspora, gender rights, migrant issues, and environmental policy in book volumes, peer-reviewed university and professional journals, and magazines. Her work has been cited by numerous scholars in highly regarded publications, including The Routledge Companion to Gender and Japanese Culture (2019) and The Routledge Handbook of East Asian Popular Culture (2016).
Rachel is also a skilled freelance writer, content creator, editor, proofreader and translator with experience at top publishers including the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO), Harvard University Press, Duke University Press, and Harvard University Asia Center. She has experience working on diverse topics and industries, creating top-quality content for magazines, websites, newspapers, press releases, blog posts, manuscripts, and much more.
レイチェルは、東アジアの事柄で複数の賞を受賞したスペシャリストであり、研究と執筆の卓越性で認められています。 彼女は、現代中国文学、文化史、社会運動、postmodernity、diaspora、ジェンダーの権利、移民問題、環境政策など、さまざまなトピックに関するオリジナルの作品を本、peer-reviewed(論文審査のある)大学誌や専門誌、雑誌に掲載しています。 彼女の作品は、The Routledge Companion to Gender and Japanese Culture (ラウトレッジ社のハンドブック:ジェンダーと日本文化)(2019) や The Routledge Handbook of East Asian Popular Culture (ラウトレッジ社のハンドブック:東アジアポップカルチャー)(2016)など、高く評価されている出版物で多くの学者によって引用されています。
レイチェルはまた、東京都庁・日本政府観光局(JNTO)・ハーバード大学出版・デューク大学出版・ハーバード大学アジアセンターなどのトップ出版社での経験を持つ、熟練したフリーランスのライター、コンテンツクリエーター、編集者、校正者、翻訳者でもあります。 彼女は、さまざまな業界やトピックに取り組み、雑誌、Webサイト、新聞記事、プレスリリース、ブログ投稿、原稿などに最高品質のコンテンツを作成した経験があります。
“Queer Reflections and Recursion in Comrade Bildungsroman,” in Ghost Protocol: Development and Displacement in Global China. Edited by Carlos Rojas and Ralph Litzinger. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, (2016). [Duke University Press catalogue]
“11 Investment Themes in Post-COVID Japan” (2020)
“Circuits of Identities in the Margins: Multicultural Encounters and Hybrid Biopolitics in Sinophone Texts across Greater China and Southeast Asia,” DASH Repository (May 2015).
“Tongzhi Tales: Male Subjectivities in Online Comrade Literature from Mainland China,” Dukespace Publications (Apr 2013).
“Chinese Comrade Literature, Queer Political Reality and the Tongzhi Movement in the People’s Republic of China,” Dukespace Publications (Dec 2012).
“Gender Relations in Chinese Comrade Literature: Redefining Heterosexual and Homosexual Identity as Essentially the Same yet Radically Different,” DukeSpace Publications and Repository for the Scholarly Output of the Duke Research Community, (Spring 2012).
“The Circulation of Ghostly Women and Li Yongping’s Affective Sinophone Malaysian Identity,” South East Asian Research (SEAR), Vol. 25, Iss. 2, (June 2017, First Published Online April 24, 2017), 1-17. ISSN: 2166-0832.
“Kuo Pao Kun’s Zheng He Legend and Multicultural Encounters in Singapore,” Southeast Asian Studies (SEAS), Vol. 5, No 2, (August 2016). ISSN: 2186-7275.
“Japan’s Civil Society from Kobe to Tohoku: Impact of Policy Changes on Government-NGO Relationship and Effectiveness of Post-Disaster Relief,” electronic journal of contemporary japanese studies (ejcjs), Vol. 15, Iss. 1, (Spring 2015). [Archive]
“Eileen Chang’s Feminine Chinese Modernity: Dysfunctional Marriages, Hysterical Women, and the Primordial Eugenic Threat,” Quarterly Journal of Chinese Studies, Vol. 2, No. 3, (March 2014), 13-34. ISSN: 2224-2716. Available in the Harvard DASH Repository. [Archive]
“Tongzhi Culture,” China Hands: Yale University Magazine for Future Leaders in US-China Relations, Vol. 2, Issue 1, (Spring 2014), 28-30.
“The Subaltern Voice in Dream of Ding Village: Speaking to the Myth of Consanguinity through China’s Blood Crisis,” Duke East Asia Nexus (DEAN): Journal of East Asian Affairs, (Fall 2013), 35-44. [Archive]
“Military Tongzhi Fiction from Mainland China: Homosocial(ist) Soldiers in the Chinese Army,” Princeton Journal of East Asian Studies (PJEAS), (Fall 2013), 25-48. [Archive]
“Defining (Chinese) Americanness: Ethnic and Racial Identity in Maxine Hong Kingston’s Tripmaster Monkey: His Fake Book,” China Hands Journal, (Dec 2013).
“The Need for Asian American Feminism,” Visions and Revisions: New Scholars and New Interpretations, (Fall 2013), Edinboro University of Pennsylvania: 26-39.
“Gender, Sexuality, and Cosplay: A Case Study of Male-to-Female Crossplay,” The Phoenix Papers: First Edition, (Apr 2013), 89-110. ISSN: 2325-2316. [Archive]
“Calling All ‘Dragon Ladies,’ ‘China Dolls,’ and ‘Lotus Blossoms,’” Unzipped: Duke’s Journal of Gender and Sexuality, Vol. 3, Issue 1, (Spring 2013), 15-26. [Archive]
“Memories of Chinatown: Manhattan’s Ethnic Enclave,” Yellow Pages: Duke’s Journal of Asian American Studies, (2012), 11-12.
“Taiwanese Queer Literature: The Development of National Identity Politics,” Duke East Asia Nexus (DEAN): Journal of East Asian Affairs, (2012), 27-37. [Archive]
“Taiwanese Queer Identity Politics in the Literary Realm: Interpreting Fictions of Homosexuality in Crystal Boys and Notes of a Desolate Man,” Unzipped: Duke’s Journal of Gender and Sexuality, Vol. 2, Issue 1, (Spring 2012), 65-72.
“David Foster Wallace’s Postmodern Method in Brief Interviews with Hideous Men,” Eruditio: Duke University’s Humanities Journal, Vol. 31, (Fall 2011), 54-61.
“China’s Huangpu River of Democracy,” Passport: Duke’s Journal of International Studies, Vol. 13, (Spring 2011), 14-16. [PDF]
“The Impacts of Cultural Eutrophication on Lakes: A Review of Damages and Nutrient Controls.” Deliberations, Vol. 11, (Fall 2010), 33-39. [Archive]
*** 「Life in Tokyo」は、東京都と東京都国際交流委員会が運営している外国人の東京生活をサポートするためのウェブサイト。東京都多文化共生ポータルサイトで公開中。 |
“Ride to Happiness on the Arakawa Cycling Road!”
「荒川サイクリングロードでツーリングを楽しもう!」
01.27.2020 [Archive]
「国営昭和記念公園で四季を楽しもう!」
01.14.2020 [Archive]
“Read Your Way around the World in Itabashi Bologna Children’s Book Hall!”
「本で世界を旅しよう! -いたばしボローニャ子ども絵本館-」
12.09.2019 . [Archive]
“Brew Your Very Own Craft Beer in Tokyo!”
「東京で自分だけのクラフトビールをつくろう!」
10.15.2019. [Archive]
“Fish for your own fresh catch in Tokyo Bay!”
「東京湾で新鮮な魚を釣ろう!」
08.13.2019 . [Archive]
「東京の郊外で開催される骨董市でお宝を探そう!」
02.25.2019.
*** 「Tokyo Weekender」は1970年に創刊されて以来、日本に住む外国人にとっての日本での生活をより楽しくする必読書として愛されてきました。 |
“5 Lemon Sweets & Treats to Try in Tokyo this Summer.” 2020.08.
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“Taste of the Wild! Explore the new frontiers of Japan’s wild-game cuisine.” 2021.
“Interview with the Ambassador of Ukraine to Seoul: H.E. Vasyl Marmazov.” Global Politics Review Vol. 2, Issue 1, (Spring 2016), forthcoming. ISSN 2464-9929. [Archive]
“The Theatre and U.S.-China Relations: An Interview with Claire Conceison.” China Focus. August 13, 2015.
As Editor-in-Chief of the Harvard Asia Quarterly 16.3
“Interview with Ara Wilson: On Queer Political Economy in Thailand and Transnational Feminism in Southeast Asia.” Harvard Asia Quarterly 16.3, (April 2015), 6-9. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Asia Center. [Available on Academia.edu.]
“Interview with Svati Shah: political economy of sexuality, migration, and urbanization in India.” Harvard Asia Quarterly 16.3, (April 2015), 71-74. Cambridge, MA: Harvard Asia Center. [Available on Academia.edu]
The Asan Institute for Policy Studies is Korea’s leading independent policy think tank conducting research in national security and foreign policy, area studies, public opinion, domestic politics, social science methodology, and global governance. *** 아산정책연구원(峨山政策硏究院. the Asan Institute for Policy Studies)은 대한민국의 민간 싱크탱크다. 2015년에는 중국사회과학원이 발표한 세계 100대 싱크탱크 순위에 한국의 민간 싱크탱크로는 유일하게 선정되었으며, 2017년에는 한경비즈니스에서 선정한 ‘한국 100대 싱크탱크’에서 외교∙안보 부문 4위에 선정되기도 했다. 연구원의 주요 연구분야로는 안보, 외교 정책, 지역연구, 여론과 국내 정치, 사회과학 방법론, 글로벌 거버넌스 등이다. 또한 아시아-태평양 지역 외교안보 이슈에 대해 외교안보정책전문 영문 웹저널 아산포럼을 발간하고 있으며, 아산나눔재단과 공동으로 설립한 아산서원이 있다. |
Issue Brief PDF: IssueBrief_2016_04
“The Future of the Chinese Script – Review of Beyond Sinology: Chinese Writing and the Scripts of Culture by Andrea Bachner.” China Hands Vol. 4, Issue I, (Fall 2015), 47. Yale University.
“Tongzhi Culture,” The Huffington Post (May 26, 2014). [Archive]