Atsuko Ichijo

Atsuko Ichijo

Kingston University

H-index: 13

Europe-United Kingdom

About Atsuko Ichijo

Atsuko Ichijo, With an exceptional h-index of 13 and a recent h-index of 11 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Kingston University, specializes in the field of Theories of nationalism, modernity, religion, European integration.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

Nations and capital. The missing link in global expansion Nations and capital. The missing link in global expansion, by Zlatko Hadžidedić, Abingdon, Routledge, 2022, vii+ 136 …

An alternative origin of nationalism in the East: the emergence of political subjectivity under the non-Western-centric world order

What does it mean to be a Christian nationalist in Meiji Japan?: Religion, nationalism and the state

AN ALTERNATIVE ORIGIN OF

Chapter Two: When Groups Participate in Defining the Nation

The Routledge handbook of comparative territorial autonomies

Chapter Eight: International Organisations, Food and Nationalism

‘Overcoming Modernity’, Overcoming What?:‘Modernity’in Wartime Japan and its Implication

Atsuko Ichijo Information

University

Position

Associate Professor

Citations(all)

1152

Citations(since 2020)

621

Cited By

730

hIndex(all)

13

hIndex(since 2020)

11

i10Index(all)

17

i10Index(since 2020)

11

Email

University Profile Page

Kingston University

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Atsuko Ichijo Skills & Research Interests

Theories of nationalism

modernity

religion

European integration

Top articles of Atsuko Ichijo

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Journal

Author(s)

Publication Date

Nations and capital. The missing link in global expansion Nations and capital. The missing link in global expansion, by Zlatko Hadžidedić, Abingdon, Routledge, 2022, vii+ 136 …

National Identities

Atsuko Ichijo

2024/1

An alternative origin of nationalism in the East: the emergence of political subjectivity under the non-Western-centric world order

Atsuko Ichijo

2024

What does it mean to be a Christian nationalist in Meiji Japan?: Religion, nationalism and the state

International Journal for the Study of the Christian Church

Atsuko Ichijo

2023/10/2

AN ALTERNATIVE ORIGIN OF

The Routledge Handbook of Nationalism in East and Southeast Asia

Atsuko Ichijo

2023/7/31

Chapter Two: When Groups Participate in Defining the Nation

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

The Routledge handbook of comparative territorial autonomies

Brian CH Fong

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/6/28

Chapter Eight: International Organisations, Food and Nationalism

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

‘Overcoming Modernity’, Overcoming What?:‘Modernity’in Wartime Japan and its Implication

International Journal of Social Imaginaries

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/5/16

Conclusion: From Everyday to Global Politics

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Chapter Three: Consuming Nations—The Construction of National Identities in the Food Industry

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Chapter Six: National Food in the International Context II—Gastronationalism and Populism

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Chapter Five: National Food in the International Context I—Gastrodiplomacy

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Food and economic nationalism

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Food, national identity and nationalism: From everyday to global politics

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/12

Chapter Seven: Norms, Ethics, Food and Nationalism

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Chapter One: Everyday Creation of the Nation

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

What are territorial autonomies and why the Handbook?

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/6/28

Introduction: Food, Nationalism and National Identity

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Chapter Four: Food and Diet in ‘Official’Nationalism

Ronald Ranta

Atsuko Ichijo

2022/10/13

Kokugaku and an alternative account of the emergence of nationalism of Japan

Nations and Nationalism

Atsuko Ichijo

2020/1

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