Haba, Kumiko, 1952-

羽場久[mi]子, 1952-

found: Her Hangarī kakumeishi kenkyū, 1989:t.p. (Haba Kumiko) colophon (r; b. 1952; asst. prof., Hōsei Daigaku)

found: Gurōbaru jidai no Ajia chiiki tōgō, 2012:colophon (r; b. 1952; 羽場久美子 = Haba Kumiko; Ph.D. in Int'l relations, Tsudajuku Daigaku Daigakuin)

found: Great Power Politics and the Future of Asian Regionalism (2012 : Harvard University). Great power politics and the future of Asian regionalism, 2013:title page (Kumiko Haba) page 128 (Academic Associate, Program on U.S.-Japan Relations, WCFIA [Weatherhead Center for International Affairs], Harvard University, and Jean Monnet Chair of the European Union, and Professor of International Politics, Aoyama Gakuin University [Japan]; research areas: politics and history of Central Europe, the European Union, and regional integration in Asia and Europe)

found: International Studies Association, website, viewed November 20, 2014:Governance > Elections > 2016-2017 > Vice Presidents > Kumiko Haba, Aoyama Gakuin University > CV (born 18 August 1952, Kobe City, Hyogo prefecture, Japan; nationality: Japanese; education: 1975, graduated from Tsuda College, international relations; 1977, Master's course of international relations, Tsuda College; 1987, Ph.D., international relations, Tsuda College); selected experience: 1985-2007, lecturer, associate professor, and professor at Hosei University, Tokyo; various visiting professorships at Hungarian Academy of Sciences, University of London, and Harvard University; 2007-present, professor at Aoyama Gakuin University, School of International Politics and Economics; 2014-present, director of Graduate School of International Politics, Aoyama Gakuin University; e-mail: [email protected])

found: OCLC #26396171, June 2, 2020:(access point: 羽場久[mi]子, 1952- = Haba, Kumiko, 1952-; usage: 羽場久[mi]子 = Haba Kumiko)

found: Web NDL authorities, June 2, 2020:(heading: 羽場, 久[mi]子, 1952- = Haba, Kumiko, 1952-; reading; variant: 羽場, 久美子 = Haba, Kumiko; reading; character for "mi" consists of "sanzui-hen" radical meaning "water" (left) and 尾 (right))