• Muta Kazue

    Professor at Osaka University, specializing in historical sociology and gender studies. Received her master’s degree in sociology from Kyoto University in 1985 and completed her doctoral studies at the same university in 1987. Held positions at Saga University, Kōnan Women’s University, Harvard University, and Columbia University before starting in her current role in April 2004. Played a supporting role in the 1989 Fukuoka trial that introduced the concept of sexual harassment to the Japanese public. Major works include Jendā kazoku o koete: Kin-gendai no sei/sei no seiji to feminizumu (Beyond the Gendered Family: Feminism and the Politics of Modern and Contemporary Life/Sexuality) and Buchō, sono ren’ai wa sekuhara desu! (Boss, That’s Not Love but Sexual Harassment!).

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    Jun 10, 2021