Chiho Maruoka
- Email: ml13cm@leeds.ac.uk
- Thesis title: How Did Japan and China Securitize the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands between 2008-2015?
- Supervisors: Professor Caroline Rose, Dr Caroline Fielder
Profile
I am a PhD candidate in East Asian Studies at the University of Leeds. My research examines how Japan and China securitized the Senkaku/Diaoyu Islands between 2008-2015. My PhD project is partially funded by the Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation. I am a member of the Sino-Japanese Relations Research Network.
Research interests
Themes covered in my research include Sino-Japanese relations, Japan's/China’s foreign policy, Japanese/Chinese security policy, Japanese/Chinese construction of the national identity, and the ‘history problem.’ My research interests also extend to International Relations Post-Structuralism and Ontological Security Theory.
Qualifications
- MA Asia Pacific Studies (University of Leeds)
- MSc Politics of China (SOAS)
- BA International Relations (ICU)