Curriculum
Vitae
Tel: +81-4-7173-3477
Fax:
+81-4-7173-3403
E-mail:
skurosu@reitaku-u.ac.jp
B.A. in English
Literature,
M.A. in
Sociology,
Ph.D. in
Sociology,
Dissertation
title: Determinants of the contemporary
Japanese extended family.
Professor,
Director of the Population and Family History
Project at Reitaku, August 2006-present.
Associate Professor,
Visiting Scholar, Edwin O. Reischauer Institute
of Japanese Studies,
Lecturer, Department of Economics,
Visiting Scholar,
Lecturer,
Graduate School, Department of Sociology, Faculty of Literature, Kyoto
University, Kyoto, April 1997-March 1998.
Coordinator
of the "
Postdoctoral
Fellow, Max-Planck-Institute for Human Development and Education,
Visiting
Scholar, Max-Planck-Institute for Human Development and Education,
Lecturer,
Department of Sociology,
Research
Associate/Assistant Professor,
Grants in Aid for Scientific Research (B),
“Empirical
studies on life course and social network: a historical perspective”
Research Grants in the Humanities, The
Mitsubishi Foundation, 9/1/2007-8/31/2010
“Population
and life course in early modern Nihonmatsu”
Research Grants, Reitaku Institute of Political
Economics and Social Studies, 8/1/2006-3/31/2010
“Population,
family, and society: A long-term perspective”
Grants in Aid for Scientific
“Family
and regional variation in early modern
Grant for
Research Abroad,
Grant
for Research Abroad, Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture,
11/1/1998-3/15/1999.
Grant
for Research Abroad, Ministry of Education, Science, Sports and Culture,
8/1/1993-5/31/1995.
Family
sociology and demography of historical and contemporary
Life
course, family organization, and social network
Comparative
historical sociology and demography
Introductory
Sociology, Family Sociology
Academic
Skills
Family
and Society in Comparative Perspective (Seminar)
Comparative
Sociology (Graduate course)
Publications
Books
Kurosu, Satomi
2006
Let
the Data Speak: Population, Family and Society in
Kurosu, Satomi, Akira Hayami and Aoi Okada 2005
Family and Regional Variation in Early
Modern
Breschi, Marco, Satomi Kurosu and Michel Oris 2003
The Own-Children Method of Fertility
Estimation: Applications in Historical Demography.
Articles
Kurosu, Satomi Forthcoming.
“Marriage,
Divorce and Remarriage in a Stem Family System: Women in Two Northeastern
Japanese Villages, 1716-1870” in Fauve-Chamoux, Antoinette et al. (eds) House and the
Stem Family in Eurasian Perspective.
Kurosu, Satomi 2008
“Filling
Gaps in Japanese Historical Demography: Marriage, Fertility, and Households in
Nineteenth-Century Rural
Kurosu, Satomi 2007
“Remarriage Risks in Comparative Perspective:
Introduction.” Continuity and Change
22(3): 367-372.
Kurosu, Satomi 2007
“Remarriage in a Stem Family System in Early Modern
Japan.” Continuity and Change 22(3):
429-458.
Tsuya, Noriko O. And Satomi Kurosu 2005
“Demographic
Responses to Short-term Economic Stress in 18th and 19th century Rural Japan:
Evidence from Two Northeastern Villages,” pp. 427-460 in Allen, Robert, Tommy
Bengtsson and Martin Dribe (eds), Living
Standards in the Past: New Perspective on Well-Being in Asia and Europe,
Oxford, Oxford University Press.
Kurosu,
Satomi 2004
“Who
Leaves Home and Why: Daughters and Sons in Two Northeastern Villages
1716-1870,” pp. 243-271 in Franz van Poppel,
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu 2004
“Mortality
and Household in Two Ou Villages, 1716-1870,” pp.253-292 in Bengtsson, Tommy
and
Kurosu,
Satomi 2002
“Studies
on Historical Demography and Family in Early Modern
“Bibliography
Historical Demography and Family in Early Modern
Kurosu,
Satomi and Emiko Ochiai 2002
“Jinkogakuteki
seiyaku to yoshi: bakumatsuishinki Tama noson niokeru keishosenryaku
(Demographic constraints and adoption: Heirship strategy in early modern
Tama),” pp.127-160 in Hayami, Akira (ed.) Kindaika-ikoki no jinnko to
kazoaku (Population and Family in early modern
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu 2002
“The
Mortality Effects of Adult Male Death on Women and Children in Agrarian
Household in Early Modern Japan,” pp.261-299 in Derosas, Renzo and
Kurosu,
Satomi 2001
“Meiji
koseki no bunseki to rekishi-jinkogaku: tamakoseki karamiru rika pataan to
kazoku shisutemu (An analysis of Meiji household register and historical
demography: Patterns of leaving home and family system, Tama household
register),” pp.245-266 in
Hayami, Akira
and Satomi Kurosu 2001
“Regional
Diversity in Demographic and Family Patterns in Preindustrial
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu 2000
“Mortality
Responses to Short-Term Economic Stress and Household Context in Eighteenth and
Nineteenth Century Rural Japan,” pp.421-455 in Bengtsson, Tommy and Osamu Saito
(eds) Population and Economy: From Hunger
to Modern Economic Growth.
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu 2000
“Economic
and Household Covariates of First Marriage in Early Modern Japan: Evidence from
Two Northeastern Villages, 1716-1870,” pp.131-157 in Catharine Caplone and
Muriel Neven (eds), Family Structure, Demography and Population: A
Comparison of Societies in
Kurosu, Satomi,
“Regional Differentials in the Patterns of First Marriage in
the Latter Half of Tokugawa
Kurosu,
Satomi 1998
“Long
Way to Headship,
Okada, Aoi and Satomi Kurosu 1998
“Succession
and the Death of the Household Head in Early Modern
Kurosu,
Satomi 1998
“Karei
to setai keisei (Ageing and household formation),” pp.113-130 in Iwai, Hachiro
(ed.) Gender and the Life Course 1995
SSM Survey Series 13.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1998
“Rekishi
jinkogaku kara miru raifu sutairu (Life-style: a historical demographic
perspective),” pp.161-190 in Kawai, Hayao and Shuntaro Tanikawa (eds) Life-Style.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1997
“A
Change in the Focus of Productivity of the Elderly in
Kurosu,
Satomi 1997
“Adoption
as an Heirship Strategy? A Case from a Northeastern Village in Pre-Industrial
Japan.”
Kurosu,
Satomi 1996
“Leaving
Home in a Stem Family System: Departures of Heirs and Non-Heirs.” The History of the Family: An International
Quarterly 1(3): 329-352.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1996
“Leaving
Home in a Stem Family System: Patterns of Children's Migration in the
Late-Nineteenth Century South-Tama.”
Kurosu,
Satomi and Emiko Ochiai 1995
“Adoption
as an Heirship Strategy under Demographic Constraints: A Case from 19th Century
Kurosu,
Satomi 1994
“Sex
Ratio and the Years of the Fire Horse: Cultural and Regional Experiences in
Kurosu,
Satomi 1994
“Who
Lives in the Extended Family and Why?
The Case of Japan,” pp.179-198 in Lee J. Cho and Motoo Yada (eds) Tradition and Change in the Asian Family.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1992
“Ecology
of the Extended Family in
Kurosu,
Satomi 1992
“Koka
san nen hinoeuma: Bunka to jinko no chiikisei ('Hinoeuma' in koka 3 (1846):
Regional variations of culture and population).” Nihon Kenkyu 6: 35-55.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1992
“Suicide
in Rural Areas: The Case of
Chapters
in Textbook, Encyclopedia, Official Report
Tsuya, Noriko O., Satomi Kurosu and Akira Hayami 2008
Population Changes and Their Structural
Factors in Long-Term Perspective. Research Report for Grants in Aid for
Scientific Research (A),
Kurosu, Satomi 2004
“Eikoku 1946-nen shussanryoku-chosa to
shusseiritsu kaifuku no mekanizumu (Fertility survey in 1946
Kurosu, Satomi 2003
“Kekkon kara paatonaashshippu he (from marriage
to partnership),” Chapter 1 in Mitsuda, Hisayoshi (ed.) Gendai-shakaigaku he
no sasoi (Introduction to Contemporary Sociology). Asahishinbun-sha.
Kurosu, Satomi 2002
“Kaozkuno
keisei to saiseisan: kekkon, shussan, ikuji (Family formation and reproduction:
marriage, birth and child-rearing),” 15-V in Ishi et al. (eds.)
Jinkodaijiten (Encyclopedia of Demography).Tokyo: Baihukan.
Kurosu, Satomi 2002
“Jinko
tenkan to gengo, shukyo (Demographic transition in relation to language and
religion),” 21-IV in Nihon-jinko-gakkai (eds) Jinkodaijiten (Encyclopedia
of Demography).Tokyo: Baihukan.
Kurosu,
Satomi 1999
“Kazoku
to Shakai: Kaikon-shugi kara Hi-kaikon-shugi he (Family and society: from
universal marriage to non-universal marriage),” pp.16-29 in Mitsuda, Hisayoshi
and Yasuhiro Aoiki (eds) Gendai-shakaigaku he no sasoi (Introduction to
Contemporary Sociology).
Asahishinbun-sha.
Kurosu, Satomi, Christer Lundh, et
al. Similarity in Difference:
Marriage in Europe and
Kurosu, Satomi (ed.) Rekishjinkogaku
de miru kekkon rikon saikon (Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage in Historical
Demography) for Reitaku University Press.
Kurosu, Satomi and Miyuki Takahashi “Marriage
and Remarriage in Northeastern Japan: Rural-Urban Comparison 1716-1870” Social
Science History Association,
Kurosu, Satomi
and Miyuki Takahashi “Marriage in Northeastern Japan: Rural-Urban Comparison
1708-1870” Social Science History Association,
Kurosu, Satomi,
Miyuki Takahashi and Aoi Okada "Widowhood and Remarriage in Northeastern
Japan: Rural-Urban Comparison 1716-1870" European Social Science History
Conference,
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu
"Household Socioeconomic Status and Individual Vulnerability in Early
Modern
Kurosu, Satomi
“Children and the Fate of Ever-Married Men and Women in Early Modern
Population
Association of
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu “Household
Socioeconomic Status and First Marriage in Early Modern
Kurosu, Satomi “Divorce
and Stem Family Household Organization in Early Modern Japan.” Paper presented
at the Annual Meeting of the Population Association of America,
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu “Household
Life Course in Two Farming Villages in Northeastern Tokugawa
Tsuya, Noriko O. and Satomi Kurosu
"Family,
Household, and Reproduction in Two Northeastern Japanese Villages, 1716-1870.”
Prepared for Chapter 7 in Prudence and
Pressure: Reproduction in
Wang Feng,
Satomi Kurosu,
“Household Organization as the Social Context of
Reproduction: a Comparison of Five Communities.” Prepared for Chapter 11 in Prudence and Pressure: Reproduction in
Europe and
Kurosu,
Satomi
“'Hinoeuma
(Year of Fire Horse)': Regional Variations of Culture and Fertility in the
Course of Modernization in
Reviewer Continuity
and Change, Japanese Journal of Family Sociology
Member International Union for the Scientific Study of Population, Panel on Historical Demography, 2006-present
Population Association of Japan, Board of Directors, 2006-present
Population Association of Japan, Head of International Exchange Committee, 2008-present
Social
Science History Association
Population
Association of
Association
of Asian Studies
Japan Population Association
Family
Sociology Association of
American
Sociological Association
Japanese
Sociological Association
International
Japanese
(mother tongue)
English
(very good)
German
(fair)