Dr Adam Clulow - Researcher Profile

Biography

I did my first degree at the University of KwaZulu-Natal in South Africa. I later completed a M.A. in East Asian studies at Niigata University in Japan in 2002. I moved to Monash in 2008 after completing my PhD in Japanese history at Columbia University in New York. I have also served as a visiting researcher at the Needham Research Institute in Cambridge and the Historiographical Institute in Tokyo.

Qualifications

DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY - HISTORY, EAST ASIA

Institution: Columbia University

Year awarded: 2008

MASTERS OF PHILOSOPHY HISTORY - EAST ASIA

Institution: Columbia University

Year awarded: 2005

MASTERS OF ARTS

Institution: Niigata University - Japan

Year awarded: 2002

Publications

Journal Articles

Clulow, A.J., 2012, The pirate and the warlord, Journal of Early Modern History [P], vol 16, Brill, The Netherlands, pp. 523-542.

Clulow, A.J., 2010, A fake embassy, the Lord of Taiwan and Tokugawa Japan, Japanese Studies [P], vol 30, issue 1, Routledge, Australia, pp. 23-41.

Clulow, A.J., 2010, From global entrepot to early modern domain: Hirado, 1609-1641, Monumenta Nipponica [P], vol 65, issue 1, Sophia University, Japan, pp. 1-35.

Clulow, A.J., 2009, European maritime violence and territorial states in early modern Asia, 1600-1650, Itinerario: journal on the history of European expansion and global interaction [P], vol 33, issue 3, Leiden University, Institute for the History of European Expansion, Netherlands, pp. 72-94.

Clulow, A.J., 2009, The pirate returns: Historical models, east Asia and the war against Somali piracy, Japan Focus: an Asia Pacific e-journal [P], vol 25-3-2009, Japan Focus, USA, pp. 1-8.

Clulow, A.J., 2007, Unjust, cruel and barbarous proceedings: Japanese mercenaries and the Amboyna incident of 1623, Itinerario: journal on the history of European expansion and global interaction [P], vol 31, issue 1, Leiden University, Institute for the History of European Expansion, Netherlands, pp. 15-34.

Other

Clulow, A.J., Fuyuko, M., 2012, King Willem II?s 1844 Letter to the Shogun: ?Recommendation to Open the Country?, Translation, Monumenta Nipponica 66/1, Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 99-122.

Postgraduate Research Supervisions

Current Supervision

Program of Study:

(MASTER'S BY RESEARCH).

Thesis Title:

The AMWU: a study in union militancy.

Supervisors:

O''Hanlon, S (Main), Clulow, A (Associate).

Program of Study:

(DOCTORATE BY RESEARCH).

Thesis Title:

The life and works of Geoffrey Blainey.

Supervisors:

Attwood, B (Main), Clulow, A (Associate).

Completed Supervision

Student:

Dobson, D.

Program of Study:

'A fearful excitement': the Baltimore riot in American civil war history and memory. (Masters) 2012.

Supervisors:

Clulow, A (Main), Corbould, C (Associate).