Books

Reports

1.	飯嶋秀治, 実践発表へのコメント, 安全委員会方式の展開, 2012.11.
2.	Toward "Kyosei"in Asian Ciries.

Papers

1.	Between Humans and Environments.
2.	IIJIMA Shuji, Australian Aboriginal Studies in Japan,1892-2006, Japanese Review of Cultural Anthropology, Vol.7,51-70 , 2007.04.
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4.	Social Movements of Australian Indigenous Peoples:Trials at Alice Springs.
5.	IIJIMA Shuji , Frictionizing ‘Cultures’： The Futurity of the Identity Culture　of Indigenous Peoples in a Multicultural Society, APC Asia-Pacific Study, Vol.11,42-49 , 2002.07.
6.	Rooting and Having Wings.
7.	Environmental Senses and Its Transformation in the Process of Social Movements: A Case Study on the Indigenous Senses　and　Its　Transformation　in　the　Process　of　Social　Movements:　A　Case　Study　on　the　Indigenous　Australians in Central Desert Area.
8.	Reconsidering Ritual Theories： Retrospective Action and Its Mode.

Presentations

1.	Iijima Shuji, Need for International Solidarities for Fieldwork Education, International Union of Anthropology and Ethnographical Sciences, 2019.08.
2.	Iijima Shuji, Bridging Them Through Ethnography, World Social Science Forumn, 2018.09.
3.	Iijima Shuji, Basic Study on Inter-institutional Transitions and Life Course Diversification, International Union of Anthropology and Ethnographical Sciences, 2018.07.
4.	Iijima Shuji, Comparative Study of Fieldwork, International Union of Anthropology and Ethnographical Sciences, 2017.05.
5.	Various Representations on Minamata from Abroad .
6.	Iijima Shuji, Cultural Perception and Its Re-embedded Context from the Toxic Sea, Contemporary context of the cultural perception and intervention to environment, 2016.12.
7.	Iijima Shuji, A resident said, ‘We get sick of people who want to smell Minamata disease’ a fisherman’s village after fifty eight years, International Union of Anthropology and Ethnological Sciences, 2014.05.
8.	Iijima Shuji, The Day After Illness Experiences of Minamata Disease and Some Possibilities of Multi-layered Ethnography, International Union of Anthropology and Ethnological Sciences, 2014.05.
9.	飯嶋 秀治, Solidarity between Academics and Staffs against Abuse in Japanese Child Protection Institutions, Bush Mob Organization, 2013.09.
10.	I failed on the return of my reports：Various ways to respond to field sites.
11.	Iijima Shuji, Solidality between Cultural Anthropology and Clinical Psychology against Abuse in Japanese Child Protection Institutions, International Union of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences, 2012.11.
12.	In front of ”the Violence”.
13.	Vision and Process of "Living History"　in　Kyushu Region.
14.	Folk Logic of A Fisherman's Community.
15.	Homeless at Home：An Human -Environment Study of a City.
16.	Economics and Anthropology: A Case Study on Individual Investor.
17.	Homeless People,Indigenous Poeples, and Child　Protection Institutions：The Logic of Exclusion and Inclusion.
18.	Towards　a Solution of Violence among Children as Institutional Abuse: Report on the Safety Committee Approach from an Anthropological View.
19.	On the Children's nursery home.
20.	Rapport,Participant Observation, and Anthropology.
21.	Iijima Shuji, Arrernte Now Two Radical Forms of Violent Life;Arrernte Fighting and Iraq War, the International Association for the History of Religions, 2005.03.

１．Graduate School of Human-Environment Studies
Human-Community Studies　１
Human-Community Studies　２
Research Guidance for Master Students
Guidance Seminar for Doctoral Students

２．School of Letters
Seminar on Cultural Anthropology
Seminar on Comparative Study of Religions
Lecture on Cultural Anthropology
Lecture on Comparative Study of Religions
Literae Humaniores 2
Basic Human Science in School of Letters
Core Seminer