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	Chiaki SHIRAI 白井千晶 Shizuoka University, National University　国立大学行政法人　静岡大学 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences　人文社会科学部　 The Department of Social and Human Studies　社会学科, 　Professor教授 ohya 836, Suruga-ku, Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Pref. , Tel & Fax 81+54-238-6835 E-mail shirai.chiaki［］shizuoka.ac.jp　　　［］=@ Personal Information Nationality: Japanese Date of Birth: 17/Aug./1970 Work Experience 2014- Shizuoka University　Associate Professor, 2016- Professor 2010-2013 Japan Society for the Promotion of Science: JSPS, Postdoctoral Fellowship 1999- Part time lecturer, Waseda University, Toyo University, etc. Education 1993-2003　Waseda University Graduate School of Letters, Major in Sociology Master Course and Doctor Course, M.D. 1989-1993　Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
	Bibliography Book 2016, History of Childbirth, Rearing and Midwifery in Japan, in Japanese 2009, Telling Infertility, Kaimeisha
	Article 2017,The Social Role of Traditional Midwives in Japan: Through the Lens of Mediating Adoption, Asian Studies 2017,"The History of “Artificial Insemination” in Japan during 1890–1948: Issues concerning insemination and donor sperm, Asian Studies 2016,The Current Situations of Pregnancy with Difficult Social Backgrounds from the Prenatal Care Counseling at the Private Adoption Support Agencies, （in Japanese） 2016,Decision Making on Egg Donation in Japan : from the Analysis of Life Story Interview, （in Japanese） 2016,The Life Experiences of Mothers through Egg Donation: Analysis of questionnaire, （in Japanese） 2015,Pregnancy and Child Care in high teen-years old mothers: told through the life stories of the women themselves, （in Japanese） 2015, The Life Experiences of Mothers through Egg Donation:Analysis of Interview Data, （in Japanese） 2014, Hospitalization of Childbirth in Japan, （in Japanese）. 2014, The Decision-making Process of Birth Mothers who put their Children up for Adoption, （in Japanese） 2013, Informal Arrangements of Baby adoption especially　by midwives before and after World War Ⅱ in Japan,（ in Japanese）. 2013, Infertile Women's Preference in Non-Blood Parent-Child Relationships: From the Perspective of the Kinship-Choice Principle, （in Japanese）. 2013, Adoptions at Birth Negotiated by Midwives in the Showa Era, （in Japanese）. 2010,Development and Change of Midwives' Professional Career in Local Community: A consideration of maternal and child health history in Japan, （in Japanese）. 2010, Reproductive Technologies and Parent–Child Relationships: Japan’s Past and Present Examined through the Lens of Donor Insemination, International Journal of Japanese Sociology DOI: 10.1111/j.1475-6781.2010.01126.x