2011. “Bilingual Behaviour Intervention for Japanese-Speaking

　　　　Children with Autism: A Pilot Study Using VB MAPP.” Paper to

　　　　be presented at ABAI Annual Convention in Denver, CO.

　　　　 May 30.

 

   2011. Symposium chair, “A Multi-disciplinary Approach to the

　　　　Analysis of Verbal Behaviour: from Theory to Practice”

　　　　 (with Mark Sundberg, Maria de Lourdes Passos, Robert

　　　　Dlouhy) ABAI Annual Convention in Denver, CO. May 30.

 

   2011. Symposium discussant, “Behavior-Analytic Approaches to

　　　　Linguistic Analysis,” ABAI Annual Convention in Denver, CO.

　　　　May 30.

   

   2010 (October 2). “Reaching Out Beyond the Limit: Supporting

　　　　Additive Bilingualism for the Japanese-Speaking Families

　　　　with Children Diagnosed with Autism in Canada. Annual　

　　　　conference of Japanese Studies Association of Canada

　　　　(JSAC), UBC.

 

   2010. Bilingual Intervention: Towards an Equation of Language

　　　　to Behavior. Paper　presented at ABAI annual convention in

　　　　San Antonio, Texas, June 1. Symposium #547.

 

   2010. Symposium chair, “An Interdisciplinary Investigation in

　　　　Behavior Analysis and Linguistics” ABAI annual convention in

　　　　San Antonio, Texas, June 1. Symposium #547. (with Maria

　　　　de Lourdes Passos, Raymond Weitzman, Robert Dlouhy)

 

   2009. 「自閉症スペクトラム障害についてー早期診断と治療のための基

　　　　礎知識」バンクーバー新報

  

   

 2011. “Culture and History of the Indigenous People of Northern

　　　Japan” and four other entries in World History Encyclopaedia  

　　　Santa Barbara, CA: ABC CLIO.

 

2005. “Narrative of Hope: An Emergent Discourse Resulting from the

　　　Encounter between Canada’s Native people and the Japanese.”

　　　In Why Japan Matters! Vol. 2 Joseph F. Kess and Helen

　　　Lansdowne eds. Victoria: Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives,

　　　University of Victoria. pp. 402-412.

 

 2004. “Ainu Shamanism” and “Tsugaru Shamanism” in Shamanism:

         An Encyclopaedia of World Beliefs, Practices, and Culture.

         Mariko Nanba Walter and Eva Jane Neumann Fridman, eds.

         Santa Barbara, Ca: ABC Clio

    www.ecampus.com/book/1576076458

2003. “Ainu Shamanism: A Forbidden Path to Universal Knowledge, in Cultutral Survival Quarterly Issue 27.2 Cambridge, MA

          http://www.cs.org/publications/Csq/csq-article.cfm?id=1667

 

2003. “The Invisible Wounds of Ainu Shamans: ‘Them,’ ‘Us,’ or Just

        another Witch?” In Changing Japanese Identities in

         Multicultural Canada. Joseph F. Kess et. al. eds. Victoria:

        Centre for Asia-Pacific Initiatives, University of Victoria. PP.

        325-334.

 

2001. “Sannnai Maruyama, the Origin of the Ainu and the Problem of the Historical Interpretation of 'Japan.'” In Japan in the Global Age: Cultural, Historical, and Political Issues on Asia, Environment, Households and International Communication. Nakamura, M., Ed. Vancouver: Centre for Japanese Research, University of British Columbia. PP.7-14. www.iar.ubc.ca/centres/cjr/seminars/semi2000/jsac2000/tanaka.pdf

 

1999a.“Returning to Ainumoshir,” a seminar held at the World

          Indigenous Peoples’ Conference on Education in Hawaii at

         Hilo, Aia Na Ha’ona iLoko o Kakou: The Answers Lie Within

          Us, August 1 - 7.

 

1999b.“Bringing home a dragon: A spiritual cartography of northern

          Tsugaru,” In Proceedings of the International Congress,

          Shamanism and Other Indigenous Spiritual Beliefs and

           Practices, Moscow, Moscow, Russia June 7-12, 1999: 296-305

 

1998. “Hunting history: The silenced history of ‘forbidden-to-come place’,” paper

         presented at the Eighth International Conference on Hunting and Gathering

       Societies: Foraging and post-foraging societies: History, Politics, and

         Future, Aomori session, October 26-30.Abstract in the proceedings p. 109.