Prof. Dr. Ayaka Löschke

Juniorprofessur für Japanologie (Schwerpunkt Digitale Transformation und Politik)

The social movement against hate speech for a decade: Legacies from other movements and new strategies (2022) Löschke A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution User engagement against online hate speech in Japan: Driven by high perceptions of personal abilities and benefits (2022) Löschke A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Working customers against online hate speech: Driven by high perceptions of personal abilities and benefits (2022) Löschke A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Opening spaces of hope for minorities? Victims’ movements (tōjisha undō) and legislation (2021) Löschke A Conference contribution Administrative Measures Against Far-Right Protesters: An Example of Japan's Social Control (2021) Löschke A Journal article, Original article Mothers against Radiation: Effort to become a ‘professional’ organization and its failure (2021) Löschke A Conference contribution A victims’ movement against the termination of housing support for voluntary evacuees (2021) Löschke A Journal article, Original article Ironic connectivity and gamification: Keys to online activism against hate speech in Japan (2019) Löschke A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution MY NUCLEAR NIGHTMARE: Leading Japan through the Fukushima Disaster to a Nuclear-Free Future | By Naoto Kan; translated from the Japanese by Jeffrey S. Irish (2018) Löschke A Journal article, Review article The national advocacy of Japan’s civil society organizations against radiation: Policymaking and organizational transformation over six years (2018) Löschke A Thesis