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Stephen Murphy-Shigematsu, EdD (2004*) Stanford, CA
EdD , Harvard University, 1987

Selected Publications:

• Cultural Psychiatry and Minority Identities: A Constructivist Narrative Approach to Therapy. (2000). Psychiatry, Vol. 63(4), 371-384
• Family Psychology and Family Therapy in Japan (2001). American Psychologist, January, Vol. 56, No 1, 65-70
  Multicultural Encounters: Case Narratives from a Counseling Practice (2002). Teachers College Press, New York
• Amerasian Children: An Unknown Minority Problem (2002). Shueisha, Tokyo, Japan
• Identity Narratives of Muslim Foreign Workers in Japan (with A. Onishi) (2003). Journal of Community and Applied Social Psychology, 13: 224-239
• Expanding the Borders of the Nation: Ethnic Diversity and Citizenship Education in Japan, (2004). In J. A. Banks (Ed.) Diversity and Citizenship Education: Global Perspectives, pp. 303-332). Jossey-Bass, San Francisco
• Ethnic diversity, identity, and citizenship in Japan, Harvard Asia Quarterly, (2004) Vol. VIII(1), 51-57
• Democracy and Diversity: Principles and Concepts for Educating Citizens in a Global Age (with J. A. Banks et al.) (2005). Center for Multicultural Education, University of Washington, Seattle
• Whose Responsibility? Therapists and Clients in a Multicultural World (2006). Japanese Journal of Family Therapy, Vol 22 No 3, pp. 224-227
• Transcultural Japan: At the Borderlands of Race, Gender, and Identity (Ed. with D. B. Willis) (2007). Routledge, London
  

Selected Fellowships: Fulbright Senior Research Grant; Harvard University, Frederick Sheldon Fellow; American Psychological Association, Minority Fellow in Psychology

Special Interests: narrative therapy and medicine, cultural sensitivity and competence, ethnic diversity, multicultural counseling and coaching, multiracial and transnational identities

Related Professional Activities: President, PI Education and Health Research Group; Visiting Scholar, Stanford University; Visiting Lecturer, University of California, Berkeley.