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Building Japanese research capacity around disability studies and sport to positively impact the lives of people with disabilities - 2020 and beyond

围绕残疾研究和体育建设日本的研究能力，以积极影响残疾人的生活 - 2020 年及以后

基本信息

批准号：
ES/S013792/1
负责人：
Ian Stuart Brittain
金额：
$ 5.67万
依托单位：
Coventry University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Research Grant
财政年份：
2019
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2019 至无数据
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FS013792%2F1
关键词：
Building Japanese research capacity around

项目摘要

The aim of this bid is to expand an already existing international collaboration and foster a long term sustainable multi-partner network in order to further develop our understanding in the field of disability studies and sport (DSS). This project will bring together a network of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities (SSH) researchers across the UK and Japan, including ECRs, who will both strengthen and develop current relations. In 2020 Tokyo, Japan, will become the first city to host the Paralympic Games twice, having previously hosted them in 1964. This, therefore, provides an ideal opportunity to both meet the aims of this grant call, whilst at the same time improving our understanding of the field of DSS by furthering our cultural understandings of people with disabilities (PWD) using an interdisciplinary approach that adopts participative methodologies to foster co-creation of new knowledge in the field.The researchers from the UK come from three universities: Coventry, West of Scotland and Worcester). The Japanese network members are drawn from three universities based in or around Tokyo: Juntendo, Tsukuba and Waseda, as well as one publicly-funded non-academic research body: the Nippon Foundation Paralympic Research Group. The Japanese group also includes the founding Director of the Co-Innovation Laboratory (COIL) who will act as a stakeholder representative and a direct conduit to groups of PWD in Tokyo with whom COIL work towards achieving an inclusive society. Both the UK and Japanese networks include experienced and early career researchers as the project is designed to make this area of research sustainable over the long term by involving and developing the capacity of young researchers who will lead the field in the years to come. The two groups of researchers will experience a programme of knowledge exchange and collaborative research planning (in both the UK and Japan), assisted by other key stakeholders including PWD and policy makers in Japan, to which various members of the overall network already have access. This will culminate in a planned longitudinal programme of collaborative research to take place before, during and up to four years after the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games that will form the basis for a larger funding application to be written as the final part of the proposed project. As a baseline, the planned research programme for the larger bid will be aimed at investigating many of the claims made by the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) that are often repeated by Paralympic host city organising committees, regarding the potential social impact of sport and the Paralympic Games themselves upon the lives of PWD in the host country. These include: improved health, greater inclusion, better transport and infrastructure, environmental accessibility, enhanced support services and improved attitudes towards PWD amongst the non-disabled population (Brittain, 2018). This would be underpinned by a narrative analysis of the role of prejudice and normative values within Japanese society using ableism as a lens to see how disability is currently constructed and the impact hosting the Paralympic Games has on this narrative.

此次申办的目的是扩大现有的国际合作，建立一个长期可持续的多方合作伙伴网络，以进一步发展我们在残疾研究和体育（DSS）领域的理解。该项目将汇集英国和日本的社会科学，艺术和人文科学（SSH）研究人员网络，包括ecr，他们将加强和发展当前的关系。2020年，日本东京将成为第一个两次举办残奥会的城市，此前东京曾在1964年举办过残奥会。因此，这提供了一个理想的机会，既满足了这一资助呼吁的目标，同时也提高了我们对DSS领域的理解，通过采用跨学科的方法，采用参与式的方法，促进该领域新知识的共同创造，从而进一步加深了我们对残疾人（PWD）的文化理解。来自英国的研究人员来自三所大学：考文垂、苏格兰西部和伍斯特。日本网络成员来自位于东京或东京周边的三所大学：俊天道、筑波和早稻田，以及一个公共资助的非学术研究机构：日本基金会残奥研究小组。日本小组还包括共同创新实验室（COIL）的创始主任，他将作为利益相关者代表，并与东京的PWD团体直接沟通，COIL与他们共同努力实现包容性社会。英国和日本的网络都包括有经验和早期职业的研究人员，因为该项目旨在通过参与和发展年轻研究人员的能力，使这一研究领域在未来几年能够长期可持续发展。这两组研究人员将体验一个知识交流和合作研究规划计划（在英国和日本），由其他关键利益相关者协助，包括PWD和日本的政策制定者，整个网络的各个成员已经可以访问。这将最终形成一个计划中的纵向合作研究方案，该方案将在2020年东京残奥会之前、期间和之后的四年内进行，这将构成一个更大的资金申请的基础，作为拟议项目的最后一部分。作为一个基础，更大规模的申办计划的研究项目将旨在调查国际残奥委员会（IPC）提出的许多主张，这些主张经常被残奥主办城市的组委会重复，涉及体育和残奥会本身对东道国残疾人生活的潜在社会影响。这些措施包括：改善健康、扩大包容、改善交通和基础设施、环境可及性、加强支助服务以及改善非残疾人口对残疾人的态度（英国，2018年）。这将通过对日本社会中偏见和规范价值观的作用的叙事分析来支撑，以残疾歧视为视角，看看残疾目前是如何被构建的，以及举办残奥会对这种叙事的影响。