Kirill Kartashov

Thesis

Pyrethrum in Japan: A History of Rise and Fall, 1880s-1940s

Papers:

'Pyrethrum in Japan: A History of Rise and Fall, 1880s-1940s', BAJS/Japan Foundation Postgraduate Workshop, online, February 2021.
‘Daikokuya Kōdayū's (1751-1828) Life after His Return to Japan', The 21st Conference ‘History and Culture of Japan’, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, February 2019.
'The Journal of I. F. Trapeznikov (?): an Unpublished Primary Source on Adam Laxman’s Expedition (1792-1793)’, The 2nd International Student Conference in Asian and African Studies 'Ex Oriente Lux', Saint Petersburg State University, October 2017.
‘The Place of Adam Laxman’s Expedition in the History of Early Russia-Japan Relations’, The 8th Conference of Young Japanologists ‘New Look’, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, November 2016.
‘Martin Spangberg’s Expeditions: Goals and Results’, The 7th Conference of Young Japanologists ‘New Look’, National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow, October 2015.

Publications:

'Daikokuya Kōdayū’s Life after His Return to Japan,' in History and Culture of Japan, issue 12, scientific ed. N. Trubnikova and I. Okazov, executive ed. A. Meshcheryakov (Moscow: HSE Publishing House, 2020): 385-398. (in Russian)
'Ritual and Law: Reception of Adam Laxman’s Expedition in Japan,' in Russian Japanology Review, vol. 1, ed. D. Streltsov and S. Grishachev (Moscow: AIRO-XXI, 2018): 149-158. Co-authored with Vasilii Shchepkin.
‘The Journal of the Russian Expedition to Japan with the Attachment of the Correspondence between the Head of the Expedition and the Coastal Authorities concerning the Permission to Enter Japanese Ports and Disembark the Crew’ as a Primary Source on Adam Laxman’s Expedition (1792–1793),' Japanese Studies in Russia 4 (2017): 50-61. (in Russian)
'Martin Spangberg’s Expeditions: Goals and Results,' in Proceedings of the 7th Conference of Young Japanologists 'New Look', Moscow, October 22-23, 2015, ed. A. Novikova (Moscow: Spektr, 2016): 47-54. (in Russian)