Administration

Glenn Davis
Lecturer
GlennDDavis1946@tamu.edu

Glenn Davis is a lecturer in International Studies teaching INTS201 (Intro to International Studies) and INTS491 (Senior Seminar/Thesis). He was born in Texas, but spent the past four decades living and working in Japan. Davis started off his long career there by earning bachelor's and master's degrees at Sophia University in Tokyo. He later became a foreign correspondent for Business International, a New York-based think tank, and entered the Foreign Correspondents Club of Japan. Active on various committees, he was awarded an FCCJ Life Membership in 2007. After serving as editor-in-chief of Tokyo Journal during the 1980s, he moved on to edit the American Chamber of Commerce Journal in Japan and then became bureau chief of UPI's Tokyo bureau in the mid-1990s. He also served as an educator in Tokyo, teaching literature, history and journalism at Tokyo's Hosei University. Finishing his career in Tokyo with a stint as editor for Merrill Lynch Tokyo, he returned home in early 2007. Having published hundreds of newspaper and magazine articles on Japan in worldwide publications, Glenn is best known for the 1996 book entitled An Occupation without Troops (in English and in Japanese).

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