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The March 2015 Bombings of Yunnan and the Decline in
Sino-Myanmar Relations, April 2015
Alvin Cheng-Hin Lim |
| |
| |
Repatriation But Not "Return": A Japanese Brazilian
Dekasegi Goes Back to Brazil, April 2015
Miriam Kingsberg |
| |
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Juche in the United States: The Black Panther Party's
Relations with North Korea, 1969-1971, March 2015
Benjamin Young |
| |
| |
Womenomics for Japan: Is the Abe Policy for Gendered
Employment Viable in an Era of Precarity? March 2015
Helen Macnaughtan |
| |
| |
The Asia-Pacific War and the Failed Second
Anglo-Japanese Civilian Exchange, 1942-45, March 2015
Rowena Ward |
| |
| |
"All Japan" versus "All Okinawa" - Abe Shinzo's
Military-Firstism, March 2015
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The Greening of China's Black Electric Power System?
Insights from 2014 Data, March 2015
Hao Tan, John A. Mathews |
| |
| |
Africa and China's 21st Century Maritime Silk Road,
March 2015
Alvin Cheng-Hin Lim |
| |
| |
The Making of "A Body in Fukushima": A Journey through
an Ongoing Disaster , March 2015
William Johnston, Eiko Otake |
| |
| |
In the Face of American Amnesia, The Grim Truths of No
Gun Ri Find a Home, March 2015
Charles J. Hanley |
| |
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Producing Okinawan Cultural Identity in Hawai`i's
'Multicultural Paradise', March 2015
Matthew Allen |
| |
| |
The Recognition of Nuclear Trauma in Sagashite imasu (I
am Searching), February 2015
Helen Kilpatrick |
| |
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The Post-3/11 Quest for True Kizuna – Shi no Tsubute by
Wagō Ryōichi and Kamisama 2011 by Kawakami Hiromi,
February 2015
Tamaki Tokita |
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The Internet and Personal Narratives in the
Post-Disaster Anti-Nuclear Movement, February 2015
Takanori Tamura |
| |
| |
Remembering Hiroshima and the Lucky Dragon in Chim↑Pom’s
Level 7 feat. “Myth of Tomorrow”, February 2015
Alexander Brown |
| |
| |
Performance, Mourning and the Long View of Nuclear
Space, February 2015
Peter Eckersall |
| |
| |
Introduction: Art and Activism in Post-Disaster Japan,
February 2015
Vera Mackie, Alexander Brown |
| |
| |
Wrongful Convictions and the Culture of Denial in
Japanese Criminal Justice, February 2015
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
Will Wrongful Convictions Be a Catalyst for Change in
Japanese Criminal Justice? February 2015
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
Australia's "Asian Century": Time, Space and Public
Culture, February 2015
Fran Martin, Chris Healy, Koichi Iwabuchi, Olivia Khoo,
Claire Maree, Keren Yi, Audrey Yue |
| |
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Komatsu, Smart Construction, Creative Destruction, and
Japan's Robot Revolution, February 2015
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Sink the Asahi! The 'Comfort Women' Controversy and the
Neo-nationalist Attack, February 2015
Justin McCurry, David McNeill |
| |
| |
'Only a disciplined people can build a nation': North
Korean Mass Games and Third Worldism in Guyana,
1980-1992, January 2015
Moe Taylor |
| |
| |
Storm Ahead: Okinawa's Outlook for 2015, January 2015
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Disaster Risk Reduction and Resilience as Structural
Reform in Abenomics, January 2015
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Japan's New Empire and the Dōmei News Agency in Occupied
Southeast Asia, 1942-45, January 2015
Tomoko Akami |
| |
| |
The Erosion of Democracy in South Korea: The Dissolution
of the Unified Progressive Party and the Incarceration
of Lee Seok-ki, December 2014
Hyun Lee |
| |
| |
Stranger than Fiction: The Interview and U.S.
Regime-Change Policy Toward North Korea, December 2014
Christine Hong |
| |
| |
China's Global Dam Builder at a Crossroads, December
2014
Peter Bosshard |
| |
| |
US Strategic Negligence, North Korea and the Sony
Slideshow, December 2014
Peter Hayes |
| |
| |
'Distancing Acts': Private Mercenaries and the War on
Terror in American Foreign Policy, December 2014
Jeremy Kuzmarov |
| |
| |
Japan's 'National Resilience Plan': Its Promise and
Perils in the Wake of the Election, December 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
China's Triangle Diplomacy, December 2014
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
Australia in America's Third Iraq War, December 2014
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Japan's Resilient, Decarbonizing and Democratic Smart
Communities, December 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
North American Universities and the 1965 Indonesian
Massacre: Indonesian Guilt and Western Responsibility,
December 2014
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
The End of the Postwar? The Abe Government, Okinawa, and
Yonaguni Island, December 2014
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The Secret History of Cannabis in Japan, December 2014
Jon Mitchell |
| |
| |
Japan's Radical Energy Technocrats: Structural Reform
Through Smart Communities, the Feed-in Tariff and
Japanese-Style “Stadtwerke”, December 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
MSG Headache, West Papuan Heartache? Indonesia's
Melanesian Foray, November 2014
Jim Elmslie, Camellia Webb-Gannon |
| |
| |
Beyond Reality - or - an Illusory Ideal: Pro-Nuclear
Japan's Management of Migratory Flows in a Nuclear
Catastrophe, November 2014
Cécile Asanuma-Brice |
| |
| |
Gender Equality in Japan: The Equal Employment
Opportunity Law Revisited, November 2014
Stephanie Assmann |
| |
| |
Transforming Mongolia-Russia-China Relations: The
Dushanbe Trilateral Summit, November 2014
Alicia Campi |
| |
| |
The Two-Sen Copper Coin, October 2014
Michael Bourdaghs, Kuroshima Denji |
| |
| |
Protest Art in 1950s Japan: The Forgotten Reportage
Painters, October 2014
Linda Hoaglund |
| |
| |
"If We Don't Face Our past, We're Bound to Repeat the
Same Mistakes." Japanese Wartime Medical Orderly Reports
on Army's Role in Maintaining "Comfort Women" System,
October 2014
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Democracy's Porous Borders: Espionage, Smuggling and the
Making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part 2), October 2014
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Democracy's Porous Borders: Espionage, Smuggling and the
Making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part 1), October 2014
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Martial Law and the Criminalization of Thought in
Thailand, October 2014
Tyrell Haberkorn |
| |
| |
"Fieldwork" North Korea: Observations of Daily Life on
the Ground inside the Country, October 2014
Emma Campbell |
| |
| |
The Failure of the South Korean National Security State:
The Sewol Tragedy in the Age of Neoliberalism, October
2014
Jae-Jung Suh |
| |
| |
An Appeal from Okinawa to the US Congress - Futenma
Marine Base Relocation and its Environmental Impact:
U.S. Responsibility, September 2014
Hideki YOSHIKAWA |
| |
| |
Reality through Fantasy: Miyazaki Hayao's “Anime” Films,
September 2014
Hiranmoy Lahiri |
| |
| |
Police Surveillance of Muslims and Human Rights in
Japan, September 2014
Asia-Pacific Journal Feature |
| |
| |
The Japan-Korea Solidarity Movement in the 1970s and
1980s: From Solidarity to Reflexive, September 2014
Misook Lee |
| |
| |
A New Japanese Miracle? Its Hamstrung Feed-in Tariff
Actually Works, September 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Korean Film Companies in U.S. Occupied Japan: Imagining
an Independent Korean Cinema in a Transnational
Mediascape, September 2014
Shota Ogawa |
| |
| |
Japan's Secrecy Law and International Standards,
September 2014
Morton H. Halperin, Molly M. Hofsommer |
| |
| |
Sōka Gakkai Founder, Makiguchi Tsunesaburō, A Man of
Peace? September 2014
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
Political Protest in Japan, Part II, September 2014
Christopher Gerteis |
| |
| |
The US 'Pivot to Asia', the China Spectre and the
Australian-American Alliance, September 2014
Vince Scappatura |
| |
| |
The Myth of the "Pacifist" Japanese Constitution,
September 2014
Guy Almog |
| |
| |
"Comrade Carlos Bulosan": U.S. State Surveillance And
the Cold War Suppression of Filipino Radicals, August
2014
Rick Baldoz |
| |
| |
Three Cheers for Abe's High-Tech CLT Wooden Arrow: The
Future of Japanese Construction, August 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Why Do We Still Need to Talk About "Historical
Understanding" in East Asia? August 2014
Hiroshi Mitani |
| |
| |
Dirty Wars: French and American Piaster Profiteering in
Indochina, 1945-75, August 2014
Jonathan Marshall |
| |
| |
The Overseas Dispatch of Japan's Self-Defense Forces and
U.S. War Preparations, August 2014
Narusawa Muneo |
| |
| |
The Radiation That Makes People Invisible: A Global
Hibakusha Perspective, August 2014
Robert Jacobs |
| |
| |
Xi Jinping Visits Seoul: The Bigger Picture, July 2014
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
After the Deluge: Tsunami and the Great Wall of Japan,
July 2014
David McNeill, Justin McCurry |
| |
| |
Zen Masters on the Battlefield (Part II), July 2014
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
The Sloppy Realities of 3.11 in Shiriagari Kotobuki's
Manga, June 2014
Mary Knighton |
| |
| |
The Manga "Oishinbo" Controversy: Radiation and Nose
Bleeding in the Wake of 3.11, June 2014
Eiichiro Ochiai |
| |
| |
After Nuclear Disaster: The Decision-Making of Fukushima
University Authorities, the Threat to Democratic
Governance and Countermovement Actions, June 2014
Nakasatomi Hiroshi |
| |
| |
The Responsibility of Intellectuals Redux: Humanitarian
Intervention and the Liberal Embrace of War in the Age
of Clinton, Bush and Obama, June 2014
Jeremy Kuzmarov |
| |
| |
Japan's Rollout of Smart Cities: What Role for the
Citizens? June 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
After 3.11: Imposing Nuclear Energy on a Skeptical
Japanese Public, June 2014
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
"Banzai!" The Compulsory Mass Suicide of Kerama
Islanders in the Battle of Okinawa, June 2014
Michael Bradley |
| |
| |
Taiwan and the Ryukyus (Okinawa) in Asia-Pacific
Multilateral Relations – a Long-term Historical
Perspective on Territorial Claims and Conflicts, May
2014
Lin Man-houng |
| |
| |
Trial Support Groups Lobby for Japanese Prisoner Rights,
Fight to Rectify Injustices, May 2014
William Andrews |
| |
| |
Changing Modes of Political Dialogue Across the Middle
East and East Asia, 1880-2010, May 2014
Cemil Aydin |
| |
| |
Mobilizing Nuclear Bias: The Fukushima Nuclear Crisis
and the Politics of Uncertainty (Updated and Revised May
18, 2014), May 2014
Kyle Cleveland |
| |
| |
Doom and Gloom or Economic Boom? The Myth of the "North
Korean Collapse", May 2014
Henri Feron |
| |
| |
Yellow Blood: Hepatitis C and the Modernist Settlement
in Japan, May 2014
Vivian Blaxell |
| |
| |
Could a US-Japan "Green Alliance" Transform the
Climate-Energy Equation? May 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Abe Shinzo and the U.S.-Japan Relationship in a Global
Context, April 2014
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
The Dulles Brothers, Harry Dexter White, Alger Hiss, and
the Fate of the Private Pre-War International Banking
System, April 2014
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
The Bumble Bee and the Chrysanthemum: Comparing Sweden
and Japan's Responses to Financial Crisis, April 2014
Andrew DeWit, Ismail Emre Bayram, Sven Steinmo |
| |
| |
Limited Regular Employment and the Reform of Japan's
Division of Labor, April 2014
Scott North |
| |
| |
The American Deep State, Deep Events, and Off-the-Books
Financing, April 2014
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan's Energy Policy Impasse, April 2014
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Former
Iwakuni Mayor Ihara Reflects on the Problem of US Bases
in Japan, January 2014
Jin Pil-su |
| |
| |
Bitter
Soup For Okinawans - The Governor's Year-End Betrayal,
January 2014
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
"Why on
earth is something as important as this not in the
textbooks?"–Teaching Supplements, Student Essays, and
History Education in Japan, January 2014
Matthew Penney |
| |
| |
Lavish
Are The Dead: Re-envisioning Japan's Korean War,
December 2013
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Systems
of Irresponsibility and Japan's Internal Colony,
December 2013
Nathan Hopson |
| |
| |
The
Uncertain Future of a "New Type" of US-China
Relationship, December 2013
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
Japan's
Designated Secrets Protection Law Would Foreclose
Criticisms of the Government, December 2013
Sakaguchi Shojiro |
| |
| |
Just
Gas? Smart Power and Koizumi's Anti-Nuclear Challenge,
December 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Back to
the Future: Shinto, Ise and Japan's New Moral Educatio,
December 2013
David McNeill |
| |
| |
The Rage
of Exile: In the Wake of Fukushima, December 2013
Tom Gill, Shoji Masahiko |
| |
| |
Marines,
Missiles, and the Iron Lady: The Military Leg in Japan's
Ocean Strategy, December 2013
Alex Calvo |
| |
| |
The
Asia-Pacific in the Eye of Super-storms, December 2013
Tarique Niazi |
| |
| |
Distorting Democracy: Politics by Public Security in
Contemporary South Korea, December 2013
Jamie Doucette, Se-Woong Koo |
| |
| |
The
Formation and Principles of Count Dürckheim's Nazi
Worldview and his interpretation of Japanese Spirit and
Zen, December 2013
Karl Baier |
| |
| |
The
Harbin An Jung-Geun Statue: A Korea/China-Japan
Historical Memory Controversy, December 2013
Franklin Rausch |
| |
| |
Environmental Restoration of Former US Military Bases in
Okinawa, November 2013
Sakurai Kunitoshi |
| |
| |
Introduction: The Continued Saga of the Henoko Base and
Japan-US-Okinawa Relations, November 2013
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The US
Military Presence in Australia: Asymmetrical Alliance
Cooperation and its Alternatives, November 2013
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Hard
Times in Fukushima, November 2013
Antoni Slodkowski, Mari Saito |
| |
| |
Miyazawa
Kenji's Prophetic Green Vision: Japan's Great
Writer/Poet on the 80th Anniversary of His Death,
November 2013
Roger Pulvers |
| |
| |
D.T.
Suzuki, Zen and the Nazis, October 2013
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
A Tale
of Two Decades: Typhoons and Floods, Manila and the
Provinces, and the Marcos Years, October 2013
James F. Warren |
| |
| |
Can
Abenomics Cope With Environmental Disaster? October 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Those
Restless Little Boats: On the Uneasiness of Japanese
Power-Boat Gambling, October 2013
Tom Gill |
| |
| |
A New
State Secrecy Law for Japan? October 2013
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
"Data
Will Change ICT," But Will it Change the Abe Regime?
October 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Fukushima: Life and the Transnationality of Radioactive
Contamination, October 2013
Adam Broinowski |
| |
| |
The
Okinawan Diaspora in Japan at War, October 2013
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
Now On
My Way to Meet Who? South Korean Television, North
Korean Refugees, and the Dilemmas of Representation,
October 2013
Stephen Epstein, Christopher Green |
| |
| |
A View
from the Ninth Floor, October 2013
D.H. Garrett |
| |
| |
The
Falsified War on Terror: How the US Has Protected Some
of Its Enemies, October 2013
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Mission
Impossible. What Future Fukushima? September 2013
David McNeill |
| |
| |
The
Spectre Of U.S. Military Defoliants/Herbicides Buried In
Okinawa, September 2013
Wayne Dwernychuk |
| |
| |
Okinawa
Dumpsite Offers Proof of Agent Orange: Experts Say,
September 2013
Jon Mitchell |
| |
| |
Cooking
the Books: The Federal Bureau of Narcotics, the China
Lobby and Cold War Propaganda, 1950-1962, September 2013
Jonathan Marshall |
| |
| |
The
Trans-Pacific Partnership and Its Critics: An
introduction and a petition, September 2013
Sachie MIZOHATA |
| |
| |
Reading
Volcano Island: In the Sixty-fifth Year of the Jeju 4.3
Uprising, September 2013
Sonia Ryang |
| |
| |
The
Limits of Sovereignty and Post-War Okinawan Migrants in
Bolivia, August 2013
Pedro Iacobelli |
| |
| |
Fukushima, Fuel Rods, and the Crisis of Divided and
Distracted Governance, August 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Abe's
Nuclear Energy Policy and Japan's Future, August 2013
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Water,
Water Everywhere: Incentives and Options at Fukushima
Daiichi and Beyond, August 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
The
Korean War and Sino-North Korean Friendship, August 2013
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
Miyazaki
Hayao's Kaze Tachinu (The Wind Rises), August 2013
Matthew Penney |
| |
| |
In the
Dark With Tepco: Fukushima's Legacy for Nuclear Power,
August 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Zen as a
Cult of Death in the Wartime Writings of D.T. Suzuki,
August 2013
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
Abe, Big
Data and Bad Dreams: Japan's ICT Future? July 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
US
Government Protection of Al-Qaeda Terrorists and the
US-Saudi Black Hole, July 2013
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan's
Democracy at Risk - The LDP's Ten Most Dangerous
Proposals for Constitutional Change, July 2013
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
The
Roadmap for Fukushima Daiichi and the Sacrifice of
Japan's Clean-up Workers, July 2013
Paul Jobin |
| |
| |
The
Re-Branding of Abe Nationalism: Global Perspectives on
Japan, July 2013
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Green
Shoot: Abenomics and the 3rd Arrow, July 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
'Sweetening' the Pentagon's Deal in the Marianas: From
Guam to Pagan, July 2013
Leevin Camacho, Daniel Broudy |
| |
| |
Training
Women for Disasters: Gender, Crisis Management (Kiki
Kanri) and Post-3.11 Nationalism in Japan, July 2013
Mire Koikari |
| |
| |
Cosmetic
Surgery and Embodying the Moral Self in South Korean
Popular Makeover Culture, June 2013
Joanna Elfving-Hwang |
| |
| |
Washington's Battle Over Syrian Foreign Policy: Will
Hawks Or Doves Prevail? June 2013
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Renewable Energy vs. Nuclear Power: Taiwan's energy
future in light of Chinese, German and Japanese
experience since 3.11, June 2013
John A. Mathews, Mei-Chih Hu |
| |
| |
Abenomics Needs a Reboot Rather than Nuclear Restarts,
June 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
The
Emerging Japan-India Relationship: Nuclear Anachronism,
Militarism and Growth Fetish, May 2013
P K Sundaram |
| |
| |
Much Ado
over Small Islands: The Sino-Japanese Confrontation over
Senkaku/Diaoyu, May 2013
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Concentrating Solar Power – China’s New Solar Frontier,
May 2013
John A. Mathews, Ching-Yan Wu, Mei-Chih Hu |
| |
| |
After
Hiroshima, May 2013
elin o'Hara slavick |
| |
| |
Education or Migrant Labor: A New Dilemma in China's
Borderland, May 2013
Stevan Harrell, Aga Rehamo |
| |
| |
Lessons
from Fukushima: An Assessment of the Investigations of
the Nuclear Disaster, May 2013
Kerstin Lukner, Alexandra Sakaki |
| |
| |
An
Emerging Fukushima Model? May 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
South
Korea's Christian Military Chaplaincy in the Korean War
- Religion as Ideology? May 2013
Vladimir Tikhonov |
| |
| |
America's Unchecked Security State: Part II: The
Continuity of COG Detention Planning, 1948-2001, April
2013
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
America's Unchecked Security State: Part I: The Toxic
Legacy of J. Edgar Hoover’s Illegal Powers, April 2013
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Yet
Another Lost Decade? Whither Japan's North Korea Policy
under Abe Shinzō, April 2013
Sebastian Maslow |
| |
| |
Japan
Under Neonationalist, Neoliberal Rule: Moving Toward an
Abyss? April 2013
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
Why Now
is a Good Time for Economic Engagement of North Korea,
April 2013
Ruediger Frank |
| |
| |
Ikeda
Manabu, the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, and
Disaster/Nuclear Art in Japan, April 2013
Asato Ikeda |
| |
| |
Uncomfortable Questions in the Wake of Nuclear Accidents
at Fukushima and Chernobyl, April 2013
Anders Pape Møller, Timothy A. Mousseau |
| |
| |
Truth to
Power: Japanese Media, International Media and 3.11
Reportage, March 2013
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Human
Rights, Memory and Reconciliation: Korea-Japan
Relations, March 2013
Mikyoung Kim |
| |
| |
The US
Military, Green Energy, and the SPIDERS at Pearl Harbor,
March 2013
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
China-Japan Territorial Conflicts and the US-Japan-China
Relations in Historical and Contemporary Perspective,
March 2013
Yabuki Susumu |
| |
| |
The
Aftermath of the Emperor-Organ Incident: the Tōdai
Faculty of Law, February 2013
Richard H. Minear |
| |
| |
The
Sihanouk Era: The King and I, February 2013
Benny Widyono |
| |
| |
Straight
Outta Ichimiya: The Appeal of a Rural Japanese Rapper,
February 2013
Noriko Manabe |
| |
| |
Proposals for Japan and the ROK to Resolve the "Comfort
Women" Issue: Creating trust and peace in light of
international law, January 2013
Totsuka Etsuro |
| |
| |
Okinawa's Henoko was a “storage location” for nuclear
weapons: published accounts, January 2013
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
ANYUAN:
Mining China's Revolutionary Tradition, January 2013
Elizabeth J. Perry |
| |
| |
China's
Energy Industrial Revolution (Part 2), January 2013
John A. Mathews and Hao Tan |
| |
| |
Getting
to Zero: Doing the Nuclear Math about Japan's Ageing
Reactors, December 2012
Martin J. Frid |
| |
| |
Deconstructing Japan's Claim of Sovereignty over the
Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands, December 2012
Ivy Lee, Fang Ming |
| |
| |
Power of
the Korean Film Producer: Park Chung Hee's Forgotten
Film Cartel of the 1960s Golden Decade and its Legacy,
December 2012
Brian Yecies, Ae-Gyung Shim |
| |
| |
China's
Industrial Energy Revolution: Renewable targets just
became even more demanding (Part 1), December 2012
John A. Mathews, Hao Tan |
| |
| |
Abe Days
Are Here Again: Japan in the World, December 2012
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Passing of Sihanouk: Monarchic Manipulation and the
Search for Autonomy in the Kingdom of Cambodia, December
2012
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Distributed Power and Incentives in Post-Fukushima
Japan, December 2012
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
The
Asian Super Grid, November 2012
John A. Mathews |
| |
| |
Japan:
Building a Galapagos of Power? November 2012
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Bomb
After Bomb: US Air Power and Crimes of War From World
War II to the Present, November 2012
Jeremy Kuzmarov |
| |
| |
A
Personal View of Volunteering in Iwate After 3. 11: In
Whose Service? November 2012
Margaret Mehl |
| |
| |
United
Nations Report Reveals the Ongoing Legacy of Nuclear
Colonialism in the Marshall Islands, November 2012
Robert Jacobs, Mick Broderick |
| |
| |
Darvish
in Texas: Haafu identity and athletic celebrity,
November 2012
Paul Christensen |
| |
| |
Power
Politics: Japan's Resilient Nuclear Village, October
2012
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
It Is
Not Chittagong Here - It Is Indonesia, October 2012
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Life-world: Beyond Fukushima and Minamata, October 2012
Shoko YONEYAMA |
| |
| |
Local
Economies and the Future of Environmental Sustainability
in Japan and Asia: Osaka and Kitakyushu, October 2012
Carin Holroyd |
| |
| |
Yonaguni:
Dilemmas of a Frontier Island in the East China Sea,
October 2012
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Systemic
Destabilization in Recent American History: 9/11, the
JFK Assassination, and the Oklahoma City Bombing as a
Strategy of Tension, September 2012
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
"We were
all in this together …" Challenges to and practices of
cleanliness in tsunami evacuation shelters in Yamada,
Iwate Prefecture, 2011, September 2012
Brigitte Steger |
| |
| |
Japan's
Energy Policy at a Crossroads: A Renewable Energy
Future? September 2012
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Drawing
a Line between Peaceful and Military Uses of Nuclear
Power: The Japanese Press, 1945 - 1955, September 2012
Shunichi TAKEKAWA |
| |
| |
Japan's
Nuclear Village, September 2012
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Troubled
Seas: Japan's Pacific and East China Sea Domains (and
Claims), September 2012
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
A
Camouflaged Military: Japan's Self-Defense Forces and
Globalized Gender Mainstreaming, September 2012
Fumika Sato |
| |
| |
Why
Americans Must End America's Self-Generating Wars,
September 2012
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Out With
Human Rights, In With Government-Authored History: The
Comfort Women and the Hashimoto Prescription for a 'New
Japan', September 2012
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Japanese
Youth: An Interactive Dialogue: Towards Comparative
Youth Research, August 2012
Tuukka Toivonen, Noritoshi FURUICHI, Mikito Terachi,
Tomu Ogawa |
| |
| |
ASEAN'S
Code of Conduct in the South China Sea: A Litmus Test
for Community-Building? August 2012
Carlyle A. Thayer |
| |
| |
Post-Fukushima Realities and Japan's Energy Future,
August 2012
Aileen Mioko Smith |
| |
| |
Multiple
Exposures: Korean Bodies and the Transnational
Imagination, August 2012
Stephen Epstein, Rachael M. Joo |
| |
| |
"Revelations from the Sea": An Artist’s Response to the
Disasters of March 11th, 2011, August 2012
Rebecca Jennison |
| |
| |
DIMBY:
Kaminoseki and the making/breaking of modern Japan, July
2012
Martin Dusinberre |
| |
| |
From a
"Dysfunctional Japanese-Style Industrialized Society" to
an "Ordinary Nation"? July 2012
Oguma Eiji, David H. Slater |
| |
| |
Post-War
Warriors: Japanese Combatants in the Korean War, July
2012
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
The
Suddenly Relevant Activist Antics of Artist Collective
Chim↑Pom: Challenging Japan’s Nuclear Power Agenda, July
2012
Linda Hoaglund, Chim ↑Pom |
| |
| |
The No
Nukes 2012 Concert and the Role of Musicians in the
Anti-Nuclear Movement, July 2012
Noriko MANABE |
| |
| |
Whose
Peace? Anti-Military Litigation and the Right to Live in
Peace in Postwar Japan, July 2012
Tomoyuki Sasaki |
| |
| |
North
Korea's Partisan Family State, July 2012
Heonik Kwon, Byung-Ho Chung |
| |
| |
Largest
Demonstrations in Half a Century Protest the Restart of
Japanese Nuclear Power Plants, July 2012
Piers Williamson |
| |
| |
Red and
Yellow: Thailand's Future in Check and Balance, July
2012
Philip J. Cunningham |
| |
| |
Muto
Ruiko and the Movement of Fukushima Residents to Pursue
Criminal Charges against Tepco Executives and Government
Officials, July 2012
Tomomi Yamaguchi, Muto Ruiko |
| |
| |
Nikon,
Neo-Nationalists and a Censored Comfort Women Photo
Exhibition, July 2012
Makiko Segawa |
| |
| |
Burma
2012: Democracy and Dictatorship, June 2012
Bertil Lintner |
| |
| |
Death of
the "Legendary Okama" Tōgō Ken: Challenging Commonsense
Lifestyles in Postwar Japan, June 2012
Mark McLelland |
| |
| |
Jipangu:
Re-imagining Defeat in 21st-century Japan, June 2012
Trent Maxey |
| |
| |
North
Koreans in South Korea: In Search of Their Humanity,
June 2012
Sonia Ryang |
| |
| |
Eco-Model City Kitakyushu and Japan's Disposal of
Radioactive Tsunami Debris, June 2012
Asia-Pacific Journal Feature |
| |
| |
Japan's
Economy in 2012: Multiple Challenges, June 2012
Vaclav Smil |
| |
| |
Plutonium and Japan's Nuclear Waste Problem:
International Scientists Call for an End to Plutonium
Reprocessing and Closing the Rokkasho Plant, June 2012
Piers Williamson |
| |
| |
Lower
Mekong Basin hydropower development and the trade-off
between the traditional and modern sectors: 'Out with
the old, in with the new', June 2012
Scott W. D. Pearse-Smith |
| |
| |
The NATO
Afghanistan War and US-Russian Relations: Drugs, Oil,
and War, May 2012
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
An
Afghan Okinawa, May 2012
C. Douglas Lummis, Afghan Peace Volunteers |
| |
| |
Covering
Capital Punishment: Murder Trials and the Media in
Japan, May 2012
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
Can
Japan Respond Better to its Next Large Disaster? May
2012
Leo Bosner |
| |
| |
Okinawa's Nature Groaning – Let’s Turn Mt Kushi into a
Forest of Life. On the Sixtieth Anniversary of the San
Francisco Treaty and the Fortieth Anniversary of
Okinawa’s Reversion to Japan, May 2012
Gavan McCormack, Urashima Etsuko |
| |
| |
After
The Media Has Gone: Fukushima, Suicide and the Legacy of
3.11, May 2012
Makiko Segawa |
| |
| |
From
Uniqlo to NGOs: The Problematic "Culture of Giving" in
Inter-Disaster Japan, April 2012
Jennifer Robertson |
| |
| |
The
Highest Risk: Problems of Radiation at Reactor Unit 4,
Fukushima Daiichi, April 2012
Shaun Burnie, Matsumura Akio, Murata Mitsuhei |
| |
| |
Living
Along the Fenceline and Standing Army: The American
Empire of Bases, April 2012
Vanessa Warheit |
| |
| |
We
Cannot Allow Governor Nakaima to Falsify the History of
the Battle of Okinawa, April 2012
Medoruma Shun |
| |
| |
Global
Perspectives on Nuclear Safety and Security After 3-11,
April 2012
Peter Hayes |
| |
| |
North
Korea's 100th - To Celebrate or To Surrender? April 2012
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Japan's
Debt disaster and China's (Non)Rebalancing: Stormy seas
ahead? April 2012
R Taggart Murphy, Michael Pettis |
| |
| |
Radiation Decontamination in Fukushima: a critical
perspective from the ground, March 2012
Miguel Quintana |
| |
| |
Mr.
Hashimoto Attacks Japan's Constitution, March 2012
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
Nuke
York, New York: Nuclear Holocaust in the American
Imagination from Hiroshima to 9/11, March 2012
Robert Jacobs, Mick Broderick |
| |
| |
Mismanaging Risk and the Fukushima Nuclear Crisis, March
2012
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Launching the U.S. Terror War: the CIA, 9/11,
Afghanistan, and Central Asia, March 2012
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Food
Safety in Japan: One Year after the Nuclear Disaster,
March 2012
Martin J. Frid |
| |
| |
Japan's
Remarkable Renewable Energy Drive - After Fukushima,
March 2012
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Amid
Invisible Terror: The Righteous Anger of A Fukushima
Farmer Poet, March 2012
Satoko NORIMATSU, Maeda Arata |
| |
| |
Buddhism
and Disasters: From World War II to Fukushima, March
2012
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
Beyond
Peace: Pluralizing Japan's Nuclear History, March 2012
Shi-Lin Loh |
| |
| |
Fukushima in Light of Minamata, March 2012
Timothy S. George |
| |
| |
Therapy
for Depression: Social Meaning of Japanese Melodrama in
the Heisei Era, March 2012
Yau Shuk-ting, Kinnia |
| |
| |
Property, State and Society in Vietnam, March 2012
Thomas Sikor |
| |
| |
On ひろしま
hiroshima: Photographer Ishiuchi Miyako and John O’Brian
in Conversation, March 2012
John O'Brian |
| |
| |
Local
Perspectives On the Tsunami Disaster: Untold Stories
From the Sanriku Coast, March 2012
Christopher Thompson |
| |
| |
Students
in the field at the site of the Great East Japan
Earthquake, March 2012
Dawn Grimes-MacLellan |
| |
| |
A Report
from One Miyagi Fishing Community, March 2012
Alyne Elizabeth Delaney |
| |
| |
Tohoku's
Futures: Predicting Outcomes or Imagining Possibilities?
March 2012
William W. Kelly |
| |
| |
The
Great East Japan Earthquake One Year on: Reports From
The Field, March 2012
Christopher Thompson |
| |
| |
Nuclear
Power and China's Energy Future: Limited Options,
February 2012
Augustin Boey |
| |
| |
North
Korea's Dynastic Succession, February 2012
Bruce Cumings, Ruediger Frank |
| |
| |
Mage -
Japan's Island Beyond the Reach of the Law, February
2012
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Recent
Trends in Organized Crime in Japan: Yakuza vs the
Police, & Foreign Crime Gangs - Part 2, February 2012
Andrew Rankin |
| |
| |
Transcending Boundaries, Embracing Others: Nationalism
and Transnationalism in Modern and Contemporary Korea,
February 2012
Vladimir Tikhonov |
| |
| |
21st-Century Yakuza: Recent Trends in Organized Crime in
Japan - Part 1, February 2012
Andrew Rankin |
| |
| |
"The
Coming of a Second Sun": The 1956 Atoms for Peace
Exhibit in Hiroshima and Japan's Embrace of Nuclear
Power, February 2012
Ran Zwigenberg |
| |
| |
War, War
Crimes, Power and Justice: Toward a Jurisprudence of
Conscience, January 2012
Richard Falk |
| |
| |
Henoko
and the U.S. Military: A History of Dependence and
Resistance, January 2012
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
Megasolar Japan: The Prospects for Green Alternatives to
Nuclear Power, January 2012
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Hooked
on Nuclear Power: Japanese State-Local Relations and the
Vicious Cycle of Nuclear Dependence, January 2012
Hiroshi Onitsuka |
| |
| |
North
Korea after Kim Jong Il: The Kim Jong Un era and its
challenges, January 2012
Ruediger Frank |
| |
| |
Science
with a Skew: The Nuclear Power Industry After Chernobyl
and Fukushima, January 2012
Gayle Greene |
| |
| |
A
Problem for all Humanity: Nagasaki Writer Hayashi Kyoko
Probes the Dangers of Nuclear Energy, December 2011
Justin Aukema |
| |
| |
Night on
the Milky Way Train: Miyazawa Kenji's Space Odyssey,
January 2012
Roger Pulvers |
| |
| |
Dead
Forests, Dying People: Agent Orange & Chemical Warfare
in Vietnam, December 2011
Fred A. Wilcox |
| |
| |
War
Claims and Compensation: Franco-Vietnamese Contention
over Japanese War Reparations and the Vietnam War,
December 2011
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Why the
New "Emphasis on Asia" in U.S. Policy? December 2011
Tanaka Sakai |
| |
| |
Feed-in
Tariffs the Way Forward for Renewable Energy, November
2011
Andrew DeWit, Peter Lynch |
| |
| |
Restoring or Killing Rivers? The Political Economy of
Sapjil and Citizens Movements in Lee Myung-bak's South
Korea, November 2011
SoonYawl Park |
| |
| |
Agent
Orange on Okinawa - New Evidence, November 2011
Jon Mitchell |
| |
| |
Fukushima and Okinawa - the "Abandoned People," and
Civic Empowerment, November 2011
Satoko NORIMATSU |
| |
| |
The
Doomsday Project and Deep Events: JFK, Watergate,
Iran-Contra, and 9/11, November 2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Indignez-Vous! 'Fukushima,' New Media and Anti-Nuclear
Activism in Japan, November 2011
Nicola Liscutin |
| |
| |
Amartya
Sen's Capability Approach, Democratic Governance and
Japan's Fukushima Disaster, November 2011
Sachie MIZOHATA |
| |
| |
Fallout
From the Fukushima Shock: Japan's Emerging Energy
Policy, November 2011
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Harmonizing Cars and Humans in Japan's Era of Mass
Automobility, November 2011
Joshua Roth |
| |
| |
Documenting Urban Indigeneity: TOKYO Ainu and the 2011
survey on the living conditions of Ainu outside
Hokkaido, November 2011
Simon Cotterill |
| |
| |
Who
Should Bear the Burden of US Bases? Governor Nakaima's
Plea for a "Relocation Site Outside of Okinawa
Prefecture, but within Japan", November 2011
Annmaria Shimabuku |
| |
| |
The True
Origins of Pizza: Irony, the Internet and East Asian
Nationalisms, October 2011
Rumi SAKAMOTO, Stephen Epstein |
| |
| |
Japan,
Britain and the Yellow Peril in Africa in the 1930s,
October 2011
Richard Bradshaw, Jim Ransdell |
| |
| |
Gender,
Equity and the Japanese Welfare System, October 2011
Philip Brasor |
| |
| |
Photographer Fukushima Kikujiro - Confronting Images of
Atomic Bomb Survivors, October 2011
Yuki TANAKA |
| |
| |
Futenma:
Tip of the Iceberg in Okinawa's Agony, October 2011
Yoshio SHIMOJI |
| |
| |
The
Atomic Bomb and Hiroshima on the Silver Screen: Two New
Documentaries, October 2011
Robert Jacobs |
| |
| |
"Unacceptable and Unendurable:" Local Okinawa Mayor Says
NO to US Marine Base Plan, October 2011
Miyagi Yasuhiro |
| |
| |
ANPO:
Art X War - In Havoc's Wake, October 2011
Linda Hoaglund |
| |
| |
Bringing
the Plight of Fukushima Children to the UN, Washington
and the World, October 2011
Aileen Mioko Smith with Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The
Kaminoseki Nuclear Power Plant: Community Conflicts and
the Future of Japan's Rural Periphery, October 2011
Tomomi Yamaguchi |
| |
| |
Implausible Denial: Japanese Court Rules on Secret
US-Japan Pact Over the Return of Okinawa, October 2011
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Memories
of Hiroshima and Nagasaki: Messages from Hibakusha: An
Introduction, October 2011
Kyoko Selden |
| |
| |
Discordant Visitors: Japanese and Okinawan Messages to
the US, October 2011
Gavan McCormack and Norimatsu Satoko |
| |
| |
Ousting
Kan Naoto: The Politics of Nuclear Crisis and Renewable
Energy in Japan, September 2011
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Fukushima Children at Risk of Heart Disease, September
2011
Mark Selden, Chris Busby |
| |
| |
"Public
Anger," Power, and the Rule of Japanese Elites,
September 2011
Philip Brasor |
| |
| |
Creating
a Solar Belt in East Japan: The Energy Future, September
2011
Andrew DeWit, Son Masayoshi |
| |
| |
The Expo
Garden and Heterotopia: Staging Shanghai between
Postcolonial and (Inter)national Global Power, September
2011
Samuel Liang |
| |
| |
US
Military Defoliants on Okinawa: Agent Orange, September
2011
Jon Mitchell |
| |
| |
The
United States and Terror on the Tenth Anniversary of
9/11, September 2011
C. Douglas Lummis |
| |
| |
Understanding the Ongoing Nuclear Disaster in Fukushima:
A "Two-Headed Dragon" Descends into the Earth's
Biosphere, September 2011
Fujioka Atsushi |
| |
| |
Remembering Victims of Agent Orange in the Shadow of
9/11, September 2011
Roger Pulvers, John Junkerman |
| |
| |
Would An
Independent West Papua Be A Failing State? September
2011
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
Sorrow,
History and Catastrophe in Japan After the 3.11
Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Meltdown: A Personal
Encounter, September 2011
Vivian Blaxell |
| |
| |
Tunneling Through Nationalism: The Phenomenology of a
Certain Nationalist, September 2011
Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Kang Sangjung |
| |
| |
Japanese
Business, Soviet Development, and Territorial Conflict,
1975-1985, August 2011
Sergey Radchenko |
| |
| |
Norway's
Terror as Systemic Destabilization: Breivik, the
Arms-for-Drugs Milieu, and Global Shadow Elites, August
2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
National
and International Protests Challenge Naval Base
Construction on Jeju Island, South Korea, August 2011
Gwisook Gwon |
| |
| |
Radiation Effects on Health: Protect the Children of
Fukushima, August 2011
Kodama Tatsuhiko |
| |
| |
What
happened at Fukushima? August 2011
David McNeill, Jake Adelstein |
| |
| |
The
Truth About Nuclear Power: Japanese Nuclear Engineer
Calls for Abolition, August 2011
Satoko NORIMATSU, Sakai Yasuyuki, Koide Hiroaki |
| |
| |
Food
Safety: Addressing Radiation in Japan's Northeast after
3.11, August 2011
Martin J. Frid |
| |
| |
Bosnia,
Kosovo, and Now Libya: The Human Costs of Washington's
On-Going Collusion with Terrorists, August 2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan's
Irradiated Beef Scandal, July 2011
Asia-Pacific Journal Feature |
| |
| |
Health
and Safety Considerations: Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
Workers at Risk of Heat-Related Illness, July 2011
Cara O'Connell |
| |
| |
"Lifelong homework": Chō Takeda Kiyoko’s unofficial
diplomacy and postwar Japan-Asia relations, July 2011
Vanessa Ward |
| |
| |
Against
Forgetting: Three Generations of Artists in Japan in
Dialogue about the Legacies of World War II, July 2011
Laura Hein, Rebecca Jennison |
| |
| |
Murakami, the No-Nuclear Principles, Nuclear Power and
the Bomb, July 2011
Roger Pulvers |
| |
| |
Geographies of Self and Other: Mapping Japan through the
Koseki, July 2011
David Chapman |
| |
| |
Social
Fallout: Marginalization After the Fukushima Nuclear
Meltdown, July 2011
Robert Jacobs |
| |
| |
Reading
the Egyptian Revolution Through the Lens of US Policy in
South Korea Circa 1980: Revelations in US Declassified
Documents, July 2011
Tim Shorrock |
| |
| |
Protests
Challenge Naval Base Construction on Jeju Island, South
Korea: Hunger Strike Precipitates a National and
International Movement, July 2011
Gwisook Gwon |
| |
| |
After
Fukushima: Winning the Battle for Hearts and Minds in
Britain and Japan, July 2011
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Charter
08's Qing Dynasty Precursor, July 2011
Feng Chongyi, Jane Leung Larson |
| |
| |
Coming
to Jakarta and Deep Politics: How Writing a Poem Enabled
Me to Write American War Machine, June 2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Protecting Children Against Radiation: Japanese Citizens
Take Radiation Protection into Their Own Hands, June
2011
Norimatsu Satoko, SAY-Peace Project |
| |
| |
Rape in
Libya: America's recent major wars have all been
accompanied by memorable falsehoods, June 2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
War and
Nationalism in Yamato: Trauma and Forgetting the
Postwar, June 2011
Aaron Gerow |
| |
| |
The Past
Matters: Lessons From History and From Japan's March 11
Earthquake and Tsunami, June 2011
Gregory Smits, Lori Dengler |
| |
| |
Exodus
to North Korea Revisited: Japan, North Korea, and the
ICRC in the "Repatriation" of Ethnic Koreans from Japan,
May 2011
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Will
Fukushima Make China Reconsider Its Hydropower Boom? May
2011
Peter Bosshard |
| |
| |
What
Price the Fukushima Meltdown? Comparing Chernobyl and
Fukushima, May 2011
Mark Selden, Matthew Penney |
| |
| |
Deception and Diplomacy: The US, Japan, and Okinawa, May
2011
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Visual
Propaganda in Wartime East Asia - The Case of Natori
Yōnosuke, May 2011
Andrea Germer |
| |
| |
China
and the Cascading Geopolitics of Lower Mekong Dams, May
2011
Philip Hirsch |
| |
| |
Waiting
for Doomsday: Living next to the 'world's most dangerous
nuclear power plant.' May 2011
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Contamination: From Minamata to Fukushima, May 2011
Christine Marran |
| |
| |
The
Libyan War, American Power and the Decline of the
Petrodollar System, May 2011
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan,
the Atomic Bomb, and the "Peaceful Uses of Nuclear
Power", May 2011
Yuki Tanaka and Peter
Kuznick |
| |
| |
Small
Islets, Enduring Conflict: Dokdo, Korea-Japan Colonial
Legacy and the United States, April 2011
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Blackout
Nippon: Notes from 03/2011, April 2011
Adam Lebowitz |
| |
| |
What
Caused the High Cl-38 Radioactivity in the Fukushima
Daiichi Reactor, April 2011
Arjun Makhijani and F.
Dalnoki-Veress |
| |
| |
The Plan
to Rebuild Japan: When You Can’t Go Back, You Move
Forward. Outline of an Environmental Sound Energy
Policy, April 2011
Kaneko Masaru |
| |
| |
Japan
Quake Shakes TV: The Media Response to Catastrophe,
March 2011
Philip J Cunningham |
| |
| |
China-Korea Culture Wars and National Myths: TV Dramas
as Battleground, March 2011
Robert Y. Eng |
| |
| |
The
Earthquake in Japanese Energy Policy, March 2011
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Ainu
Success: the Political and Cultural Achievements of
Japan's Indigenous, March 2011
Simon Cotterill |
| |
| |
Indonesian Colonisation, Resource Plunder and West
Papuan Grievances, March 2011
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
Japanese
Tourism to Korea, Circa 1940: The Tension between
Tourism, March 2011
Kenneth J. Ruoff |
| |
| |
'Koreans, Go Home!' Internet Nationalism in Contemporary
Japan as a Digitally Mediated Subculture, March 2011
Rumi SAKAMOTO |
| |
| |
Justice
on Trial: Japanese Prosecutors Under Fire, March 2011
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Hatoyama's Confession: The Myth of Deterrence and the
Failure to Move a Marine Base Outside Okinawa, February
2011
Satoko Norimatsu |
| |
| |
Japan's
Colonization of Korea in Light of International Law,
February 2011
Totsuka Etsuro |
| |
| |
Contested Waters - Contested Texts: Storm over Korea's
West Sea, February 2011
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Guarding
the Borders of Japan: Occupation, Korean War and
Frontier Controls, February 2011
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Intolerance, Religious Lynchings and the Future of
Indonesia, February 2011
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
The
Middle East Revolutions in Historical Perspective:
Egypt, Occupied Palestine, and the United States,
February 2011
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
Feminism
and the Cold War in the U.S. Occupation of Japan, 1945 -
1952, February 2011
Mire Koikari |
| |
| |
"Your
Own Sensitivity, At Least": Remembering the Postwar Poet
Ibaragi Noriko, an Appreciation and Four Translations,
February 2011
Greg Vanderbilt |
| |
| |
The
Great Vietnamese Famine of 1944-45 Revisited, January
2011
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Neglected Questions on the "Forgotten War": South Korea
and the United States on the Eve of the Korean War,
January 2011
Mark Caprio |
| |
| |
Sushi
Reverses Course: Consuming American Sushi in Tokyo,
January 2011
Mathew Allen, Rumi Sakamoto |
| |
| |
The
Chinese State, Incomplete Proletarianization and
Structures of Inequality in Two Epochs, January 2011
Mark Seldon, Wu Jieh-min |
| |
| |
The
"Power Elite" and Environmental-Energy Policy in Japan,
January 2011
Andrew DeWit, Tetsunari Iida |
| |
| |
Cycles
of History: China, North Korea and the End of the Korean
War, January 2011
Sheila Miyoshi Jager |
| |
| |
Fire
Bombings and Forgotten Civilians: The Lawsuit Seeking
Compensation for Victims of the Tokyo Air Raids, January
2011
Cary Karacas |
| |
| |
Reconciliation and Peace through Remembering History:
Preserving the Memory of the Great Tokyo Air Raid,
January 2011
Saotome Katsumoto |
| |
| |
The
Firebombing of Tokyo: Views from the Ground, January
2011
Bret Fisk, Cary Karacas |
| |
| |
New Year
2011, Okinawa and the Future of East Asia, January 2011
Satoko Norimatus, Mark Selden, Gavan
McCormack |
| |
| |
Averting
War in Northeast Asia: A Proposal, January 2011
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
Small
Islands - Big Problem: Senkaku/Diaoyu and the Weight of
History and Geography in China-Japan Relations, January
2011
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Binational Pearl Harbor? Tora! Tora! Tora! and the Fate
of (Trans)national Memory, December 2010
Marie Thorsten, Geoffrey M. White |
| |
| |
Capital
Punishment without Capital Trials in Japan's Lay Judge
System, December 2010
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
The
Destruction and Reconstruction of North Korea, 1950 -
1960, December 2010
Charles K. Armstrong |
| |
| |
The
United States, the United Nations, and the Second
Occupation of Korea, 1950-1951, December 2010
Steven Lee |
| |
| |
Weaving
Lao Silk Into Indigo Nights, December 2010
Melody Kemp |
| |
| |
The
Explosive Growth of U.S. Military Power on Guam
Confronts People Power: Experience of an island people
under Spanish, Japanese and American colonial rule,
December 2010
LisaLinda Natividad, Victoria-Lola
Leon Guerrero |
| |
| |
Understanding North Korea: Rimjin-gang Citizen
Journalists out to cure the "Sick Man of Asia"? December
2010
Suzy Kim |
| |
| |
Factsheet: West Sea Crisis in Korea, December 2010
John McGlynn, Nan Kim |
| |
| |
East
Asian Welfare Regimes, November 2010
Andrew DeWit, Ito Peng, Joseph Wong |
| |
| |
Immigrants or Temporary Workers? A Visionary Call for a
"Japanese-style Immigration Nation", November 2010
Glenda S. Roberts, Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
Is the
State of Emergency Superseding the US Constitution?
Continuity of Government Planning, War and American
Society, November 2010
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Moral
Fibre: Japan's Asbestos Dilemma, November 2010
Melody Kemp |
| |
| |
24 Hours
After Hiroshima: National Geographic Channel Takes Up
the Bomb, November 2010
Robert Jacobs |
| |
| |
Snakes
and Ladders for Japan in Indonesia's Energy Puzzle,
November 2010
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
The
Battle of Okinawa 2010: Japan-US Relations at a
Crossroad, November 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
AMPO in
Crisis? US Military's Manga Offers Upbeat Take on
US-Japan Relations, November 2010
Sabine Fruhstuck |
| |
| |
Japanese
Atrocities on Nauru during the Pacific War: The murder
of Australians, the massacre of lepers and the ethnocide
of Nauruans, November 2010
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
| |
Electronic Publication and the Critical Intellectual in
the Post-Print Era: An Asia-Pacific Perspective,
November 2010
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Japan As
Number One in the Global Economic Crisis: Lessons for
the World? November 2010
R Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Neo-Nationalist Interpretations of Japan's Annexation of
Korea: The Colonization Debate in Japan and South Korea,
November 2010
Mark Caprio |
| |
| |
Disarming Japan's Cannons with Hollywood’s Cameras:
Cinema in Korea Under U.S. Occupation, 1945-1948,
November 2010
Ae-Gyung Shim, Brian Yecies |
| |
| |
Ideas,
Identity and Ideology in Contemporary Japan: The Sato
Masaru Phenomenon, November 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Indra's
Net, October 2010
Jane Marie Law, Kenji Miyazawa, Roger Pulvers |
| |
| |
Twentieth Century Japanese Art and the Wartime State:
Reassessing the Art of Ogawara Shū and Fujita Tsuguharu,
October 2010
Asato Ikeda |
| |
| |
High
Stakes Gamble as Japan, China and the U.S. Spar in the
East and South China Seas, October 2010
Peter Lee |
| |
| |
From
Korea to Vietnam: The Origins and Mindset of Postwar
U.S. Interventionism, October 2010
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
Charter
08 Framer Liu Xiaobo Awarded Nobel Peace Prize. The
Troubled History and Future of Chinese Liberalism,
October 2010
Chongyi Feng |
| |
| |
Nation,
Region and the Global in East Asia: Conflict and
Cooperation, October 2010
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The Art
and Life of Korean Poet Ko Un: Cross-cultural
Communication, October 2010
Brother Anthony of Taize |
| |
| |
Rekindling China-Japan Conflict: The Senkaku/Diaoyutai
Islands Clash, September 2010
Tanaka Sakai |
| |
| |
Revisiting Postwar Taxation in Japan and its
Contemporary Implications, September 2010
Andrew DeWit, Elliot Brownlee |
| |
| |
Hiroshima: The Autobiography of Barefoot Gen, September
2010
Richard Minear, Keiji
Nakazawa |
| |
| |
"The
World is beginning to know Okinawa": Ota Masahide
Reflects on his Life from the Battle of Okinawa to the
Struggle for Okinawa, September 2010
Satoko Norimatsu, Masahide Ota |
| |
| |
Korean
War Traumas, September 2010
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
War and
Peace in the Art of Tezuka Osamu: The humanism of his
epic manga, September 2010
Yuki TANAKA |
| |
| |
Suicide
as Protest for the New Generation of Chinese Migrant
Workers: Foxconn, Global Capital, and the State,
September 2010
Jenny Chan, Ngai Pun |
| |
| |
The
US-Japan 'Alliance', Okinawa, and Three Looming
Elections, September 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
India-Japan Ties Poised for Advance as Both Nations Eye
China, September 2010
Rajeev Sharma |
| |
| |
The
Failure of Imagination: From Pearl Harbor to 9-11,
Afghanistan and Iraq, September 2010
John W. Dower, Laura Hein |
| |
| |
A New
Paradigm for Trust-Building on the Korean Peninsula:
Turning Korea's DMZ into a UNESCO World Heritage Site,
August 2010
Seung-ho Lee |
| |
| |
Cultural
Flows Beneath Death Note: Catching the Wave of Popular
Japanese Culture in China, August 2010
Brian Yecies, Peter Goderie |
| |
| |
How Long
Will US Forces Continue to Occupy Japan and Korea?
China, the US and the New Division of Power in the
Asia-Pacific, August 2010
Tanaka Sakai |
| |
| |
Historiography and Japanese War Nationalism: Testimony
in Sensōron, Sensōron as Testimony, August 2010
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
War
Responsibility and the Family in Japan: Kurahashi
Ayako's My Father's Dying Wish, August 2010
Ayako Kurahashi, Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Testimony and War Memories in Japan: Introduction,
August 2010
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Songs of
War and Peace: Music and Memory in Okinawa, August 2010
James E. Roberson |
| |
| |
War,
Memory, the Artist and The Politics of Language, August
2010
Hong An Truong, elin
o'Hara slavick |
| |
| |
The
Innocence of Evil: Reflections on War and the Battle of
Okinawa, August 2010
C. Douglas Lummis,
Yoshida Michiko |
| |
| |
Plausible Denial? Reviewing the Evidence of DPRK
Culpability for the Cheonan Warship Incident, July 2010
Mark Caprio |
| |
| |
US
Military Bases on Guam in Global Perspective, July 2010
Catherine Lutz |
| |
| |
All
Research is Fieldwork: A Practical Introduction to
Studying in Japan as a Foreign Researcher, July 2010
Levi McLaughlin |
| |
| |
Redress
Crossroads in Japan: Decisive Phase in Campaigns to
Compensate Korean and Chinese Wartime Forced Laborers,
July 2010
William Underwood |
| |
| |
Preparing Okinawa for Reversion to Japan: The Okinawa
International Ocean Exposition of 1975, the US Military
and the Construction State, July 2010
Vivian Blaxell |
| |
| |
The New
Face of U.S.-China Relations: "Strategic Reassurance" or
Old-Fashioned Rollback? July 2010
Peter Lee |
| |
| |
Kyrgyzstan, the U.S.and the Global Drug Problem: Deep
Forcesand the Syndrome of Coups, Drugs, and Terror, July
2010
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Toward a
Global Green Recovery: The G20 and the Asia-Pacific
Region, July 2010
Edward B. Barbier |
| |
| |
Rush to
Judgment: Inconsistencies in South Korea's Cheonan
Report, July 2010
JJ Suh, Seunghun Lee |
| |
| |
Roots of
U.S. Troubles in Afghanistan: Civilian Bombing
Casualties and the Cambodian Precedent, June 2010
Ben Kiernan, Taylor
Owen |
| |
| |
Can
Japanese Agriculture Overcome Dependence and Decline?
June 2010
Yukie YOSHIKAWA |
| |
| |
Okinawa
and Guam: In the Shadow of U.S. and Japanese "Global
Defense Posture", June 2010
Yoshida Kensei |
| |
| |
Debt,
Networks and Reciprocity: Undocumented Migration from
Fujian to Japan, June 2010
Gracia Liu Farrer |
| |
| |
Nuclear
Power and Spent Fuel in East Asia: Balancing Energy,
Politics and Nonproliferation, June 2010
Ferenc Dalnoki Veress, Lawrence Scheinman, Miles Pomper,
Stephanie Lieggi |
| |
| |
National
Heroes and Monuments in South Korea: Patriotism,
Modernization and Park Chung Hee's Remaking of Yi
Sunsin's Shrine, June 2010
Saeyoung Park |
| |
| |
Anti-Base Movements in South Korea: Comparative
Perspective on the Asia-Pacific, June 2010
Andrew Yeo |
| |
| |
Politics
in Command: The "International" Investigation into the
Sinking of the Cheonan and the Risk of a New Korean War,
June 2010
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
Not
Aesopian Enough: A Chinese Publishing Fable, June 2010
James W. Loewen |
| |
| |
To
Discipline or Accommodate? On the Rehabilitation of
Japanese 'Problem Youth', May 2010
Aaron Miller, Tuukka Toivonen |
| |
| |
Ampo's
Troubled 50th: Hatoyama's Abortive Rebellion, Okinawa's
Mounting Resistance and the US-Japan Relationship - Part
3, May 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Ampo's
Troubled 50th: Hatoyama's Abortive Rebellion, Okinawa's
Mounting Resistance and the US-Japan Relationship - Part
2, May 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Ampo's
Troubled 50th: Hatoyama's Abortive Rebellion, Okinawa's
Mounting Resistance and the US-Japan Relationship - Part
1, May 2010
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Abolishing All Nuclear Weapons. Necessary, feasible and
increasingly urgent, May 2010
Malcolm Fraser |
| |
| |
US
Marine Training on Okinawa and Its Global Mission: a
Birds-Eye View of Bases From the Air, May 2010
Furutachi Ichiro, Norimatsu Satoko |
| |
| |
Continuity of Government' Planning: War, Terror and the
Supplanting of the U.S. Constitution, May 2010
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Who Sank
the South Korean Warship Cheonan? A New Stage in the
US-Korean, May 2010
Tanaka Sakai |
| |
| |
The Long
Winding Red Road to Ratchaprasong and Thailand's Future,
May 2010
Philip J. Cunningham
|
| |
| |
Making
the Invisible Empire Visible, May 2010
John Junkerman |
| |
| |
Fortress
Guam: Resistance to US Military Mega-Buildup, May 2010
Gwyn Kirk, LisaLinda Natividad |
| |
| |
Chinese
Executions and the Japanese Dog That Did Not Bark, May
2010
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
The
Futenma Base and the U.S.-Japan Controversy: an Okinawan
perspective, May 2010
Yoshio SHIMOJI |
| |
| |
China's
Naval Expansion in the Indian Ocean and India-China
Rivalry, May 2010
Harsh V. Pant |
| |
| |
A Drink
Called Paradise: Nuclear Legacy in the South Pacific,
May 2010
Terese Svoboda |
| |
| |
In
Bangkok Many Reds Look Beyond Thaksin Toward Revolution:
A Photo Essay, May 2010
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
History
on Trial: French Nippon Foundation Sues Scholar for
Libel to Protect the, April 2010
Karoline Postel Vinay, Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Recent
Developments in Korean-Japanese Historical
Reconciliation, April 2010
Hankyoreh, William Underwood |
| |
| |
"Tenno-empire"
and the Struggle Against Established Power in Japan -
One Historian's Engagement, April 2010
Matsuzawa Tessei |
| |
| |
Russia
and the North Korean Knot, April 2010
Georgy Toloraya |
| |
| |
German-Polish Reconciliation in Comparative Perspective:
Lessons for Japan? April 2010
Lily Gardner Feldman |
| |
| |
Misunderstanding Hiroshima, April 2010
Richard Minear,
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Dispatched and Displaced: Rethinking Employment and
Welfare Protection in Japan, April 2010
Sebastian Maslow,
Stephanie Assmann |
| |
| |
Can the
US Triumph in the Drug-Addicted War in Afghanistan?
Opium, the CIA and the Karzai Administration, April 2010
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
The
Re-emergence of Chinese in Jakarta, April 2010
Andre Vltchek,
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Memories
and Aporias in the Japan-Korea Relationship, April 2010
Alexis Dudden |
| |
| |
Marines
Go Home: Anti-Base Activism in Okinawa, Japan and Korea,
April 2010
Kageyama Asako,
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Brushing
with Authority: The Life and Art of Tomiyama Taeko,
March 2010
Laura Hein,
Nobuko TANAKA |
| |
| |
The
Other Deadly White Dust: Russia, China, India and the
Campaign to Ban Asbestos, March 2010
Melody Kemp |
| |
| |
Migrant
Health in Japan: Safety-Net Policies and Advocates'
Policy Solutions, March 2010
Neal S. Parikh |
| |
| |
Between
Migrant and Minjung: The Changing Face of Migrant
Cultural Activism in Korea, March 2010
Jamie Doucette,
Robert Prey |
| |
| |
South
Korea's Global Nuclear Ambitions, March 2010
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
American
Police Training and Political Violence: From the
Philippines Conquest to the Killing Fields of
Afghanistan and Iraq, March 2010
Jeremy Kuzmarov
|
| |
| |
Stop the
Press? The Sankei and the State of Japan's Newspaper
Industry, March 2010
David McNeill, Peter Alford |
| |
| |
The
Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Korea: Uncovering
the Hidden Korean War, March 2010
Kim Dong choon |
| |
| |
South
Korea's Embattled Truth and Reconciliation Commission,
March 2010
Kim Dong choon, Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The
'Illusion' of Homogeneous Japan and National Character:
Discourse as a Tool to Transcend the ‘Myth’ vs.
‘Reality’ Binary, March 2010
Chris Burgess |
| |
| |
The
Copenhagen Challenge: China, India, Brazil and South
Africa at the Barricades, February 2010
Eric Johnston, Peter Lee |
| |
| |
The Long
Voyage: The Golden Rule and Resistance to Nuclear
Testing in Asia and the Pacific, February 2010
Lawrence S. Wittner |
| |
| |
Money in
Socialist Economies: The Case of North Korea, February
2010
Ruediger Frank |
| |
| |
Henoko,
Okinawa: Inside the Sit-In (Japanese Original Text at
Peace Philosophy Centre), February 2010
Kikuno Yumiko, Norimatsu Satoko |
| |
| |
The
Peace Deal Obama Should Make: Toward a U.S.-North Korea
Peace Treaty, February 2010
Anthony DiFilippo |
| |
| |
In the
Tropical Forests of Sumatra: Notes from Climate Change
'Ground Zero', February 2010
Andre Vltchek, Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Get FIT:
Public Policy, the Smart State and the
Energy-Environmental Revolution, February 2010
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
South
Korea's Kwangju Uprising: Fiction and Film, February
2010
Ch'oe Yun, Mark Morris |
| |
| |
Yesterday Is Another World, February 2010
Roger Pulvers, Yosano Akiko |
| |
| |
"Secret"
1965 Memo Reveals Plans to Keep U.S. bases and Nuclear
Weapons Options in Okinawa After Reversion, February
2010
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
Jack
London, Asian Wars and the "Yellow Peril", January 2010
Daniel A. Métraux |
| |
| |
Electing
a Town Mayor in Okinawa: Report from the Nago Trenches
[Updated], January 2010
Gavan McCormack, Urashima Etsuko |
| |
| |
Why
Build a New Base on Okinawa When the Marines are
Relocating to Guam?: Okinawa Mayor Challenges Japan and
the US, January 2009
Iha Yoichi |
| |
| |
Charter
08, the Troubled History and Future of Chinese
Liberalism, January 2009
Feng Chongyi |
| |
| |
Japanese
Bureaucrats Hide Decision to Move All US Marines out of
Okinawa to Guam, December 2009
Tanaka Sakai |
| |
| |
Nuclear
Power, Risk Management and Democratic Accountability in
Indonesia: Volcanic, regulatory and financial risk in
the Muria peninsula nuclear power proposal, December
2009
Arabella Imhoff,
David von Hippel, Geoffrey Gunn, Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Rethinking Extended Nuclear Deterrence in the Defence of
Australia, December 2009
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Extended
Nuclear Deterrence, Global Abolition, and Korea,
December 2009
Peter Hayes |
| |
| |
The Path
Not Taken, The Way Still Open: Denuclearizing The Korean
Peninsula And Northeast Asia, December 2009
Michael Hamel Green,
Peter Hayes |
| |
| |
Korean
Prisoners-of-War in Hawaii During World War II and the
Case of US Navy Abduction of Three Korean Fishermen,
December 2009
Yong ho Ch'oe |
| |
| |
In the
Eye of the Storm: Updating the Economics of Global
Turbulence, an Introduction to Robert Brenner's Update,
December 2009
R Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Engaging
the DPRK: A "Deferred Delivery" Option? November 2009
Georgy Toloraya |
| |
| |
A Letter
to the Citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki From a
Hibakusha residing in Okinawa, November 2009
Tsukishita Miki, Yuki
TANAKA |
| |
| |
Assessing the Nishimatsu Corporate Approach to
Redressing Chinese Forced Labor in Wartime Japan,
November 2009
Arimitsu Ken, Kang
Jian, William Underwood |
| |
| |
Is Japan
Headed for a Fiscal Doomsday? November 2009
R Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Okinawan
Message to President Obama: Withdraw the Marines,
November 2009
Study Group on
Okinawan External Affairs |
| |
| |
Before
Sunrise: Will Obama seize a rare opportunity for change
in U.S.-Japan relations? November 2009
R Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Regime
Change Short-Circuited: Carbon Emissions and Japan's
Feed-in Tariff System, November 2009
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Clean
Politics: Race and Class, Imperialism and Nationalism,
Etiquette and Consumption in the Chinese and American
Revolutions, November 2009
Sarah Schneewind |
| |
| |
Gravity
Defying: Whither Korea's bid to build a world-class city
entirely from scratch? November 2009
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Nuclear
Noh Drama: Tokyo, Washington and the Missing Nuclear
Agreements, November 2009
Robert Wampler, Yuki TANAKA |
| |
| |
The
Atomic Bombing, The Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal and the
Shimoda Case: Lessons for Anti-Nuclear Legal Movements,
November 2009
Richard Falk, Yuki
TANAKA |
| |
| |
Transfer
of Power at Japan's Justice Ministry, November 2009
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
Transformation of Japanese Space Policy: From the
"Peaceful Use of space" to "the Basic Law on Space",
November 2009
Maeda Sawako |
| |
| |
The
Exquisite Corpses of Nature and History: The Case of the
Korean DMZ, October 2009
Julia Adeney Thomas |
| |
| |
The
Forgotten Japanese in North Korea: Beyond the Politics
of Abduction, October 2009
Tessa Morris Suzuki |
| |
| |
The
United States and East Asia: The decline of
long-distance leadership? October 2009
Mark Beeson |
| |
| |
Mounting
Modernization: Itakura Katsunobu, the Hokkaido
University Alpine Club and Mountaineering in Pre-War
Hokkaido, October 2009
David A. Fedman |
| |
| |
On the
Dawn of a New National Ainu Policy: The "'Ainu' as a
Situation" Today, October 2009
Mark Winchester |
| |
| |
Shuri
Castle's Other History: Architecture and Empire in
Okinawa, October 2009
Tze M. Loo |
| |
| |
Off with
Their Heads! Resolving the "Garbage Problem" of Autumn
Leaves in Kawagoe, Japan, October 2009
Joshua Roth |
| |
| |
Body
Image in Japan and the United States, October 2009
Debbie Notkin, Laurie Edison |
| |
| |
Occupation Authorities, the Hatoyama Purge and the
Making of Japan's Postwar Political Order, September
2009
Juha Saunavaara |
| |
| |
Is
Hatoyama Reckless or Realistic? Making the Case for a
25% Cut in Japanese Greenhouse Gases, September 2009
Andrew DeWit, Iida Tetsunari |
| |
| |
Starving
the Elephants: The Slaughter of Animals in Wartime
Tokyo's Ueno Zoo, September 2009
Frederick S. Litten |
| |
| |
The Guam
Treaty as a Modern "Disposal" of the Ryukyus, September
2009
Sakurai Kunitoshi |
| |
| |
Jumping
to the Right, February 2005 (Electronically published in
September 2009)
Philip J. Cunningham |
| |
| |
Vietnam
and China in an Era of Economic Uncertainty, September
2009
Brantly Womack |
| |
| |
Early
Returns from Japan's New Criminal Trials, September 2009
David T. Johnson |
| |
| |
Designs
of Power: The "Japanization" of Urban and Rural Space in
Colonial Hokkaido, August 2009
Vivian Blaxell |
| |
| |
"To
Protect Japan's Peace We Need Guns and Rockets:" The
Military Uses of Popular Culture in Current-day Japan,
August 2009
Sabine Fruhstuck |
| |
| |
Japan
and the United Arab Emirates - A Nuclear Family? August
2009
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
Singapore: The Past in the Present, August 2009
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Sleight
of Law and U.S.-North Korea Relations: Re-nuclearization
and Re-sanctioning, August 2009
Michael Yo |
| |
| |
Li
Ying's "Yasukuni": The Controversy Continues, August
2009
John Junkerman |
| |
| |
The
Great Himalayan Watershed: Water Shortages,
Mega-Projects and Environmental Politics in China,
India, and Southeast Asia, July 2009
Kenneth Pomeranz |
| |
| |
Remembering the Unfinished Conflict: Museums and the
Contested Memory of the Korean War, July 2009
Tessa Morris Suzuki |
| |
| |
Who is
Korean? Migration, Immigration, and the Challenge of
Multiculturalism in Homogeneous Societies, July 2009
Timothy Lim |
| |
| |
The
Politics of Inter-Korean Economic Cooperation:
1998-2009, July 2009
Leonid Petrov |
| |
| |
History
Too Long Denied: Japan's Unresolved Colonial Past and
Today's North Korea Problem, July 2009
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Battle of Singapore, the Massacre of Chinese and
Understanding of the Issue in Postwar Japan, July 2009
Hayashi Hirofumi |
| |
| |
Farewell
to Class, except the Middle Class: The Politics of Class
Analysis in Contemporary China, June 2009
Yingjie Guo |
| |
| |
Why a
Boom in Proletarian Literature in Japan? The Kobayashi
Takiji Memorial and The Factory Ship, June 2009
Heather Bowen Struyk |
| |
| |
The
Pirate Returns: Historical Models, East Asia and the War
against Somali Piracy, June 2009
Adam Clulow |
| |
| |
Japan-North Korea Relations - A Dangerous Stalemate,
June 2009
Wada Haruki |
| |
| |
Will
East Asia Rule the World Economy? Economic and Financial
Lessons from the 1970s, June 2009
R Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Inventing Subjects and Sovereignty: Early History of the
First Settlers of the Bonin (Ogasawara) Islands, June
2009
David Chapman |
| |
| |
Asia
Pride, China Fear, Tokyo Anxiety: Japan Looks Back at
2008 Beijing and Forward to 2012 London and 2016 Tokyo,
June 2009
William W. Kelly |
| |
| |
The
Beijing Olympics as a Turning Point? China's First
Olympics in East Asian Perspective, June 2009
Susan Brownell |
| |
| |
Playing
Politics With the East Asian Olympics, 1964-2016, June
2009
William W. Kelly |
| |
| |
The
Homecoming of Japanese Hostages from Iraq: Culturalism
or Japan in America's Embrace? June 2009
Marie Thorsten |
| |
| |
Territorial Conflicts in the East China Sea – From
Missed Opportunities to Negotiation Stalemate, June 2009
Reinhard Drifte |
| |
| |
Lifting
Japan's Curse of Muddling Through, May 2009
Karel van Wolferen |
| |
| |
U.S.
Courts-Martial in Occupation Japan: Rape, Race, and
Censorship, May 2009
Terese Svoboda |
| |
| |
U.N.
Committee Faults Japan Human Rights Performance, Demands
Progress Report on Key Issues, May 2009
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
America's Afghanistan: The National Security and a
Heroin-Ravaged State, May 2009
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan's
New Citizen Judges: How Secrecy Imperils Judicial
Reform, May 2009
Mark Levin, Virginia
Tice |
| |
| |
The
Ryukyus and the New, But Endangered, Languages of Japan,
May 2009
Fija Bairon, Matthias
Brenzinger, Patrick Heinrich |
| |
| |
Origins
of the American War in Vietnam: The OSS Role in Saigon
in 1945, May 2009
Geoff Gunn |
| |
| |
The New
Korean Cold War and the Possibility of Thaw, May 2009
Georgy Toloraya |
| |
| |
Tokyo's
Mean Streets, May 2009
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Rethinking the Lessons for the US and the World of
Japan's 1990s Economic Collapse: Finance Capital and the
State, April 2009
R. Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Environmental Culture and World Heritage in Pacific
Japan: Saving the Ogasawara Islands, April 2009
Nanyan Guo |
| |
| |
The Axis
of Vaudeville: Images of North Korea in South Korean Pop
Culture, April 2009
Stephen Epstein |
| |
| |
Japan's
Response to Financial-Economic-Environmental Crisis,
April 2009
Andrew Dewit |
| |
| |
Nationalism and Anti-Americanism in Japan - Manga Wars,
Aso, Tamogami, and Progressive Alternatives, April 2009
Matthew Penny |
| |
| |
Which
Side Are You On?: Hakenmura and the Working Poor as a
Tipping Point in Japanese Labor Politics, April 2009
Toru Shinoda |
| |
| |
The
American Brain Drain and Asia, April 2009
Alex Salkever, Vivek Wadhwa, Gary Gereffi |
| |
| |
Hillary's Indonesia: In Praise of 'Moderate Islam',
March 2009
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
China's
Way Forward? Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on
Hegemony and the World Economy in Crisis, March 2009
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The
Rising Importance of Chinese Labour in the Greater
Mekong Sub-Region, March 2009
John Walsh |
| |
| |
The
Inadvertence of Benedict Anderson: Engaging Imagined
Communities, March 2009
Radhika Desai |
| |
| |
The Axis
of Vaudeville: Images of North Korea in South Korean Pop
Culture, March 2009
Stephen Epstein |
| |
| |
After
the Whirlwind: Post-Nargis Burma, the 2010 Elections and
Prospects for Reform, March 2009
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Community, Resistance, and Sustainability in an Okinawan
Village: Yomitan, February 2009
Miyume TANJI |
| |
| |
East
Asian Regionalism and its Enemies in Three Epochs:
Political Economy and Geopolitics, 16th to 21st
Centuries, February 2009
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Somali
Piracy, International Customary Law, and the Dispatch of
Japan's MSDF, February 2009
Alex Calvo |
| |
| |
Hillary
in Japan - The Enforcer, February 2009
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Grappling with Cold War History: Korea’s Embattled Truth
and Reconciliation Commission, February 2009
G. McCormack & D.C. Kim |
| |
| |
Globalization, Global History and Local Identity in
'Greater China', February 2009
Q. Edward Wang |
| |
| |
Soft
Power Politics in the Asia Pacific: Chinese and Japanese
Quests for Regional Leadership, February 2009
Michael Hsiao, A. Yang |
| |
| |
Jihad,
Orthodox Islam and Religious Intolerance in Indonesia,
February 2009
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Eat
Japanese! February 2009
Ministry of
Agriculture |
| |
| |
Dugong
Swimming in Uncharted Waters: US Judicial Intervention
to Protect Okinawa's, February 2009
Hideki YOSHIKAWA |
| |
| |
Victims
of Colonialism? Japanese Agrarian Settlers in Manchukuo
and Their Repatriation, February 2009
Mariko Asano Tamanoi |
| |
| |
Japan on
the Brink of the Abyss? [Updated], January 2009
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Japan
Should Follow the International Trend and Face Its
History of World War II Forced Labor, January 2009
Michael Bazyler |
| |
| |
China,
Japan, and Indonesia's LNG Ploys, January 2009
David A. Stott |
| |
| |
The US
and the Temptation of Dollar Seignorage, January 2009
K Takahashi & R T
Murphy |
| |
| |
The Song
the Owl God Himself Sang. An Ainu Tale, January 2009
Chiri Yukie & Kyoko
Selden |
| |
| |
Opting
for the "Irrational": Tokyo Brushes Aside Okinawan Court
Order to End Awase Wetlands Reclamation Project, January
2009
Urashima Etsuko |
| |
| |
Aso
Revelations on Wartime POW Labor Highlight the Need for
a Real National Archive in Japan, January 2009
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
Somali
Pirates and Political Winds Drive Japan to the Gate of
Tears [Updated], January 2009
Michael Penn |
| |
| |
Japan's
New Anti-nuclear Policy, January 2009
T Tonoue & A
DiFilippo |
| |
| |
Military
Prostitution and the U.S. Military in Asia, January 2009
Katharine H.S. Moon |
| |
| |
The
Politics of Colonial Translation: On the Narrative of
the Ainu as a "Vanishing Ethnicity", January 2009
Katsuya HIRANO |
| |
| |
China,
Rice, and GMOs: Navigating the Global Rift on Genetic
Engineering, January 2009
Ron Herring |
| |
| |
Martial
Law, the Financial Bailout, and the Afghan and Iraq
Wars, January 2009
Peter Dale Scott |
| |
| |
Japan:
The Price of Normalcy, January 2009
John Feffer |
| |
| |
The Era
of Bullying: Japan under Neoliberalism, December 2008
Shoko YONEYAMA |
| |
| |
Japan's
Historical Memory: Reconciliation with Asia, December
2008
Kazuhiko TOGO |
| |
| |
An
Initiative for US-ROK Cooperation for Peace in the
Korean Peninsula and East Asia: Policy Suggestions for
the Obama Administration, December 2008
The Peace Foundation |
| |
| |
Beijing's Aqueous Heritage and the 2008 Olympics,
December 2008
Dai Qing |
| |
| |
Line in
the Sand: US-Iraq SOFA Agreement Sets Withdrawal of All
US Troops by 2011, December 2008
Patrick Cockburn |
| |
| |
Korea,
the United States, and Central Asia: Far-Flung Partners
in a Globalizing World, December 2008
Kent Calder, Viktoriya Kim |
| |
| |
The Fires of Hate and the Failures of the
State in South Asia, December 2008
Vijay Prashad |
| |
| |
The Hokkaido Summit as a Springboard for
Grassroots Initiatives: The "Peace, Reconciliation &
Civil Society" Symposium, November 2008
Lukasz Zablonski, P
Seaton |
| |
| |
The G8 Summit as "Local Event" in the
Hokkaido Media, November 2008
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Indigenous at last! Ainu Grassroots Organizing and the
Indigenous Peoples Summit in Ainu Mosir, November 2008
Ann-Elise
Lewallen |
| |
| |
The 2008 Hokkaido-Toyako G8 Summit:
neither summit nor plummet, November 2008
Hugo Dobson |
| |
| |
Alternative Summits, Alternative
Perspectives: Beyond the 2008 Hokkaido G8 Summit,
November 2008
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Subprime Learning: Positive and Negative
Lessons of the Japanese Bubble for Americans, November
2008
Kaneko Masaru
and A DeWit |
| |
| |
The Cold War Explodes in Kobe - The 1948
Korean Ethnic School "Riots" and US Occupation
Authorities, November 2008
Mark E. Caprio |
| |
| |
The Cook Islands and the Pacific Island
Nations: Will the Last Person Leaving Please Turn Off
the Lights? November 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Japan-India Joint Security Declaration:
Towards an Asia-wide Security Architecture? November
2008
Sourabh Gupta |
| |
| |
Okinawan Bases, the United States and
Environmental Destruction, November 2008
Sakurai
Kunitoshi |
| |
| |
Tamogami's World: Japan's Top Soldier
Reignites Conflict Over the Past, November 2008
Herbert Bix |
| |
| |
Personal Predilection in Compiling and
Translating an Anthology of Japanese Women Poets,
November 2008
Hiroaki Sato |
| |
| |
The Deterioration of the Inter-Korean
Relationship, November 2008
Tong Kim |
| |
| |
Has the
Next Great Leader of North Korea Been Announced? October
2008
Ruediger Frank |
| |
| |
The
Coming Change of Course in Afghanistan, October 2008
China Hand |
| |
| |
On Meat,
Fish and Statistics: The Global Food Regime and Animal
Consumption in the United States and Japan, October 2008
Vaclav Smil |
| |
| |
Victims
of Japanese Imperial Discourse: Korean Literature Under
Colonial Rule, October 2008
Park Yuha |
| |
| |
The
Russo-Georgia War and the Challenge to American Global
Dominance, October 2008
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
With One
Sentence Japan Could Set the Stage for an
Israeli-Palestinian Peace, October 2008
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
From a
Supporter to a Challenger? Japan's Currency Leadership
in Dollar-Dominated East Asia at the Brink of Financial
Collapse, October 2008
R T Murphy |
| |
| |
Yakuza
Wars, September 2008
David McNeill, J
Adelstein |
| |
| |
Challenging Kamikaze Stereotypes: "Wings of Defeat" on
the Silver Screen, September 2008
James L. Huffman |
| |
| |
Morality, Patriotism, and Japan's New Curricular
Guidelines, September 2008
Peter Cave, Adam
Lebowitz |
| |
| |
Border-Crossers and Resistance to US Military Rule in
the Ryūkyūs, 1945-1953, September 2008
Matthew R. Augustine |
| |
| |
War and
Japan: The Non-Fiction Manga of Mizuki Shigeru,
September 2008
Matthew Penney |
| |
| |
Japan's
Progress Reified: Modernity and Arab Dissent in the
Ottoman Empire, September 2008
Renée Worringer |
| |
| |
Japan,
the United States and Yasukuni Nationalism: War,
Historical Memory and the Future of the Asia Pacific,
September 2008
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Korea's
Two North-South Summits and the Future of Northeast
Asia: Back to the Future, September 2008
Bruce Cumings |
| |
| |
The
Slaying of Ito Kazuya: Japan in Afghanistan, September
2008
Michael Penn |
| |
| |
The
Maritime Self-Defence Force Mission in the Indian Ocean:
Afghanistan, NATO and Japan's Political Impasse,
September 2008
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
The
Coming Crisis in Finance and Energy: Korea as a solution
for East Asia? August 2008
R Frank, M Selden, Y
J Oh |
| |
| |
Fiji's
Mercenary Military, the US and the Politics of Coup
D'état, August 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Migrants, Subjects, Citizens: Comparative Perspectives
on Nationality in the Prewar Japanese Empire, August
2008
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Nanjing's Massacre Memorial: Renovating War Memory in
Nanjing and Tokyo, August 2008
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Rice and
Circus in East Timor, August 2008
Douglas Kammen |
| |
| |
Dangerous Islands: Japan, Korea, and the United States,
August 2008
Alexis Dudden |
| |
| |
August
Nuclear Thoughts: the New Proliferation, August 2008
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Crimes,
Concealment and South Korea's Truth and Reconciliation
Commission, August 2008
Khiem & Kim Sung-soo |
| |
| |
The
Korean War Mass Graves, August 2008
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
Closed
Book or Open Book on Indonesia and Timor-Leste? The
Commission of Truth and Friendship Report on 1999 HR
Violations, July 2008
G. Gunn & C. Budiarjo |
| |
| |
New
Perspectives on Chinese Collaboration, July 2008
Margherita Zanasi |
| |
| |
Japan
and a Solution to the World Rice Crisis, July 2008
C. Peter Timmer |
| |
| |
The
Japan-Indonesia Economic Partnership: Agreement Between
Equals? July 2008
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
The
Nuclear Family of Man, July 2008
John O'Brian |
| |
| |
Stigmata: The Passion of Tenzin Tsundue, the Tibetan
Uprising and China, July 2008
China Hand |
| |
| |
Collaboration in the Postwar, July 2008
Timothy Brook |
| |
| |
Excavating the History of Collaboration, July 2008
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
On the
Question of Collaboration in South Korea, July 2008
Suk-Jung Han |
| |
| |
Collaboration and the Politics of the Twentieth Century,
July 2008
Timothy Brook |
| |
| |
The G8
Mirage: The Summit and Japan's Environmental Policies,
July 2008
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
North
Korea, Japan and the Abduction Narrative of Charles
Robert Jenkins, July 2008
John Feffer |
| |
| |
Chinese
Labor Policy, Labor Law and the Dialectics of Labor
Protest, July 2008
KL Ngok and CK Lee |
| |
| |
The
Cultural Career of the Japanese Economy: Developmental
and Cultural Nationalisms in Historical Perspective,
June 2008
Laura Hein |
| |
| |
North
Korean Denuclearization and the U.S.-DPRK Relationship,
June 2008
Tong Kim |
| |
| |
Samoa:
One Nation, Two Failed States, June 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
"Conservatism" and "Nationalism". The Japan Puzzle, June
2008
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Mother
Earth's Triple Whammy. North Korea as a Global Crisis
Canary, June 2008
John Feffer |
| |
| |
The
Denationalized Have No Class: The Banishment of Japan's
Korean Minority - A POLEMIC, June 2008
Sonia Ryang |
| |
| |
Earthquake Repercussions Spur Rethinking of China's Dam
Building Strategy, June 2008
Peter Navarro |
| |
| |
Paradise
Lost. Logging and the Environmental and Social
Destruction of the Solomon Islands, June 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Response
to "Samurai Baseball vs Baseball in Japan-Revisited",
May 2008
Charles Hayford |
| |
| |
Samurai
Baseball vs. Baseball in Japan - Revisited, May 2008
Robert Whiting |
| |
| |
The
Social, Political and Humanitarian Impact of Burma's
Cyclone Nargis, May 2008
Donald M. Seekins |
| |
| |
Local
Citizenship and Foreign Workers in Japan, May 2008
Takeyuki Tsuda |
| |
| |
The
Global Article 9 Conference: Toward the Abolition of
War, May 2008
John Junkerman |
| |
| |
America's and Japan's Olympic Debuts: Beijing 2008 (and
The Tibet Controversy), May 2008
Susan Brownell |
| |
| |
From a
Woman Aggressor. Reflections on Japan and the Asia
Pacific War, May 2008
Okabe Itsuko, G Vanderbilt |
| |
| |
Twilight
of the NPT? The US, Syria, Iran, North Korea and the
Control of Nuclear Weapons, May 2008
China Hand |
| |
| |
The
Songs of Nippon, the Yamato Museum and the Inculcation
of Japanese Nationalism, May 2008
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
| |
On the
Brink. Prospects for US-DPRK Settlement Dim Again, May
2008
Tim Beal |
| |
| |
War
Responsibility and Historical Memory: Hirohito's
Apparition, May 2008
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
Japan's
Fragile Relations with Indonesia and the Spectre of
China, May 2008
David Adam Stott |
| |
| |
Race and
American Military Justice: Rape, Murder, and Execution
in Occupied Japan, May 2008
Terese Svoboda |
| |
| |
The
Health of Japan's Medical Care System: a Comment on
"Patients Adrift", April 2008
John Creighton
Campbell |
| |
| |
Vietnam
and Iraq in Japan: Japanese and American Grassroots
Peace Activism, April 2008
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Japanese
and American War Atrocities, Historical Memory and
Reconciliation: World War II to Today, April 2008
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The
United Nations, the Peacebuilding Commission and the
Future of East Timor, April 2008
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
US
Sanctions Send Iran Into the Arms of Asia, April 2008
China Hand |
| |
| |
The New
Face of Indonesia's Islamic Fundamentalism: Pornography
Ban Ignores the Starving, April 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Case
Dismissed: Osaka Court Upholds Novelist Oe Kenzaburo for
Writing that Japanese Military Ordered "Group Suicides"
in Battle of Okinawa, April 2008
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
The
Bataan Death March and the 66-Year Struggle for Justice,
April 2008
Kinue TOKUDOME |
| |
| |
Foundations of Cooperation: Imagining the Future of
Sino-Japanese Relations, April 2008
Matthew Penney |
| |
| |
The
March 20, 2008 US Declaration of War on Iran, March 2008
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
Hidden
Asia Pacific Arms Race. Six Countries Talk Peace While
Preparing for War, March 2008
John Feffer |
| |
| |
Playing
Games: The Two Koreas and the Beijing Olympics, March
2008
Brian Bridges |
| |
| |
Into the
Atomic Sunshine: Shinya Watanabe's New York Exhibition
on Post-War Art Under Article 9, March 2008
Shinya Watanabe, J
Downey |
| |
| |
The
Japanese Nuclear Power Option: What Price? March 2008
Endo Tetsuya, A.
Makhijani |
| |
| |
"Trophy
Capitalism," Jefrinomics, and Dynastic Travail in
Brunei, March 2008
Geoffrey C. Gunn |
| |
| |
The New
York Philharmonic in North Korea. A New Page in US-DPRK
Relations? March 2008
Karin J. Lee |
| |
| |
A 1942
Declaration for Greater East Asian Co-operation, March
2008
James Orr |
| |
| |
New Era
for Japan-Korea History Issues: Forced Labor Redress
Efforts Begin to Bear Fruit, March 2008
William Underwood |
| |
| |
The
Water Cure. An American Debate on torture and
counterinsurgency in the Philippines-a century ago,
March 2008
Paul Kramer |
| |
| |
From
Withdrawal to Resistance. The Rhetoric of Exit in
Yoshimoto Takaaki and Karatani Kojin, March 2008
Carl Cassegard |
| |
| |
New
Asian Drivers, Japan, Korea and the Lessons of History,
February 2008
R. Taggart Murphy |
| |
| |
Certain
Justice. Japan's Detention System and the Rights of the
Accused, February 2008
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Korean
Hibakusha, Japan's Supreme Court & the International
Community: Can the U.S. & Japan Confront Forced Labor &
Atomic Bombing? February 2008
David Palmer |
| |
| |
Okinawan
Perspectives on Japan's Imperial Institution, February
2008
Steve Rabson |
| |
| |
Southeast Asia's Looming Nuclear Power Industry,
February 2008
Geoffrey Gunn |
| |
| |
Indonesia After Suharto - The Last King of Java Forgiven
(By Elites), February 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Mamiya
Rinzo and the Japanese Exploration of Sakhalin Island:
Cartography and Empire, February 2008
Brett L. Walker |
| |
| |
The
Anti-Japanese Resistance War, Chinese Patriotism and
Free Speech. How Can We Forgive Japan? February 2008
Yu Jie |
| |
| |
The
Comfort Women, the Asian Women's Fund and the Digital
Museum, February 2008
Wada Haruki |
| |
| |
Towards
Livable Communities in Japan? Population Decline and the
Changing Context of Place-making, January 2008
André Sorensen |
| |
| |
Nikkei
Loyalty and Resistance in Canada and the United States,
1942-1947, January 2008
Stephanie Bangarth |
| |
| |
Suharto
Beyond the Grave: Indonesia and the World Appraise the
Legacy, January 2008
Geoff Gunn |
| |
| |
The
Ghosts of the American War in Vietnam, January 2008
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
New
Syonan and Asianism in Japanese-era Singapore, January
2008
Vivian Blaxell |
| |
| |
Defending the Indefensible: A Meditation on the Life of
Hiroshima Pilot Paul Tibbets, Jr., January 2008
Peter J. Kuznick |
| |
| |
Foreign
Ministry Failure to Provide Documents on 1965
Japan-Korea Normalization Pact is Illegal: Tokyo Court,
January 2008
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
Sugihara
Chiune and the Visas to Save Lives: Assessing the
Efforts to Memorialize a Japanese Hero, January 2008
Eldad Nakar |
| |
| |
When the
Geta is on the Other Foot: Xenophobia in the Canadian
Immigration Policy Towards Japan, 1907-1908, January
2008
Simon Nantais |
| |
| |
Barefoot
Gen, The Atomic Bomb and I: The Hiroshima Legacy,
January 2008
Nakazawa Keiji |
| |
| |
The
United States and Sino-Vietnamese Relations, January
2008
Brantly Womack |
| |
| |
The
Suharto Legacy - As He Lay Dying, January 2008
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
The
Contested Heritage of Koguryo/Gaogouli and China-Korea
Conflict, January 2008
Yonson Ahn |
| |
| |
Historical Perspectives on States, Markets and
Capitalism, East and West, January 2008
Giovanni Arrighi |
| |
| |
Reconciling Japan and China, January 2008
Mel Gurtov |
| |
| |
The
Future of North Korea: System Conservation or Guided
Market Economy? January 2008
Georgy Toloraya |
| |
| |
The
Women's Active Museum on War and Peace: Its Role in
Public Education, December 2007
Rumiko Nishino |
| |
| |
Promoting
Peace and Reconciliation as a Citizen of East Asia: The
Collaborative East Asian Workshop and the Grassroots
House Peace Museum, December 2007
Kim Yeong Hwan |
| |
| |
Japan as
a Plutonium Superpower, December 2007
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Look Back
in Anger. Filming the Nanjing Massacre, December 2007
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Ruth
Benedict's Obituary for Japanese Culture: An Exchange,
December 2007
Toru Uno, C D Lummis |
| |
| |
Revising
the Past, Complicating the Future: The Yushukan War
Museum in Modern Japanese History, December 2007
Takashi Yoshida |
| |
| |
The
Question of the Other: Kara Juro and Letters from
Sagawa, December 2007
Mark Morris |
| |
| |
The Ainu
and Their Culture: A Critical Twenty-First Century
Assessment, November 2007
Chisato (Kitty)
Dubreuil |
| |
| |
Blood-Sacrifice in the Politics of a Nation-State.
Japanese-Americans in Hawai'i During and After World War
II, November 2007
Teresa Goudie |
| |
| |
"Wanne
Uchinanchu - I am Okinawan." Japan, the US and Okinawa's
Endangered Languages, November 2007
Fija Bairon & P.
Heinrich |
| |
| |
Seduced
by Nationalism: Yone Noguchi's 'Terrible Mistake'.
Debating the China-Japan War With Tagore, November 2007
Zeljko Cipris |
| |
| |
Nationalism and Globalization on the Inner Mongolia
Frontier: The Commercialization of a Tamed Ethnicity,
November 2007
Li Narangoa |
| |
| |
The Big
Melt. Lesson From the Arctic Summer of 2007, November
2007
David Spratt |
| |
| |
The
Geopolitics and Economics of Burma's Military Regime,
1962-2007. Understanding SPDC Tyranny, November 2007
Donald M. Seekins |
| |
| |
Privatizing the World Bank? An Asia Pacific Perspective
on Changing Scenarios of Development Financing, November
2007
CHAN Chee Khoon |
| |
| |
Is There
a Japan-Iraq Strategic Partnership? November 2007
Michael Penn |
| |
| |
The
Re-emergence of an Australian Nuclear Weapons Option?
Implications for Indonesia and the Asia Pacific,
November 2007
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Philosophy as Activism in Neo-Liberal, Neo-Nationalist
Japan, November 2007
Takahashi Tetsuya, H
D Lee |
| |
| |
Japan's
Future as an International, Multicultural Society: From
Migrants to Immigrants, October 2007
Arudou Debito |
| |
| |
The
Kaesong North-South Korea Industrial Complex and the
Future of Northeast Asia, October 2007
CRS & John Feffer |
| |
| |
North
Korea and the Birth Pangs of a New Northeast Asian
Order, October 2007
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Gendered
Labor Justice and the Law of Peace: Nakajima Michiko and
the 15-Woman Lawsuit Opposing Dispatch of Japanese
Self-Defense Forces to Iraq, October 2007
T Yamaguchi & N Field |
| |
| |
Japan's
Nuclear Disaster and Plans to Export Reactors to
Indonesia, October 2007
Jeff Kingston & Tom
Hyland |
| |
| |
Timor-Leste and Indonesia. Between a Rock and a Hard
Place, October 2007
G Gunn & A Vltchek |
| |
| |
The
US-Japan-China Mistrust Spiral and Okinotorishima,
October 2007
Yukie Yoshikawa |
| |
| |
The
Turnaround in Sino-Indian Relations, October 2007
Tarique Niazi |
| |
| |
"Hating
'The Korean Wave'" Comic Books: A sign of New
Nationalism in Japan? October 2007
Rumi Sakamoto & Matt
Allen |
| |
| |
Families
of Eight Wrongfully Executed South Korean Political
Prisoners Awarded Record Compensation. The People's
Revolutionary Party 8, September 2007
Bruce Cumings &
Hankyoreh |
| |
| |
Oda
Makoto, Beheiren and 14 August 1945: Humanitarian Wrath
against Indiscriminate Bombing, September 2007
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
| |
The
India-US Nuclear Deal at a Crossroads, September 2007
Praful Bidwai |
| |
| |
Militarizing Japan: Patriotism, Profit, and Children's
Print Media, 1894-1925, September 2007
Owen Griffiths |
| |
| |
HIV/AIDS:
The Looming Asia Pacific Pandemic, September 2007
Bill Bowtell |
| |
| |
Miyazawa
Kenji: The Poet as Asura? September 2007
Hiroaki Sato |
| |
| |
What
Japanese Policymakers Should Know about How Government
Contributes to Irregular Immigration, September 2007
Deborah J. Milly |
| |
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Japanese
Local Governments Facing the Reality of Immigration,
September 2007
Atsuko Abe |
| |
| |
Migrant-support NGOs and the Challenge to the Discourse
on Foreign Criminality in Japan, September 2007
Ryoko Yamamoto |
| |
| |
"Guest
Workers" for Japan? September 2007
Gabriele Vogt |
| |
| |
Labor
Migration to Japan: Comparative Perspectives on
Demography and the Sense of Crisis, September 2007
Glenda S. Roberts |
| |
| |
Racial
Journeys: Justice, Internment and Japanese-Peruvians in
Peru, the United States, and Japan
Nobuko Adachi |
| |
| |
The
Tongue That Divided Life and Death. The 1923 Tokyo
Earthquake and the Massacre of Korean, September 2007
Sonia Ryang |
| |
| |
Abe and
Okinawa: Collision Course? September 2007
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Passage
of H.R. 121 on "Comfort Women", the US Congress and
Historical Memory in Japan, August 2007
Kinue TOKUDOME |
| |
| |
Fishing.
Western, Japanese and Islander Perceptions of Ecology
and Modernization in the Pacific, August 2007
Kate Barclay |
| |
| |
Suicide
is a social not an individual problem: Japan in
International Perspective, August 2007
Taniguchi Shoko, J
Breen |
| |
| |
Essential
Ingredients of Truth: Japanese Soldiers' Diaries in the
Asia Pacific War, August 2007
Aaron William Moore |
| |
| |
The Road
to Peace in Northeast Asia - Prospects and Pitfalls,
August 2007
Tim Beal |
| |
| |
The End
of Alliance "Business as Usual"? Ozawa's Rejection of
Japan's Indian Ocean Deployment, August 2007
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Carbon-Free and Nuclear-Free: A Roadmap for U.S. Energy
Policy, August 2007
Arjun Makhijani, Mark
Selden |
| |
| |
Okinawa
and the Paradox of Public Opinion: Base Politics and
Protest in Nago City, 1997-2007, Published in August
2007
Miyagi Yasuhiro, M.
Tanji |
| |
| |
Shaken to
the Core: Japan's Nuclear Program Battered by Niigata
Quake, August 2007
David McNeill |
| |
| |
The Asian
Financial Crisis of 1997 a Decade On: Two Perspectives,
August 2007
Chris Giles and R T
Murphy |
| |
| |
The
Covert Expansion of the US-Japan Security Treaty:
Missile Defence Response to the July 2006 North Korean
Missile Test by US Naval Vessels Home-Ported at
Yokosuka, July 2007
H. Umebayashi & R.
Tanter |
| |
| |
China and
the Two Koreas Clash Over Mount Paekdu/Changbai: Memory
Wars Threaten Regional Accommodation, July 2007
Yonson Ahn |
| |
| |
The
Decision to Risk the Future: Harry Truman, the Atomic
Bomb and the Apocalyptic Narrative, July 2007
Peter J. Kuznick |
| |
| |
Donor
Leverage and Access to Bird Flu Vaccines: a challenge to
the World Health Organization, July 2007
CHAN Chee Khoon, G de
Wildt |
| |
| |
War,
Empire and the Making of Japanese National Cuisine, July
2007
Katarzyna Cwiertka |
| |
| |
E.U.-China
Partnership on the Galileo Satellite System: Competing
with the U.S. in Space, July 2007
Jose Carlos Matias |
| |
| |
Family,
Friends and Furusato: "Home" in the Formation of
Japanese War Memories, July 2007
Philip Seaton |
| |
| |
Hammering
Down the Educational Nail: Abe Revises the Fundamental
law of Education, July 2007
Adam Lebowitz & D
McNeill |
| |
| |
Softly,
Softly. Did the Japan Institute of International Affairs
buckle under right-wing pressure? No, says Amb. Satoh
Yukio. Yes, say his critics, July 2007
David McNeill. Fred
Varcoe |
| |
| |
Financial
Sanctions & North Korea: In Search of the Evidence of
Currency Counterfeiting & Money Laundering Part II, June
2007
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
War is
the Only Solution. A 31-year-old freeter explains the
plight and future of Japan's Marginal Workers, June 2007
Akagi Tomohiro,
Selected Responses by Fukushima Mizuho, Mori
Tatsuya, and Okuhara Noriharu.
Translated by Kyoko Selden |
| |
| |
Anatomy
of US and South Korean Massacres in the Vietnamese Year
of the Monkey, 1968, Published in June 2007
Heonik Kwon |
| |
| |
The
Minefield: An Australian Tragedy in America's Vietnam
War, June 2007
Greg Lockhart |
| |
| |
Banco
Delta Asia, North Korea's Frozen Funds and US
Undermining of the Six-Party Talks: Obstacles to a
Solution, June 2007
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
Japan,
China, the United States and the Financial World Order,
June 2007
T. Palley, R. T.
Murphy |
| |
| |
Southeast
Asia's Maritime Security Dilemma: State or Market? June
2007
Carolin
Liss |
| |
| |
Enshrinement Politics: War Dead and War Criminals at
Yasukuni Shrine, June 2007
Akiko Takenaka |
| |
| |
Harpooned. Japan and the Future of Whaling, June 2007
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Democracy
and Peace in Korea Twenty Years After June 1987: Where
Are We Now, and Where Do We Go from Here? June 2007
Paik Nak-chung |
| |
| |
Fitting
Okinawa into Japan the "Beautiful Country", May 2007
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The Case
Against "Revising Interpretations" of the Japanese
Constitution, May 2007
Craig Martin |
| |
| |
Traveling
through Autonomy and Subjugation: Jeju Island Under
Japan and Korea, May 2007
Koh Sunhui & Kate
Barclay |
| |
| |
Herbert
Norman, the Occupation of Japan, and Canada-U.S.
Relations. A Canadian critique of MacArthur and the
Occupation, May 2007
John Price |
| |
| |
Reins of
Liberation: Geopolitics and Ethnopolitics of China,
Central Asia and the Asia Pacific, May 2007
Xiaoyuan Liu |
| |
| |
North
Korean Criminality Examined: the US Case. Part I, May
2007
John McGlynn |
| |
| |
Karma,
War and Inequality in Twentieth Century Japan, May 2007
Brian Victoria |
| |
| |
Did It
Really Help to be a Japanese Colony? East Asian Economic
Performance in Historical Perspective, May 2007
Anne Booth |
| |
| |
A
Forgotten Holocaust: US Bombing Strategy, the
Destruction of Japanese Cities and the American Way of
War from the Pacific War to Iraq, May 2007
Mark Seldon |
| |
| |
Oceans
Unbounded: Transversing Asia across "Area Studies",
April 2007
Barbara Watson Andaya |
| |
| |
Korean
Memories of the Vietnam and Korean Wars: A
Counter-History, April 2007
Theodore Hughes |
| |
| |
Japan's
Military "Comfort Women" System, April 2007
Congressional
Research Service |
| |
| |
Youth,
Intimacy, and Blood: Media and Nationalism in
Contemporary Japan, April 2007
Ian
Condry |
| |
| |
Samurai
Baseball vs. Baseball in Japan, April 2007
Charles W. Hayford |
| |
| |
US Shadow
over China-Russia Ties, April 2007
M K Bhadrakumar |
| |
| |
Light
Behind the Fall: Japan's Electricity Consumption, the
Environment, and Economic Growth, April 2007
Vaclav Smil |
| |
| |
Responsibility Denied: Japan's Debate Over the Comfort
Women, March 2007
VAWW-NET Japan |
| |
| |
Gaijin
Hanzai Magazine and Hate Speech in Japan: The Newfound
Power of Japan's International Residents, March 2007
Arudou Debito |
| |
| |
The New
American-led Security Architecture in the Asia Pacific:
Binding Japan and Australia, containing China, March
2007
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Tragic
Fire Illuminates South Korea's Treatment of Migrant
Workers, March 2007
Robert Prey and S O
Lee |
| |
| |
The
Forgotten Victims of the North Korean Crisis, March 2007
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Convulsions of Nation-Building: Violence-ridden East
Timor on the eve of elections, March 2007
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Is Press
Freedom Being Eroded in Japan? March 2007
T McNicol and D
McNeill |
| |
| |
Left
Behind: Japan's Wartime Defeat and the Stranded Women of
Manchukuo, March 2007
Rowena Ward |
| |
| |
Japan's
'Comfort Women': It's time for the truth (in the
ordinary, everyday sense of the word), March 2007
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
| |
Piracy in
Southeast Asia: Real Menace or Red Herring? August 2005
Stefan Eklof |
| |
| |
Japan's
Top Court Poised to Kill Lawsuits by Chinese War
Victims, March 2007
W Underwood and Kang
Jian |
| |
| |
Bullets
and Trains: Exporting Japan's Shinkansen to China and
Taiwan, March 2007
Christopher P. Hood |
| |
| |
North
Korea: Nuclear Menace or Paper Tiger? February 2007
Georgy Bulychev |
| |
| |
Politicians, Teachers and the Japanese Constitution:
Flag, Freedom and the State, February 2007
Lawrence Repeta |
| |
| |
A
Denuclearization Deal in Beijing: The Prospect of Ending
the 20th Century in East Asia, February 2007
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Courts, Japan's 'Military Comfort Women,' and the
Conscience of Humanity: The Ruling in VAWW-Net Japan v.
NHK, February 2007
Norma Field |
| |
| |
Finding
Home: Immigrant Life in Japan, February 2007
Sharon Noguchi |
| |
| |
Japan in
the Edo Period: Global Implications of a Model of
Sustainability, February 2007
Ei-ichiro OCHIAI |
| |
| |
The
Korea-U.S. Free Trade Agreement, the Kaesong Industrial
Complex, and U.S.-Korea Relations, February 2007
Suk Kim |
| |
| |
Japanese
Visions of Lu Xun in the Light of the Magic Lantern
Incident, February 2007
Christopher Robins |
| |
| |
Strategic
Errors of Monumental Proportions: Lessons for Iraq from
Vietnam, El Salvador and the Middle East, January 2007
Lt. Gen. William E.
Odom (Ret.) |
| |
| |
Indonesia: Natural Disasters or Mass Murder? January
2007
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
The End
of Overtime Pay: More Production or Just More Work for
Japan's White Collar Workers? January 2007
S North & C Weathers |
| |
| |
Al
Qaeda's Southeast Asia, Jamaah Islamiyah and Regional
Terrorism: Kinship and Family Links, January 2007
Noor Huda Ismail |
| |
| |
Japan's
Responsibility for the Worsening in Japan-China
Relations: Reflections on recent conflicts, Februray
2005
Asai Motofumi |
| |
| |
Historical Perspectives on Latin American and East Asian
Regional Development, December 2006
Noam Chomsky |
| |
| |
Oil and
Power: The Rise and Fall of the Japan-Iran Partnership
in Azadegan, December 2006
Michael Penn |
| |
| |
The
Militarization of Space and U.S. Global Dominance: the
China Connection, November 2006
Tom Barry |
| |
| |
George
Bush's Visit to Indonesia, the Indonesia-US Relationship
and the 1965 Coup, November 2006
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Chinese
Labor Law Reform: Guaranteeing Worker Rights in the Age
of Globalism, November 2006
Earl Brown |
| |
| |
Burden
Sharing, Security and Equity in the Straits of Malacca,
November 2006
Nazery Khalid |
| |
| |
North
Dakota Braves and the Atomic Bomb: Priest and Two
Veterans in WMD Protest Sentenced for Prayer for Peace
(Updated), November 2006
Bill Quigley |
| |
| |
The
Okinawan Election and Resistance to Japan's Military
First Politics, November 2006
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Bush May
Face Religious Wrath in Indonesia, November 2006
Andre Vltchek |
| |
| |
Perilous
Journeys: North Korean Famine and Flight to China and
Beyond, October 2006
The International
Crisis Group |
| |
| |
The
Ethnic Detective and the Atomic Bomb: A Japanese
American Mystery series, November 2006
Mark Schreiber |
| |
| |
North
Korea's Nuclear Test - Bush's Godchild? October 2006
Tim Beal |
| |
| |
Maritime
Interdiction of North Korean WMD Trade: Toward a Second
Korean War? November 2006
Mark J. Valencia |
| |
| |
Internment Without Charges: Dorothea Lange and the
Censored Images of Japanese American Internment,
November 2006
Linda Gordon |
| |
| |
Time to
End the Korean War: The Korean Nuclear Crisis in the Era
of Unification, October 2006
Sheila Miyoshi Jager
|
| |
| |
Did North
Korea Successfully Conduct a Nuclear Test? A Technical
Analysis, October 2006
Jungmin Kang and Peter Hayes |
| |
| |
Still
Taboo After All These Years: Japan's New Imperial Heir
and the Media, October 2006
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Time of
Reckoning: The North Korean Bomb, the United States, and
the Future of the Korean Peninsula, October 2006
Alexandre Y. Mansourov |
| |
| |
The
Samurai Way of Baseball and the National Character
Debate, September 2006
Robert Whiting |
| |
| |
Satsuki
Ina's From a Silk Cocoon, Japanese-American
Incarceration Resistance Narratives, and the Post 9/11
Era, September 2006
Jean Miyake Downey |
| |
| |
The
Epistemology of Torture: 24 and Japanese Proletarian
Literature, September 2006
Heather Bowen-Struyk |
| |
| |
Names,
Bones and Unpaid Wages (2): Seeking Redress for Korean
Forced Labor, September 2006
William Underwood |
| |
| |
Names,
Bones and Unpaid Wages (1): Reparations for Korean
Forced Labor in Japan, September 2006
William Underwood |
| |
| |
North
Dakota Braves and the Atomic Bomb: Priest and Two
Veterans in WMD Protest Will Stand Trial (Updated),
September 2006
Bill Quigley |
| |
| |
Officer’s Refusal of Iraq Deployment Divides the
Japanese American Community: The Case of Lt. Watada,
September 2006
Charles Burress |
| |
| |
Legal
Categories, Demographic Change and Japan's Korean
Residents in the Long Twentieth Century, September 2006
Yoshiko NOZAKI, Hiromitsu INOKUCHI
and Kim Tae-young |
| |
| |
Organizing Wal-Mart: The Chinese Trade Union at a
Crossroads, September 2006
Anita Chan |
| |
| |
Yasukuni
Shrine Imposes Silence on Bereaved Families, September
2006
Utsumi Aiko |
| |
| |
The
Struggle for the Japanese Soul: Komori Yoshihisa, Sankei
Shimbun, and the JIIA controversy, September 2006
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Cold War
Frontiers in the Asia-Pacific: The Troubling Legacy of
the San Francisco Treaty, September 2006
Kimie HARA |
| |
| |
Nationalism, Historical Memory and Contemporary
Conflicts in the Asia Pacific: the Yasukuni Phenomenon,
Japan, and the United States, August 2006
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
The
Great Equalizer. Lessons From Iraq and Lebanon, August
2006
Gabriel Kolko |
| |
| |
The
Immunity of Non-Combatants and the Myth of Good
Intentions: Sixty-One Years After Hiroshima and
Nagasaki, August 2006
Herbert P. Bix |
| |
| |
Crime
and Responsibility: War, the state, and Japanese
society, August 2006
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
| |
How Many
and Where Were the Nukes? What the U.S. Government No
Longer Wants You to Know about Nuclear Weapons During
the Cold War, August 2006
Edited by William Burr |
| |
| |
"The
Trial of Mr. Hyde" and Victors' Justice, August 2006
Takeyama Michio |
| |
| |
Hiroshima Peace Declaration 2006, August 2006
Akiba Tadatoshi, Mayor of Hiroshima |
| |
| |
The
Future of Korea: An Asia-Pacific Perspective, August
2006
Mark Selden |
| |
| |
Criminal
States: Soprano vs. Baritone–North Korea and the US,
August 2006
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Sinking of Japan, August 2006
Mark Schilling |
| |
| |
NHK's
Finest Hour: Japan’s Official Record of Chinese Forced
Labor, August 2006
William Underwood |
| |
| |
China in
Southeast Asia: The Limits of Power, August 2006
Sheng Lijun |
| |
| |
What
North Korea's Missile Test Means, July 2006
Leon V. Sigal |
| |
| |
Japan's
Political and Constitutional Crossroads, July 2006
John Junkerman, Gavan McCormack, and
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Family
Skeletons: Japan's Foreign Minister and Forced Labor by
Koreans and Allied POWs, May 2006
Christopher Reed |
| |
| |
Views of
Japanese Ethnic Identity Amongst Undergraduates in
Hokkaido, May 2006
Mark J. Hudson and
Mami AOYAMA |
| |
| |
Exporting
the American Model: Markets and Democracy, May 2006
Chalmers Johnson |
| |
| |
Youth
Employment in Japan's Economic Recovery: 'Freeters' and
'NEETs', May 2006
Kosugi Reiko |
| |
| |
Minamata
at 50: The Tragedy Deepens, May 2006
Eric Johnston |
| |
| |
Shutdown:
US Financial Allegations Toward North Korea, May 2006
Nigel Cowie |
| |
| |
Whither
Japan's Lifetime Employment System? April 2006
Hiroshi ONO |
| |
| |
US
Congressional Resolution Calls on Japan to Accept
Responsibility for Wartime Comfort Women, April 2006
Alexis Dudden and
H.R. 759 |
| |
| |
The
Demise of the NPT: New Players in the Proliferation
Game, April 2006
Chua Hearn Yuit and
Yeo Lay Hwee |
| |
| |
David Vs
Goliath, April 2006
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Rainbow
Over Hell By Mohri Tsuneyuki, Translated by Sharon
Fujimoto-Johnson, April 2006
Mohri Tsuneyuki |
| |
| |
Angkor
and Beyond: the Asian tourism phenomenon, March 2006
Geoffrey C. Gunn |
| |
| |
The
Japanese Court, Mitsubishi and Corporate Resistance to
Chinese Forced Labor Redress (Japanese translation
available), March 2006
William Underwood |
| |
| |
The Diene
Report on Discrimination and Racism in Japan, March 2006
Oda Makoto, Pak
Kyongnam, Hiroshi Tanaka, William Wetherall & Honda
Katsuichi |
| |
| |
The
Iwakuni Referendum and the Future of the U.S. Military
Base Realignment Agreement, March 2006
Eric Johnston |
| |
| |
Japan's
Indian Ocean Naval Deployment: Blue water militarization
in a "normal country", March 2006
Richard Tanter |
| |
| |
Troubling
Legacy: World War II Forced Labor by American POWs of
the Japanese, March 2006
Kinue TOKUDOME |
| |
| |
The
Flawed Rice Doctrine of 'Transformational Diplomacy' and
American Global Policy, March 2006
Walter LaFeber |
| |
| |
An August
Storm: the Soviet-Japan Endgame in the Pacific War,
February 2006
Mark Ealey |
| |
| |
Open the
Door - Japan's Policy of Exclusion of Refugees (Part
Two), February 2006
Iwasaki Atsuko |
| |
| |
Race to
the Bottom? Japanese Multinational Firms and the Future
of the Lifetime Employment System, February 2006
Leonard Schoppa |
| |
| |
Fantasies
of War and Nation in Recent Japanese Cinema, February
2006
Aaron Gerow |
| |
| |
Open the
Door - Japan's Policy of Exclusion of Refugees (Part
One), February 2006
Iwasaki Atsuko |
| |
| |
The Nago
Mayoral Election and Okinawa's Search for a Way Beyond
Bases and Dependence, February 2006
Gavan McCormack, Sato
Manabu and Urashima Etsuko |
| |
| |
Inequality and Japanese Education: Urgent choices,
February 2006
Tomoaki NOMI |
| |
| |
Japanese
Colonialism, National Memory and Korean Football,
February 2006
Guy Podoler |
| |
| |
Enemies
of the State: Free Speech and Japan's Courts, February
2006
David McNeill |
| |
| |
On the
Road to Apartheid? Japan and the Steve McGowan Case,
February 2006
Eric Johnston |
| |
| |
Mitsubishi, Historical Revisionism and Japanese
Corporate Resistance to Chinese Forced Labor Redress,
February 2006
William Underwood |
| |
| |
The New
Imperialism and the Post-Colonial Developmental State:
Manchukuo in Comparative Perspective, January 2006
Prasenjit Duara |
| |
| |
Japan-Indonesia Relations: New Opportunities, New
Tensions, January 2006
Geoffrey C. Gunn |
| |
| |
East
Timor’s Search for Justice and Reconciliation, January
2006
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Crimes
against Humanity: Japanese Diplomacy, East Timor and the
"Truth Commission", January 2006
Geoffrey C. Gunn |
| |
| |
North
Korea and the US “Strategic Decision”, January 2006
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Coming Internationalization: Can Japan assimilate its
immigrants? January 2006
Arudou Debito |
| |
| |
Human
Rights in North Korea and the U.S. Strategy of Linkage,
January 2006
John Feffer |
| |
| |
Formosa's
First Nations and the Japanese: from Colonial Rule to
Postcolonial Resistance, January 2006
Scott Simon |
| |
| |
China's
Energy Options: national, regional and global
consequences, January 2006
Jonathan E. Sinton,
Rachel E. Stern, Nathaniel T. Aden, and Mark D. Levine |
| |
| |
Japan’s
Burakumin: An Introduction, December 2005
Alastair McLauchlan |
| |
| |
How to
Assess the Park Chung Hee Era and Korean Development,
December 2005
Paik Nak-chung |
| |
| |
No Exit?
Climate Change and Peak Oil, December 2005
Shepherd Bliss |
| |
| |
Peace or
Justice? East Timor's Troubled Road, December 2005
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Pan-Korean Nationalism, Anti-Great Power-ism and
U.S.-South Korean Relations, December 2005
Jiyul Kim |
| |
| |
Japan's
Hidden Arms Trade, November 2005
Robin Ballantyne |
| |
| |
Japan's
Kamikaze Pilots and Contemporary Suicide Bombers: War
and Terror, November 2005
Yuki TANAKA |
| |
| |
Compensating Colonial Lepers, Slave Laborers and
Hibakusha: Troubling Legacies and Evolving Standards of
Postcolonial Justice in Japan, November 2005
Jeff Kingston |
| |
| |
Putin's
Diplomatic Victory in Tokyo: Regional perspective on
Russia-Japan Relations, November 2005
Masaki Hisane |
| |
| |
Dancing
Alone: A Hard Look at Soft Power, November 2005
Brantly Womack |
| |
| |
Okinawa
and the Revamped US-Japan Alliance, November 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
Family
Ties: The Tojo Legacy, November 2005
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Language
Loss and Revitalization in the Ryukyu Islands, November
2005
Patrick Heinrich |
| |
| |
Responsibility of Intellectuals: Kobayashi Hideo on
Japan at War, November 2005
Zeljko Cipris |
| |
| |
Representing Hirohito in Wartime: the art of Arthur Szyk,
November
Tony McNicol |
| |
| |
Wilfred
Burchett's Memoirs of a Rebel Journalist: Lessons from
Hiroshima to Vietnam and Iraq, November 2005
Stuart Macintyre |
| |
| |
Japanese
Americans and the Making of U.S. Democracy During World
War II, October 2005
Gary Y. Okihiro |
| |
| |
India
Suborned: The Global South and the Geopolitics of
India's Vote Against Iran, October 2005
Ravi Palat |
| |
| |
Koizumi's
Kingdom of Illusion, October 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
| |
The
Shanghai Cooperation Organization: Institutionalization,
Cooperation and Rivalry, October 2005
Chien-peng Chung |
| |
| |
Where is
East Asia? Central Asian and Inner Asian Perspectives on
Regionalism, October 2005
Uradyn E. Bulag |
| |
| |
What Me
Worry? Japan Blithely Ignores the Warnings of Peak Oil
Analysts, October 2005
Andrew DeWit |
| |
| |
Forty
Million Missing Girls: Land, Population Controls and Sex
Imbalance in Rural China, October 2005
Laurel Bossen |
| |
| |
War
Child, October 2005
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Equal
Opportunity for Japanese Women – What Progress? October
2005
Charles Weathers |
| |
| |
A Russian
Role in Resolving the North Korea Problem? October 2005
Georgy Bulychev |
| |
| |
Living
Soldiers/Dying Soldiers: War and Decivilization in
Ishikawa Tatsuzo's Soldiers Alive September 2005
David Askew |
| |
| |
People
Power: Have Okinawan protests forced Tokyo and
Washington to rethink their base plan? September 2005
David McNeill |
| |
| |
Japan in
Iraq in Japan: a Perspective, September 2005
Adam Lebowitz |
| |
| |
Redrawing
India's Geostrategic Maps with China and the United
States, September 2005
Lora Saalman |
| |
| |
Japanese
Foreign Policy toward the Middle East 1973 to 1990: the
Non-Commitment Policy, September 2005
Raquel Shaoul |
| |
| |
Peak Oil
and Japan's Food Dependence, September 2005
Andrew DeWit |
| |
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Neo-liberalism vs. Communitarian Capitalism: Japan's
Dilemma, September 2005
Chan Chee Khoon |
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Last
Words of the Tiger of Malaya, General Yamashita Tomoyuki,
September 2005
Yuki Tanaka |
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Gauging
Japan's Role in the Middle East, September 2005
John de Boer |
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The
Umbrella and the Mushroom: Realism and Extremism in
Nuclear Politics Surrounding North Korea, August 2005
Gavan McCormack |
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China,
India and the Future of South Asia, August 2005
Tarique Niazi |
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Toward A
Northeast Asia Nuclear Weapon-Free Zone, August 2005
Umebayashi Hiromichi |
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Arlington
National Cemetery and Yasukuni Jinja: History, Memory,
and the Sacred, August 2005
Andrew M. McGreevy |
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Nagasaki
and Hiroshima Peace Declarations 2005, August 2005
Nagasaki and
Hiroshima Mayors |
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Hiroshima
Film Cover-up Exposed. Censored 1945 Footage to Air,
August 2005
Greg Mitchell |
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Piracy in
Southeast Asia: Real Menace or Red Herring? August 2005
Stefan Eklöf |
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The
Balancer: Roh Moo-hyun's Vision of Korean Politics and
the Future of Northeast Asia, August 2005
Emanuel Pastreich |
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The
"Comfort Women" Controversy: History and Testimony,July
2005
Yoshiko NOZAKI |
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Re-writing the Past/ Re-Claiming the Future: Nationalism
and the Politics of Anti-Americanism in South Korea,
July 2005
Sheila Miyoshi Jager |
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The
Allied Occupation of Japan ? an Australian View, July
2005
Christine de Matos |
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Hirohito
and History: Japanese and American Perspectives on the
Emperor and World War II in Asia, July 2005
Herbert P. Bix |
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South
Korea's Power Play at the Six-Party Talks, July 2005
Peter Hayes, David
von Hippel, Jungmin Kang, Tatsujiro Suzuki, Richard
Tanter, and Scott Bruce |
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Kyoto
Korea Town Fights for Survival, July 2005
David McNeill and
Andreas Hippin |
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A North
Korean Visitor to the White House, July 2005
Gavan McCormack |
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Out of
Kilter: Japan's Flawed Nuclear Disarmament Approach and
the NPT, July 2005
Anthony DiFilippo |
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Negotiating With North Korea, July 2005
Selig
S. Harrison |
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Chinese
Forced Labor, the Japanese Government and the Prospects
for Redress, July 2005
William Underwood |
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Japan's
Surrender Decision and the Monarchy: Staying the Course
in an Unwinnable War, July 2005
Herbert P. Bix, |
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Managing
the Resources of the China Seas: China's Bilateral
Fisheries Agreements with Japan, South Korea and
Vietnam, June 2005
David Rosenberg |
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India-China-US and the Energy Conundrum, June 2005
Siddharth
Srivastava |
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| |
The Enola
Gay, the Atomic Bomb and American War Memory, June 2005
Lawrence S. Wittner |
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Japan's
Nuclear Power Plant Siting: Quelling Resistance, June
2005
Daniel P. Aldrich |
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Emperor,
Shinto, Democracy: Japan's Unresolved Questions of
Historical Consciousness, June 2005
Herbert P. Bix |
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Disputed
Bones: Japan-North Korea Clash, June 2005
Gavan McCormack |
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Korean
Collaborators: South Korea's Truth Committees and the
Forging of a New Pan-Korean Nationalism, June 2005
Sheila Miyoshi Jager |
| |
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Godzilla
and the Bravo Shot: Who Created and Killed the Monster?
June 2005
Yuki Tanaka |
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World War
II as Trauma, Memory and Fantasy in Japanese Animation,
May 2005
Susan J. Napier |
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South
Korea and the United States Sixty Years On, May 2005
Charles K. Armstrong |
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Remembrance of World War II and the Postwar in the
United States and Japan, May 2005
Laura Hein |
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Hot
War/Cold War: Commemorating World War II on its Sixtieth
Anniversary, May 2005
Ann Sherif |
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Yasukuni
Shrine: Ritual and memory, June 2005
John Breen |
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| |
US
Firebombed Tokyo as Last Option: a response to David
McNeill, May 2005
Victor Fic |
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Women and
Japan's New Poor, May 2005
J Sean Curtin |
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Scientific Stereotypes East and West, May 2005
Andrew DeWit |
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|
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Firebombing and Atom Bombing: an historical perspective
on indiscriminate bombing, May 2005
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
|
|
Mirrors
of History: On a Sino-Japanese Moment and Some
Antecedents, May 2005
Geremie R. Barmé |
| |
|
|
Lost
Horizons: The Flawed 'Nationalism' of the Koizumi
Regime, May 2005
Kaneko Masaru |
| |
|
|
Japan's
World War II POW Policy: Indifference and
Irresponsibility, May 2005
Utsumi Aiko |
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|
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Remembering 'The Good War', May 2005
Mark Selden |
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|
|
Ending
the Russia-Japan Impasse: fresh thinking on the Kurils,
April 2005
Kosuke Takahashi |
| |
|
|
Disputed
Bones: Japan, North Korea and the 'Nature' Controversy,
April 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
|
|
Dire
Straits: Competing Security Priorities in the South
China Sea, April 2005
David Rosenberg |
| |
|
|
Pacific
Terrorism: An Exchange on War and Terror, March 2005
Robert G. Kane and
Mark Selden |
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|
|
Kurihara
Sadako, 1913-2005, March 2005
Richard Minear, Kurihara Sadako |
| |
|
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The night
hell fell from the sky, March 2005
David McNeill |
| |
|
|
Crafting
Intelligence: Iraq, North Korea and the Road to War,
March 2005
Selig
Harrison |
| |
|
|
Pyongyang
Waiting for the Spring, February 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
|
|
Resolving
the China-Japan Dispute Over the Senkaku Islands,
February 2005
Thomas J. Schoenbaum |
| |
|
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The End
of Apology, February 2005
Alexis Dudden |
| |
|
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A
Long-term Strategy for North Korea, February 2005
Georgy Bulychev |
| |
|
|
Looking
Back at the Occupation - The US and Japan over 60 Years,
February 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
|
|
"I just
want to make Japan a better place to live": Korean
national blocked from promotion by Tokyo government vows
to fight on, 2005
David McNeill |
| |
|
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Jumping
to the Right, 2005
Philip J. Cunningham |
| |
|
|
Japan's
Hidden Role in the "Return" of Zainichi Koreans to North
Korea, 2005
Tessa Morris-Suzuki |
| |
|
|
War and
Japan’s Memory Wars: the media and the globalization of
consciousness, 2005
Gavan McCormack |
| |
|
|
The
Hibakusha Voice and the Future of the Anti-Nuclear
Movement, 2004
Yuki Tanaka |
| |
|
|
Living
With the Bomb: The Atomic Bomb in Japanese
Consciousness, 2004
Mark Selden |
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|
|
Community
and Identity in Northeast Asia: 1930s and Today,
December 2004
Gavan McCormack |
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|
|
Ending
the North Korean Nuclear Crisis, 2004
A Proposal by the Task Force
on U.S. Korea Policy |
| |
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Time
running out for shrinking Japan, 2004
David McNeill |
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|
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Minamata:
The Irresponsibility of the Japanese State, 2004
Yoshinaga Fusako and Gavan
McCormack |
| |
|
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Wife's
Lonely Vigil for Imprisoned Husband, 2004
David McNeill |
| |
|
|
Koizumi's
Japan in Bush's World: After 9/11, 2004
Gavan McCormack |
| |
|
|
The
China-Japan Clash Over the Diaoyu/Senkaku Islands,
Spring 2004
Koji Taira |
| |
|
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The City
of Nagasaki Peace Declaration, August 2004
Itoh Iccho |
| |
|
|
The City
of Hiroshima PEACE DECLARATION August 6, 2004
City of Hiroshima |
| |
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North
Korea Cool to United States "Surprises", 2004
Mark Caprio |
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|
|
Does the
US Need a New Marine Air Station on Okinawa? Voices of
Resistance, June 2004
Julia Yonetani |
| |
|
|
Response
to Herbert P. Bix, "Remembering the Nanking Massacre",
2004
Joshua A. Fogel |
| |
|
|
New
Research on the Nanjing Incident, November 2004
David Askew |
| |
|
|
The
Madman and the Sword, 2004
Doug Lummis |
| |
|
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Nuclear
Dominoes: Will North Korea Follow Libya's Lead? 2004
Mark Caprio |
| |
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Hiroshima
Message: Reconciliation Instead of Retaliation, November
2003
Tadatoshi Akiba |
