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Douglas Lummis was born in San Francisco and schooled at University of California Berkeley. He has taught at UC Santa Cruz, Fairhaven College (Washington State), Tsuda College (Tokyo), Okinawa International University, and is presently Visiting Professor in the Okinawa International University Graduate School. He is a contributing editor to the Asia-Pacific Journal, and the author of Radical Democracy (Cornell) and [in Japanese translation] Iwanami.

C. Douglas Lummis

We’re Not So Good at Running ... But We Still Know How to Sit: On The Political Culture of Okinawa’s Anti-Base Sit-In

Yamashiro Hiroji and Kitaueda Tsuyoshi Translated by C. Douglas Lummis

More Reasons Why a New Base Must Not/Cannot Be Built at Henoko, Okinawa

C. Douglas Lummis

On A Firm Foundation of Mayonnaise: Human and Natural Threats to the Construction of a New U.S. Base at Henoko, Okinawa

C. Douglas Lummis

We, the Japanese People: Rethinking the Meaning of the Peace Constitution

C. Douglas Lummis

Henoko Has a Few Words for the Pentagon – an Okinawan ex-Marine Speaks Up

Ashitomi Hiroshi and Gavan McCormack

Urgent Okinawan Appeal for Help

C. Douglas Lummis

Okinawa: State of Emergency

C. Douglas Lummis

The Bus to Henoko: Riot Police and Okinawan Citizens Face-off over New Marine Base

C. Douglas Lummis

It Would Make No Sense for Article 9 to Mean What it Says, Therefore It Doesn’t. The Transformation of Japan's Constitution

C. Douglas Lummis

The Proposal to Build a Nuclear Power Plant in Tokyo and to Move the Futenma Base from Okinawa to Mainland Japan

C. Douglas Lummis

The Madman Strategy

C. Douglas Lummis

The Great Betrayal

C. Douglas Lummis and Michael Penn

C. Douglas Lummis

Three Messages from Okinawa

Afghan Peace Volunteers and C. Douglas Lummis

An Afghan Okinawa

C. Douglas Lummis

The United States and Terror on the Tenth Anniversary of 9/11911

Yoshida Michiko and C. Douglas Lummis

The Innocence of Evil: Reflections on War and the Battle of Okinawa−−

Ahagon Shoko and C. Douglas Lummis

I Lost My Only Son in the War: Prelude to the Okinawan Anti-Base Movement——

C. Douglas Lummis

The Smallest Army Imaginable: Gandhi's Constitutional Proposal for India and Japan's Peace Constitution

C. Douglas Lummis

The US-Japan Status of Forces Agreement and Okinawan Anger. A DEBATE

Toru UNO and C. Douglas Lummis

Ruth Benedict's Obituary for Japanese Culture: An Exchange

C. Douglas Lummis

Ruth Benedict's Obituary for Japanese Culture

C. Douglas Lummis

The Madman and the Sword