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Articles by Mark Caprio

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Mark Caprio is professor in the College of Intercultural Communication at Rikkyo University in Tokyo. He is the author of Japanese Assimilation Policies in Colonial Korea, 1910—1945 published by the University of Washington Press in August 2009.

To Adopt a Small or Large State Mentality: The Iwakura Mission and Japan’s Meiji-era Foreign Policy Dilemma

Mark Caprio and Mizuno Naoki

Stories from Beyond the Grave: Investigating Japanese Burial Grounds in North Korea

Neglected Questions on the “Forgotten War”: South Korea and the United States on the Eve of the Korean War−−

Neo-Nationalist Interpretations of Japan's Annexation of Korea: The Colonization Debate in Japan and South Korea−−

Plausible Denial? Reviewing the Evidence of DPRK Culpability for the Cheonan Warship Incident?

Yu Jia and Mark Caprio

Legacies of Empire and Occupation: The Making of the Korean Diaspora in Japan

The Cold War Explodes in Kobe—”The 1948 Korean Ethnic School "Riots" and US Occupation Authorities

The Forging of Alien Status of Koreans in American Occupied Japan

North Korea Cool to United States "Surprises"

Nuclear Dominoes: Will North Korea Follow Libya's Lead?