October 2006 - The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Time of Reckoning: The North Korean Bomb, the United States, and the Future of the Korean Peninsula

Alexandre Y. Mansourov

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Cold Comfort: The Japan Lobby Blocks Congressional Resolution on World War II Sex Slaves

Ken Silverstein

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The Ryukyus and Taiwan in the East Asian Seas: A Longue Duree Perspective

Lin Man-houng

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Russian Energy Geostrategy Redefines Relations with the US and EU

M K Bhadrakumar

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

“Back to the Stone Age”: Origins of a Cliche

Nick Cullather

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The Stalker State: North Korean Proliferation and the End of American Nuclear Hegemony

Peter Hayes

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Did North Korea Successfully Conduct a Nuclear Test? A Technical Analysis

Jungmin Kang, Peter Hayes

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Time to End the Korean War: The Korean Nuclear Crisis in the Era of Unification

Sheila Miyoshi Jager

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Inoue Hisashi: Crusader with a Pen

Tanaka Nobuko

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The Northern Territories Impasse, Russia and Japanese Dependence on the U.S.

Tanaka Sakai

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Supranationalism and Mythologies of American Power

Joyce Appleby

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Russian Energy Maneuvers Challenge Japan: The Sakhalin Ploy

Hisane MASAKI

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The Emerging Russian Giant: The US, Eurasia and Global Geopolitics

F William Engdahl

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

After the Bomb: North Korea Isn’t Our Problem

Anatol Lieven, John Hulsman

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The New Pacific Wall: The U.S., Australia, and New Zealand Isolate and Divide Small Insular Nations

Andre Vltchek

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The “Integrated Community”: Toward the Transformation of the Hikikomori Archipelago Japan

Asano Shirou, Futagami Nouki

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

U.S. Neo-Conservatives Call For Japanese Nukes, Regime Change in North Korea

Jim Lobe

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

The Chinese Discovery of America: Gavin Menzies and 1421

Kirsten Seaver

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

North Korean Famine, Refugees, and International Aid

Peter Alford

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Japan’s Missing Economic Link: Lagging Consumption and the China Factor

Stephen S. Roach

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Tokyo Homes May Sit on World War II Mass Grave

Yamaguchi Mari

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Still Taboo After All These Years: Japan’s New Imperial Heir and the Media

David McNeill

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 10

Against the System: Antiwar Writing of Kuroshima Denji

Zeljko Cipris

October 2, 2006

Research Article

Time of Reckoning: The North Korean Bomb, the United States, and the Future of the Korean Peninsula

Cold Comfort: The Japan Lobby Blocks Congressional Resolution on World War II Sex Slaves

The Ryukyus and Taiwan in the East Asian Seas: A Longue Duree Perspective

Russian Energy Geostrategy Redefines Relations with the US and EU

“Back to the Stone Age”: Origins of a Cliche

The Stalker State: North Korean Proliferation and the End of American Nuclear Hegemony

Did North Korea Successfully Conduct a Nuclear Test? A Technical Analysis

Time to End the Korean War: The Korean Nuclear Crisis in the Era of Unification

Inoue Hisashi: Crusader with a Pen

The Northern Territories Impasse, Russia and Japanese Dependence on the U.S.

Supranationalism and Mythologies of American Power

Russian Energy Maneuvers Challenge Japan: The Sakhalin Ploy

The Emerging Russian Giant: The US, Eurasia and Global Geopolitics

After the Bomb: North Korea Isn’t Our Problem

The New Pacific Wall: The U.S., Australia, and New Zealand Isolate and Divide Small Insular Nations

The “Integrated Community”: Toward the Transformation of the Hikikomori Archipelago Japan

U.S. Neo-Conservatives Call For Japanese Nukes, Regime Change in North Korea

The Chinese Discovery of America: Gavin Menzies and 1421

North Korean Famine, Refugees, and International Aid

Japan’s Missing Economic Link: Lagging Consumption and the China Factor

Tokyo Homes May Sit on World War II Mass Grave

Still Taboo After All These Years: Japan’s New Imperial Heir and the Media

Against the System: Antiwar Writing of Kuroshima Denji

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