Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context

September 1, 2021

Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context
Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context

Volume 19 | Issue 17

Article ID 5619

https://apjjf.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/article-40.pdf
  1. Kyle Cleveland – Introduction

  2. Robert Jay Lifton and Scott Gabriel Knowles – Commemoration and Meaning: The Case of Fukushima

  3. Martin Fackler – Media Coverage of Fukushima, Ten Years Later

  4. Robert Jacobs – Not Seeing the Contaminated Forest for the Decontaminated Trees in Fukushima

  5. Başak Saraç Lesavre and Sonja D. Schmid – “Worst Cases” Reimagined in a Post-COVID Context

  6. Paul Jobin – The Hermeneutics of Radiation and the Three Tsunamis

  7. James Simms – The Road to Fukushima (and Tokyo Olympics): Forgotten Lessons (Again)

  8. Azby Brown – Ushering in the New Normal: Viability and Informal Community Leadership in Fukushima Ten Years After 3.11

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Volume 19 | Issue 17

Article ID 5619

https://apjjf.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/10/article-40.pdf
About the author:

This is Table of Contents for The Special Issue: Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context, edited by Kyle Cleveland.

Title of the feature of selected papers and the book on which they are based, Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2021)


Kyle Cleveland is Associate Professor of Sociology at Temple University’s Japan Campus, and is the Director of Study Abroad and Honors Programming. As the founding director of TUJ’s Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, he has organized a series of public lectures, workshops and symposia on the Tōhoku disasters. He is co-editor (with Scott Knowles and Ryuma Shineha) of Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2021).

 

 

 

The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus is a peer-reviewed publication, providing critical analysis of the forces shaping the Asia-Pacific and the world.

    About the author:

    This is Table of Contents for The Special Issue: Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context, edited by Kyle Cleveland.

    Title of the feature of selected papers and the book on which they are based, Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2021)


    Kyle Cleveland is Associate Professor of Sociology at Temple University’s Japan Campus, and is the Director of Study Abroad and Honors Programming. As the founding director of TUJ’s Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, he has organized a series of public lectures, workshops and symposia on the Tōhoku disasters. He is co-editor (with Scott Knowles and Ryuma Shineha) of Legacies of Fukushima: 3.11 in Context (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2021).

     

     

     

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