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Japanese Media and China-Japan Relations: From the Normalization of Diplomatic Relations to the Second Abe Regime

Six Decades of US-Japanese Government Collusion in Bringing Nuclear Weapons to Japan.

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Presidential Warfare and the “Forever Wars”

Japan’s World Heritage Miike Coal Mine – Where prisoners-of-war worked “like slaves”

Imperial Japanese Propaganda and the Founding of The Japan Times 1897-1904

Taming the Seas: Empires of Fishing, Colonization and Ecological Collapse in the Western Pacific

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Doing Violence to Buraku History: J. Mark Ramseyer's Dangerous Inventions

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Letter to the Editors of the Review of Law and Economics: “On the invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan” by J. Mark Ramseyer

Crucial Fallacies in “On the invention of identity politics the Buraku outcastes in Japan” by J. Mark Ramseyer

Issues in Ramseyer’s Understanding of Modern Buraku History and the Suiheisha

Problems with References to Historical Documents in J. M. Ramseyer, “On the Invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan”

Mistaken Assertions: a response to Mark Ramseyer