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Kee B. Park and Haeyoung Kim
“First Do No Harm.” The Impact of Sanctions on Public Health in North Korea
Louis Augustin-Jean and Anthea H. Y. Cheung
The Dilemmas Facing Hong Kong’s Generation Y in the Era of Globalization
David T. Johnson, Hiroshi Fukurai and Mari Hirayama
Reflections on the TEPCO Trial: Prosecution and Acquittal after Japan’s Nuclear Meltdown
Yuki Tanaka
War, Rape and Patriarchy: The Japanese experience
Oleg Benesch and Ran Zwigenberg
Shuri Castle and Japanese Castles: A Controversial Heritage
Philip J. Cunningham
WHEN WOMEN WARRIORS DARE NOT SPEAK: China, Hong Kong and Disney’s Mulan Film
Nassrine Azimi
Nakamura Tetsu: humanitarian doctor, farmer, and hero of Afghanistan
Wada Haruki with an introduction by Alexis Dudden
Overcoming the San Francisco System: One Japanese Person’s View
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
Gavan McCormack
Irresistible Force (Japan) Versus Immovable Object (Okinawa): Struggle Without End?
Philip J. Cunningham
Retracing Steps at Beijing University, 1989-2019
Sven Andersen
The Chuo Shinkansen Project: High Speed Rail in Japan
Taoka Shunji With Introduction and Translation by Steve Rabson
Withdrawal of U.S. Forces from South Korea is Long Overdue: Examining the Military Balance on the Korean Peninsula
Satoko Oka Norimatsu
Amidst an Explosion of Anti-Korean Hate: Thoughts on Overcoming Colonialism and Bringing Peace to the Korean Peninsula
Frank Baldwin
“Book Burning” in Japan
Etsuko Takushi Crissey
Okinawa’s G.I. Brides: Their Lives in America
David McNeill
Freedom Fighting: Nagoya’s censored art exhibition and the “comfort women” controversy
Jon Mitchell
“I was exposed to nerve agent on Okinawa” – US soldier sickened by chemical weapon leak at Chibana Ammunition Depot in 1969 breaks silence on what happened that day.
Yuki Tanaka
“Yamazaki, Shoot Emperor Hirohito!” Okuzaki Kenzo’s Legal Action to Abolish Chapter One (The Emperor) of Japan’s Constitution
Nicholas Johnson
Ghosn, Yamashiro and the United Nations  -- Japan’s Coercive Police Practices in the International Spotlight
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