Volume 4 | Issue 8 Archives - The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Japan Joins the Energy Race in Central Asia

Hisane MASAKI

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Japan Foreign Minister’s Visit to POW Remembrance Service Backfires

H Matsubara, William Underwood

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Japan and China Race for African Oil

Hisane MASAKI

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

NHK’s Finest Hour: Japan’s Official Record of Chinese Forced Labor

William Underwood

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Nagasaki Principle

James Carroll

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Crime and Responsibility: War, the state, and Japanese society

Yuki Tanaka

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Asia’s Coming Water Wars

Chietigj Bajpaee

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Russia’s Great Game in Central Asia

M K Bhadrakumar

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The United States and the Japanese Mengele: Payoffs and Amnesty for Unit 731

Christopher Reed

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Japanese War Orphans and the Challenges of Repatriation in Post-Colonial East Asia

Mariko Asano Tamanoi

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Locating Cities in Global Networks: Tokyo and Regional Structures of Interdependence

Saskia Sassen

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Sinking of Japan

Mark Schilling

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Nationalism, Historical Memory & Contemporary Conflicts in the Asia Pacific: the Yasukuni Phenomenon, Japan, and the United States

Mark Selden

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Future of Korea: An Asia-Pacific Perspective

Mark Selden

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Selective Pain: Kidnapping, Contemporary Japan and Media Obsession

David McNeill

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Democratization of Missile Technology and the Future of War

Mark Williams

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

New Facts about US Payoff to Japan’s Biological Warfare Unit 731

Tsuneishi Kei-ichi

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Asia Embraces Nuclear Power: at what cost?

Michael Casey

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

What Price Security? Japan, Britain and the threat of terrorism

M Sasaki, S Inada, Y Kanno

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Australia’s New Security Bond With Japan

Paul Kelly

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Asia’s Coming Water Wars

Chietigj Bajpaee

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

East Asia’s Dollars

R. Taggart Murphy

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The United States and the Japanese Mengele: Payoffs and Amnesty for Unit 731

Christopher Reed

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

“The Trial of Mr. Hyde” and Victors’ Justice

Richard Minear, Takeyama Michio

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

From Backwater to Powerhouse. China’s northeast and Northeast Asia on a roll

Furuya Koichi

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

China in Southeast Asia: The Limits of Power

Sheng Lijun

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Great Equalizer. Lessons From Iraq and Lebanon

Gabriel Kolko

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Arson: Yasukuni Shrine, Terror and the Future of Japanese Democracy

Shimbun Asahi

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Criminal States: Soprano vs. Baritone – North Korea and the US

Gavan McCormack

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

Invisible Immigrants: Undocumented Migration and Border Controls in Early Postwar Japan

Tessa Morris-Suzuki

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

The Immunity of Non-Combatants and the Myth of Good Intentions: Sixty-One Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Herbert P. Bix

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Volume 4 | Issue 8

How Many and Where Were the Nukes? What the U.S. Government No Longer Wants You to Know about Nuclear Weapons During the Cold War

William Burr

August 14, 2006

Research Article

Japan Joins the Energy Race in Central Asia

Japan Foreign Minister’s Visit to POW Remembrance Service Backfires

Japan and China Race for African Oil

NHK’s Finest Hour: Japan’s Official Record of Chinese Forced Labor

The Nagasaki Principle

Crime and Responsibility: War, the state, and Japanese society

Asia’s Coming Water Wars

Russia’s Great Game in Central Asia

The United States and the Japanese Mengele: Payoffs and Amnesty for Unit 731

Japanese War Orphans and the Challenges of Repatriation in Post-Colonial East Asia

Locating Cities in Global Networks: Tokyo and Regional Structures of Interdependence

The Sinking of Japan

Nationalism, Historical Memory & Contemporary Conflicts in the Asia Pacific: the Yasukuni Phenomenon, Japan, and the United States

The Future of Korea: An Asia-Pacific Perspective

Selective Pain: Kidnapping, Contemporary Japan and Media Obsession

The Democratization of Missile Technology and the Future of War

New Facts about US Payoff to Japan’s Biological Warfare Unit 731

Asia Embraces Nuclear Power: at what cost?

What Price Security? Japan, Britain and the threat of terrorism

Australia’s New Security Bond With Japan

Asia’s Coming Water Wars

East Asia’s Dollars

The United States and the Japanese Mengele: Payoffs and Amnesty for Unit 731

“The Trial of Mr. Hyde” and Victors’ Justice

From Backwater to Powerhouse. China’s northeast and Northeast Asia on a roll

China in Southeast Asia: The Limits of Power

The Great Equalizer. Lessons From Iraq and Lebanon

Arson: Yasukuni Shrine, Terror and the Future of Japanese Democracy

Criminal States: Soprano vs. Baritone – North Korea and the US

Invisible Immigrants: Undocumented Migration and Border Controls in Early Postwar Japan

The Immunity of Non-Combatants and the Myth of Good Intentions: Sixty-One Years After Hiroshima and Nagasaki

How Many and Where Were the Nukes? What the U.S. Government No Longer Wants You to Know about Nuclear Weapons During the Cold War

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