Volume 5 | Issue 6 Archives - The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Is it Fine for Japan to Do Without Agriculture? Negotiating Japan-Australia Economic Partnership

Okada Motoharu

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Japan, Financial Stability and the World Economy: Two Perspectives

T. Palley

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Southeast Asia’s Maritime Security Dilemma: State or Market?

Carolin Liss

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Harpooned. Japan and the future of whaling

David McNeill

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Taiwan in the Chinese Imagination, 17th-19th Centuries

Emma Jinhua Teng

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

The Minefield: An Australian Tragedy in America’s Vietnam War

Greg Lockhart

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

China’s Rise and the Reorganization of the Asian Regional and World Economy

Deniz Unal-Kesenci, Francoise Lemoine, Guillaume Gaulier

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Anatomy of US and South Korean Massacres in the Vietnamese Year of the Monkey, 1968

Heonik Kwon

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Banco Delta Asia, North Korea’s Frozen Funds & US Undermining of the Six-Party Talks: Obstacles to a Solution. Part III

John McGlynn

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

The Water Politics of China and Southeast Asia: Rivers, Dams, Cargo Boats and the Environment

Milton Osborne

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Democracy and Peace in Korea Twenty Years After June 1987: Where Are We Now, and Where Do We Go from Here?

Nak-chung Paik

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Indian Mega Nuclear Plant Protested: Government short-circuits environmental hearings

MV Ramana, Praful Bidwai

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Japan as a Global Contributor: Envisioning an expanded role in a world of militarism, global warming and multipolarity

Shimbun Asahi

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Enshrinement Politics: War Dead and War Criminals at Yasukuni Shrine

Akiko Takenaka

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Who is Responsible? The Yomiuri Project and the Enduring Legacy of the Asia-Pacific War

Tessa Morris-Suzuki

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Southeast Asia’s Maritime Security Dilemma: State or Market?

Carolin Liss

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

Why Is Japanese Farming Culturally Central and Economically Marginal? Rice Revolutions and Farm Families in a Tohoku Region

William W. Kelly

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Volume 5 | Issue 6

War is the Only Solution. A 31-year-old freeter explains the plight and future of Japan’s Marginal Workers

Akagi Tomohiro, Fukushima Mizuho, Mori Tatsuya, Okuhara Noriharu

June 4, 2007

Research Article

Is it Fine for Japan to Do Without Agriculture? Negotiating Japan-Australia Economic Partnership

Japan, Financial Stability and the World Economy: Two Perspectives

Southeast Asia’s Maritime Security Dilemma: State or Market?

Harpooned. Japan and the future of whaling

Taiwan in the Chinese Imagination, 17th-19th Centuries

The Minefield: An Australian Tragedy in America’s Vietnam War

China’s Rise and the Reorganization of the Asian Regional and World Economy

Anatomy of US and South Korean Massacres in the Vietnamese Year of the Monkey, 1968

Banco Delta Asia, North Korea’s Frozen Funds & US Undermining of the Six-Party Talks: Obstacles to a Solution. Part III

The Water Politics of China and Southeast Asia: Rivers, Dams, Cargo Boats and the Environment

Democracy and Peace in Korea Twenty Years After June 1987: Where Are We Now, and Where Do We Go from Here?

Indian Mega Nuclear Plant Protested: Government short-circuits environmental hearings

Japan as a Global Contributor: Envisioning an expanded role in a world of militarism, global warming and multipolarity

Enshrinement Politics: War Dead and War Criminals at Yasukuni Shrine

Who is Responsible? The Yomiuri Project and the Enduring Legacy of the Asia-Pacific War

Southeast Asia’s Maritime Security Dilemma: State or Market?

Why Is Japanese Farming Culturally Central and Economically Marginal? Rice Revolutions and Farm Families in a Tohoku Region

War is the Only Solution. A 31-year-old freeter explains the plight and future of Japan’s Marginal Workers

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