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I am especially interested in the spatial, cultural and social practices of Japanese colonialism, their effects on thinking, on the city, life course and work both before and after 1945.
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Sorrow, History and Catastrophe in Japan After the 3.11 Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Meltdown: A Personal Encounter ３．１１地震・津波・炉心溶融後の日本における悲しみ、歴史、惨事−−個人的な出会い
Designs of Power: The “Japanization” of Urban and Rural Space in Colonial Hokkaidō
Yellow Blood: Hepatitis C and the Modernist Settlement in Japan 黄色い血 日本におけるC型肝炎とモダニズムの決着法
New Syonan and Asianism in Japanese-era Singapore
Yellow Blood: Hepatitis C and the Modernist Settlement in Japan 黄色い血 日本におけるC型肝炎とモダニズムの決着法
Asia Pacific Journal Japan Focus, 2020
Counterinsurgency tactics for winning hearts and minds are key weapons in state efforts to suppre... more Counterinsurgency tactics for winning hearts and minds are key weapons in state efforts to suppress rebellion and the possibility of rebellion. Always predicted on the threat of state violence, hearts and minds counterinsurgency is usually thought to originate in British or French strategies for managing insurgency in their colonies in Asia, especially in suppression of the 1948-1960 communist insurgency in Malaya. However, work with archival data, a genealogical approach to clear, hold and protect population management, which is a key principle of hearts and minds strategy, and careful review of scholarship on Japan's colonial military and governance (especially but not only in Japanese language) indicates that hearts and minds/hold and protect counterinsurgency principles have origins in imperial management of insurgency in Japan's colonies. It is also possible that elements of imperial Japanese "soft" counterinsurgency strategy undergird American and British hearts and minds counterinsurgency strategies in Malaya and South Vietnam in the 1950s and 1960s.
The Asia-Pacific Journal, May 5, 2014
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Sorrow, History and Catastrophe in Japan After the 3.11 Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Meltdown: A Personal Encounter ３．１１地震・津波・炉心溶融後の日本における悲しみ、歴史、惨事−−個人的な出会い
Designs of Power: The “Japanization” of Urban and Rural Space in Colonial Hokkaidō
Yellow Blood: Hepatitis C and the Modernist Settlement in Japan 黄色い血 日本におけるC型肝炎とモダニズムの決着法
New Syonan and Asianism in Japanese-era Singapore
Yellow Blood: Hepatitis C and the Modernist Settlement in Japan 黄色い血 日本におけるC型肝炎とモダニズムの決着法
Asia Pacific Journal Japan Focus, 2020
Counterinsurgency tactics for winning hearts and minds are key weapons in state efforts to suppre... more Counterinsurgency tactics for winning hearts and minds are key weapons in state efforts to suppress rebellion and the possibility of rebellion. Always predicted on the threat of state violence, hearts and minds counterinsurgency is usually thought to originate in British or French strategies for managing insurgency in their colonies in Asia, especially in suppression of the 1948-1960 communist insurgency in Malaya. However, work with archival data, a genealogical approach to clear, hold and protect population management, which is a key principle of hearts and minds strategy, and careful review of scholarship on Japan's colonial military and governance (especially but not only in Japanese language) indicates that hearts and minds/hold and protect counterinsurgency principles have origins in imperial management of insurgency in Japan's colonies. It is also possible that elements of imperial Japanese "soft" counterinsurgency strategy undergird American and British hearts and minds counterinsurgency strategies in Malaya and South Vietnam in the 1950s and 1960s.
The Asia-Pacific Journal, May 5, 2014
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