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5. Gavin James Campbell, “We Must Learn Foreign Knowledge”: The Transpacific Education of a Samurai Sailor, 1864-1865.
25. Etsuko Taketani, “Spies and Spiders”: Langston Hughes and Transpacific Intelligence Dragnets.
49. Haruo Iguchi, Psychological Warfare during the American Occupation of Japan: The Documentary Film Project of Shu Taguchi and Bonner Fellers, 1949-1951.
67. Kyoko Matsunaga, Leslie Marmon Silko and Nuclear Dissent in the American Southwest.
89. Yasumasa Fujinaga, Black Power at the Polls: The Harold Washington Campaign of 1983 and the Demise of the Democratic Machine in Chicago.
111. Chieko Kitagawa Otsuru, The US Domestic Front: Politics over Displaced Iraqis.

135. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2012

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7. Akiko Ochiai, Continuing Skirmishes in Harpers Ferry: Entangled Memories of Heyward Shepherd and John Brown
27. Motoe Sasaki, Excludable Aliens vs. One National People: The U.S. Chinese Exclusion Policy and the Racialization of Chinese in the United States and China
51. Brian Masaru Hayashi, From Race to Nation: The Institute of Pacific Relations, Asian Americans, and George Blakeslee, from 1908 to 1929
73. Hiromi Monobe, From “Vanishing Race” to Friendly Ally: Japanese American Perceptions of Native Hawaiians during the Interwar Years
97. Koichi Suwabe, Faulkner’s Black and White Oedipal Drama in “The Fire and the Hearth”
117. Noriko Shimada, The Emergence of Okinawan Ethnic Identity in Hawai’i: Wartime and Postwar Experiences
139. Hiroshi Kitamura, America’s Racial Limits: U.S. Cinema and the Occupation of Japan
163. Tasuku Todayama, Transnational Labor Activism against Migrant Labor: The Post-World War II U.S.-Mexican Labor Alliance for Border Control
185. Hideaki Kami, Ethnic Community, Party Politics, and the Cold War: The Political Ascendancy of Miami Cubans, 1980-2000
209. Ayako Uchida, Searching for Indigenous Alliances: International NGOs of the United States and Canada in the 1970s
231. Keiko Miyamoto, Toni Morrison and Kara Walker: The Interaction of Their Imaginations
263. Makoto Kurasaki, The Sociopolitical Role of the Black Church in Post-Civil Rights Era America
285. Yuko Kurahashi, Finding, Reclaiming, and Reinventing Identity through DNA: The DNA Trail

305. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2010

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7. Philip Deloria, Toward an American Indian Abstract:American Studies and Mary Sully’sVision of Mid-Twentieth-CenturyAmerican Culture
31. Makiko Wakabayashi, The Revolt of Female Appetite:Mary E. Wilkins Freeman and Women’s Literary Realism
49. Eijun Senaha, Ready-Made Boys: A Collision of Food and Gender in Ernest Hemingway’s “Big Two-Hearted River”
67. Masahiko Abe, What’s Wrong with the Stomach Specialist: The Ethics of Stomach Disorder in Bernard Malamud’s “The Magic Barrel”
89. Kiyomi Sasame, Food for Survival in Margaret Atwood’s Dystopian Worlds
111. Nanami Suzuki, Popular Health Movements and Diet Reform in Nineteenth-Century America
139. Takahiro Ueyama, America’s Shadow： Americanization of Food and Therapeutic Diets in Victorian London
171. Izumi Ishii, You Are What You Eat: The Relationship between Cherokee Foodways and “Civilization”at Brainerd Mission
189. Takanori Ohashi, Challenges Faced by the U.S. Fishery Policy in Overcoming Overfishing in Federally Managed Waters: Shifting from Traditional to Responsible Fishery Management for Sustainable Seafood
211. Ai Hisano, Home Cooking: Betty Crocker and Womanhood in Early Twentieth-Century America
231. Iris-Aya Laemmerhirt, Imagining the Taste: Transnational Food Exchanges between Japan and the United States

251. English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 2008

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7. Emory Elliott, Terror, Aesthetics, and the Humanities in the Public Sphere
25. Naochika Takao, Sex and the City: The Reconstruction of Middle-Class Urban Consciousness in The Scarlet Letter
43. Shitsuyo Masui, Reading The House of the Seven Gables in the Context of the Nineteenth-Century Urban Burial Reform Movement
63. Yuko Nakagawa, From City of Culture to City of Consumption: Boston in Henry James’s The Bostonians
83. Yuko Matsukawa, Defi ning the American Flaneuse:Constance Fenimore Woolson and “A Florentine Experiment”
103. Kiyohiko Murayama, Dreiser and the Wonder and Mystery and Terror of the City
123. Julia Leyda, Space, Class, City: Gwendolyn Brooks’s Maud Martha
139. Naomi Tonooka, Art and Urban Space: Rent, the East Village, and the Construction of Meaning
159. Takayuki Nishiyama, The American Welfare State and the City: The Politics of the Social Welfare Policy in New York City under the Lindsay Administration
177. Masaharu Yasuoka, City-County Separation and Consolidation in the United States: The Impact on Urban Growth
197. Noritaka Yagasaki, Origins of Cities and Urbanization in Nineteenth-Century Southern California: Regional Changes in the Context of Three Economic-Cultural Regions of the Americas
231. Wakako Araki, Gender, Race, and the Idea of Separate Spheres: Neo-Abolitionist Work in South Carolina Sea Islands
239. Ichiro Miyata, Manufacturing Segregation: The Birth and Death of Underground Atlanta, 1969－1981

259. English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 2006

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5. Shelley Fisher Fishkin, Asian Crossroads/Transnational American Studies
53. Hiroyuki Matsubara, The 1910s Anti-Prostitution Movement and the Transformation of American Political Culture
71. Naoko Ono, Gender Ideology in the Rise of Obstetrics
91. Rumi Yasutake, Men, Women, and Temperance in Meiji Japan: Engendering WCTU Activism from a Transnational Perspective
113. Yukako Hisada, Between Factory and School: Women School Teachers in Early Nineteenth-Century New England
129. Keiko Sugiyama, Ellen N. LaMotte, 1873-1961: Gender and Race in Nursing
143. Yuko Matsumoto, Gender and American Citizenship: The Construction of “Our Nation” in the Early Twentieth Century
165. Chieko Kitagawa Otsuru, Re-Gendering Citizenship in Post 9-11 America
183. Taeko Kitahara, Framing the Supernatural: Henry James and F. Marion Crawford
201. Yoshiko Uzawa, “Will White Man and Yellow Man Ever Mix?”: Wallace Irwin, Hashimura Togo, and the Japanese Immigrant in America
223. Joshua Paul Dale, Intact or Cut? Castration and the Phallus in the New Gender Politics
245. Tomoko Nakashima, Defining “Japanese Art” in America
263. Yasuhiro Katagiri, “Let the Word Go Forth”: John F. Kennedy’s Presidential Rhetoric on Civil Rights during the South’s Second Reconstruction

289. English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 2004

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5. Yasuko Takezawa, Transcending the Western Paradigm of the Idea of Race
31. Yuko Matsukawa, Onoto Watanna’s Japanese Collaborators and Commentators
55. Rui Kohiyama, The Clear up a Cloud Hanging on the Pacific Ocean: The 1927 Japan-U.S. Doll Exchange
81. Teruko Kumei, Crossing the Ocean, Dreaming of America, Dreaming of Japan: Transpacific Transformation of Japanese Immigrants in Senryu Poems; 1929-1941
111. Gayle K.Sato, Reconfiguring the “American Pacific”: Narrative Reenactments of Viet Nam in Maxine Hong Kingston’s The Fifth Book of Peace
135. Marie Thorsten, The Political Science Fiction of Challenge to America (PBS,1993)
159. Akifumi Nagata, American Missionaries in Korea and U.S.-Japan Relations 1910-1920
181. Satoshi Nakano, South to South across the Pacific: Ernest E. Neal and Community Development Efforts in the American South and the Philippines
203. Kenji Kajiya, Deferred Instantaneity: Clement Greenberg’s Time Problem

219. English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 2003