| The American Review(34) |
| Globalization and America |
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Globalization and Americanization | Masaru Kaneko(1) |
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Baseball as the Cultural Mission of America: The Attempts to Spread the American National Sport Worldwide in the 19th Century
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Eiji Ozawa(17)
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The Historical Premise of Economic Globalization by the U.S.: From the Reciprocal Trade Agreement Act to the GATT
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Globalization and Democracy: a Review on America's Arguments
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Shigehiro Yuasa(53)
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Globalization and Models for Japanese and American Schooling: New Modes of Coexistence
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Ryoko Tsuneyoshi(71)
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Home is Where the Tongue Is: Border-Crossing and Language in Levy Hideo's and Mizumura Minae's Works
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Mari Yoshihara(87)
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Thriving Military Prostitution in Hawaii during World War II: The Meaning of Its Contrast to the Situation on the Mainland
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Noriko Shimada(105)
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Emily Dickinson and Poetry in the Civil War Publication
| Junko Kanazawa(123)
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Does the Reduction of Regional Isolation Mean an Affluent Appalachia?
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Kazusei Kato(141)
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Solving the "Congestion" Problem: The "Zone System" in Early City Planning Profession | Ichiro Miyata(159) |
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Looking for the Perfect Copy: The Cultural Milieu and the Birth of the Talkies
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Naoko Shinogi(177) |
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From "the Vanishing Red Man" to "the Red Atlantis": The Development of Native American Policy Reform Movements in the 1920s
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Yumiko Mizuno(193)
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The Newspaper Publishing in the Japanese Evacuation Camps 1942-1943: An Analysis of the Camp Authority's Press Control Policies
| Takeya Mizuno(211)
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The Thirty-third Annual Meeting: A Summary Report
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Abstracts | (249)
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| The American Review(33) |
| America and the Twentieth Century |
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U.S. Hegemony and the Debates on the "American Century" | Hideki Kan(1) |
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From the New Economic History to the Social Science History: An Evolution of American Economic History in the Twentieth Century | Eiichi Akimoto(19) |
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War and Gender: the Vietnam War and American Society | Yoko Shirai(37) |
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The Transformation of American Democracy in the Twentieth Century:The Growth of Institutional Universe and the Decline of Electoral Politics | Hirofumi Nakano(59) |
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The Literary and Cultural Politics of Passing: A Comparative Study of Mary Hastings Bradley and James Tiptree, Jr. | Mari Kotani(79) |
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Federalist Response to Jefferson's Neutrality Policy, 1805-1806 | Naoki Kamimura(97) |
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From Preacher to Lecturer: a Study of R.W. Emerson's Sermons | Yoshio Takanashi(115) |
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The Tradition of Psychiatry Reflected in Domestic Fiction in Nineteenth-Century America | Toshimi Suzuki(135) |
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Southern White Liberals' Struggle for the Segregation and State's Rights in the SCHW Birmingham | Noriko Hosoya(151) |
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Formation of the New Left Movement: From Sit-Ins to the Port Huron Statement(1960-1962) | Toru Umezaki(171) |
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Autobiography and the "Minoritarian": How Henry Miller "Becomes-Woman" | Satoshi Kanazawa(191) |
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The Innocents Abroad as a Consumer Narrative Mark Twain and Expanding Consumption in Late Nineteenth-Century America | Tsuyoshi Ishihara(209) |
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The Thirty-Second Annual Meeting:A Summary Report | (227) |
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Abstracts | (245)
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| The American Review(32) |
| Class and American Society |
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The Integration of the US Working Class under the Cold War Consensus: the Creation of a New Middle Class | Keiichi Shoji(1) |
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Bumming, Slumming, and Muckraking: The Representation of Class in American Literature | Kiyohiko Murayama(19) |
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The Social Conservatism of Boston's White Women in Inter-Class Interaction at the Turn of the Century | Kohei Kaswashima(41) |
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Meritocracy and Racial Equality: Civil Rights Legislation and Black "Elites" in Post-bellum Boston | Kazuteru Omori(57) |
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Herman Melville and the Astor Place Riots | Shoji Noma(75) |
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The "Russian Factor" in the Promulgation of the Monroe Doctrine | Hiroo Nakajima(95) |
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The Formation and Development of "the Undocumented Immigration Problem" in the Course of Discussions on the IRCA | Katsuyuki Murata(111) |
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Imagination, Body, and Gender Boundaries in the Early Puritan Society: Anne Hutchinson on Trial | Junko Araki(127) |
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The Rural Cemetery Movement in 19th-Century America: Creating an American "Sacred Place" | Mariko Kurosawa(145) |
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The Thirty-first Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (163) |
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Abstracts | (187) |
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The American Review Contents, Vols.1-31(1967-1997) | (201)
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| The American Review(31) |
| American Social Movements |
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Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening | Naoki Onishi(1) |
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The Spreading of the Gospel of Safety: The Safety Movement and Immigrants in the Progressive Period | Tsuguyoshi Ueno(19) |
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American Television Commercials and the Women's Movement: Has the Feminine Mystique Disappeared? | Tetsuo Arima(41) |
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The Boston School Busing Controversy Revisited: Toward an Examination into the Myth of "Failure" | Masaki Kawashima(59) |
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Gender and Wartime Labor Mobilization in the United States | Chitose Sato(83) |
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The Older Women's League | Naoko Ishizawa(107) |
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George Ball and His Idea of "Atlantic Partnership" | Kaoru Kojima(117) |
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Whitman as 'Flaneur' | Akira Yamauchi(139) |
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Berdache as Cultural System | Machiko Makita(157) |
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Fundamentalism's Strategy in Education Cases: On the Concept of Secular Humanism | Eiko Tsuchida(175) |
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A Study of Mona Simpson's The Lost Father | Kazuyo Kuroyanagi(185) |
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The Multi-Dimensionality of the Racial/Ethnic Identities of Asian American College Students: Evidence from Research at Princeton University | Okiyoshi Takeda(193) |
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The Thirtieth Annual Meeting: A Summary Report | (207) |
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Abstracts | (227) |