1. Toshikazu MASUNAGA, Beyond the American Landscape:Tourism and the Significance of Hawthorne’s Travel Sketches
21. Hisayo OGUCHI, Little House in the Far East:The American Frontier Spirit and Japanese Girls’ Comics
45. Tosh MINOHARA, The Russo-Japanese War and the Transformation of US-Japan Relations: Examining the Geopolitical Ramifications
69. Yuji ONIKI, Through the Eyes of Ancient Egyptians: Franz Boas and Tanizaki Junichirô on Modern Japan
97. Keiko NITTA, Black Bottom of Modernity:The Racial Imagination of Japanese Modernism in the 1930s
123. Yoneyuki SUGITA, The Yoshida Doctrine as a Myth
145. Ayako KUSUNOKI, Consensus Building on Use of Military Bases in Mainland Japan: US-Japan Relations in the 1950s
167. Shinsuke TOMOTSUGU, After the Hegemony of the “Atoms for Peace” Program: Multilateral Nonproliferation Policy under the Nixon and Ford Administrations
189. Ikue KINA, Postwar US Presence in Okinawa and Border Imagination: Stories of Eiki Matayoshi and Tami Sakiyama
211. Okiyoshi TAKEDA, Closing the Gap: The Japanese American Leadership Delegation Program and Increasing Involvement of Japanese Americans in US-Japan Relations
235. Yasuko KASE, Diasporic War Memory in Juliet S. Kono’s Anshū: Dark Sorrow

257. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2014

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7. Nam Gyun KIM, A History of American Studies in Korea
19. Jun FURUYA, Between Republic and Empire
37. Masahiko NARITA, The Phenomenology of Family-Killing Fatherhood
57. Takuya NISHITANI, Melville’s Experiment with Domestic Fiction in “The Apple-Tree Table”
75. Miya SHICHINOHE-SUGA, Japanese Interracial Families in the United States, 1879-1900
99. Rie MAKINO, Absent Presence as a Nonprotest Narrative
121. Akira HONGO, Family and Four American Gay Playwrights
145. Chitose SATO,  “Mixed-Status Families” in the Age of Welfare Reform
169. Ayumu KANEKO, The Same-Sex Marriage Campaign in the Age of Neoliberalism

193. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2013

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7. Priscilla WALD, Botanophobia: Fear of Plants in the Atomic Age
29. Eisaku KIHARA, The Politicization of the Slavery Issue in the Early American Republic
47. Yukiko OHSHIMA, Herman Melville’s “Pequot Trilogy”: The Pequot War in Moby-Dick, Israel Potter, and Clarel
67. Yoshiya MAKITA, Professional Angels at War: The United States Army Nursing Service and Changing Ideals of nursing at the Turn of the Twentieth Century
87. Shusuke TAKAHARA, America’s Withdrawal from Siberia and Japan-US Relations
105. Takeya MIZUNO, A Disturbing and Ominous Voice from a Different Shore: Japanese Radio Propaganda and Its Impact on the US Government’s Treatment of Japanese Americans during World war II
125. Hiroo NAKAJIMA, Beyond War: The Relationship between Takagi Yasaka and Charles and Mary beard
145. Takakazu YAMAGISHI, War, Veterans, and Americanism: The Political Struggle over VA Health care after World War II
165. Itsuki KURASHINA, “Let the MLF Sink Out of Sight”: The Cold War and the Atlantic Alliance during the Johnston Administration
185. Takayoshi ISHIWARI, Rainbow’s Light: Or, “Illuminations” in Thomas Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow
203. Takeshi UESUGI, Is Agent orange a Poison? : Vietnamese Agent Orange Litigation and the New Paradigm of Poison

223. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2011

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7. Kevin Gaines, Stevie Wonder’s Songs in the Key of Life and the “Long Civil Rights Movement”
25. Natsuki Aruga, Is a Japanese Standpoint Useful for Studying about America?: Child Labor during World War II Revealed in Comparative Perspective
47. Mikayo Sakuma, “Povertiresque”: The Representation of Irish Immigrants in Nineteenth-Century America
63. Kotaro Nakano, How the Other Half Was Made: Perceptions of Poverty in Progressive Era Chicago
89. Tetsuo Uenishi, Are the Rich Different?: Creating a Culture of Wealth in The Great Gatsby
109. Kazuhiko Goto, Reading William Faulkner’s As I Lay Dying as a Poverty Narrative
125. Ichiro Kuraishi, Poverty, Education, and National Policy in the “Affl uent Society”: A Comparison of the United States and Japan in the 1960s
151. Kazuyo Tsuchiya, “Jobs or Income Now!”: Work, Welfare, and Citizenship in Johnnie Tillmon’s Struggles for Welfare Rights
171. Azusa Ono, The Fight for Indian Employment Preference in the Bureau of Indian Affairs: Red Power Activism in Denver, Colorado, and Morton v. Mancari
193. Fuminori Minamikawa, The Japanese American “Success Story” and the Intersection of Ethnicity, Race, and Class in the Post?Civil Rights Era
213. Satomi Yamamoto, Fair Price for Whom?: A Critique of Fairness and Justice in the Albany Park Workers’ Rights Campaign

231. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2009

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7. Vicki L. Ruiz, Why Latino History Matters to U.S. History
27. Toru Onozawa, The Search for an American Way of Nuclear Peace: The Eisenhower Administration Confronts Mutual Atomic Plenty
47. Midori Yoshii, Reducing the American Burden? U.S. Mediation between South Korea and Japan, 1961-1965
67. Sayuri Guthrie-Shimizu, Architects of a Masquerade Peace: The United States and the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games
89. Nikhil Pal Singh, Beyond the “Empire of Jim Crow”: Race and War in Contemporary U.S. Globalism
113. Yoshio Takanashi, Emerson and Zhu Xi: The Role of the “Scholar” in Pursuing “Peace”
131. Naoko Sugiyama, From the Woman Warrior to Veterans of Peace: Maxine Hong Kingston’s Pacifist Textual Strategies
149. Viet Thanh Nguyen, Remembering War, Dreaming Peace: On Cosmopolitanism, Compassion, and Literature
175. Takeshi Kimura, The Cosmology of Peace and Father Thomas Berry’s “Great Work”
193. Anri Morimoto, Forgiving Is Fore-giving: Reaching out for Peace in Interpersonal Relations
211. Kimiyo Ogawa, Fearing American Wilderness: Materialism in Charles Brockden Brown’s Edgar Huntly

231. English-Language Works by JAAS Members 2007

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5. Karen Halttunen, Transnationalism and American Studies in Place
21. Daizaburo Yui, Historical Lessons in Asian-American Relations: Searching for Inter-Civilizational Dialogue
37. Natsuki Aruga, Introduction: American Studies in Trans-Pacific Perspective
41. Ian Tyrrell, Looking Eastward: Pacific and Global Perspectives on American History in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
59. Jun Furuya, A New Perspective on American History from the Other Side of the Pacific
73. Gary Y. Okihiro, Toward a Pacific Civilization
87. Oscar V. Campomanes, La Revolucion Filipina in the Age of Empire
107. Youzhong Sun, The Trans-Pacific Experience of John Dewey
125. Victor Sumsky, America in East Asia: The Rise and the Waning of a Benevolent Hegemon Image
143. Seong-Ho Lim, Clashing Perceptions of ‘America’ in Trans-Pacific Relations: The Case of Anti-Americanism in South Korea
163. Manako Ogawa, Estranged Sisterhood: The Wartime Trans-Pacific Dialogue of the World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, 1931-1945
187. Toru Umezaki, Breaking through the Cane-Curtain: The Cuban Revolution and the Emergence of New York’s Radical Youth, 1961-1965
209. Taro Futamura, Made in Kentucky: The Meaning of “Local” Food Products in Kentucky’s Farmers’ Markets

229. English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 2005