Special Issue: The ‘Comfort Women’ as Public History (Table of Contents)

Supplement to Special Issue: Academic Integrity at Stake: The Ramseyer Article - Four Letters (Table of Contents)

Introduction: The “Comfort Women” as Public History - Scholarship, Advocacy and the Commemorative Impulse

Transmitting Knowledge and Gaining Recognition: Chinese “Comfort Women” Reparation Trials in the 1990s and 2000s

Slaves to rival nationalisms: UNESCO and the politics of ‘comfort women’ commemoration

Asia’s global memory wars and solidarity across borders: diaspora activism on the “comfort women” issue in the United States

Reconstructing the History of the “Comfort Women” System: The Fruits of 28 years of Investigation into the “Comfort Women” Issue in China

Voices of the ”Comfort Women”: The Power Politics Surrounding the UNESCO Documentary Heritage

Sexual Violence in Wartime and Peacetime: Violence Against Women in the 20st Century

When National Narratives Clash in Multinational University Classrooms: A Pedagogical Perspective

Debating Shusenjo - the Main Battlefield of the Comfort Women Issue: Director Miki Dezaki in conversation with Mark R. Frost and Edward Vickers

The ‘Comfort Women’ Issue, Freedom of Speech, and Academic Integrity: A Study Aid

“Contracting for Sex in the Pacific War”: The Case for Retraction on Grounds of Academic Misconduct

Statement

The Abuse of History: A Brief Response to J. Mark Ramseyer’s 'Contracting for Sex'

Abe’s Womenomics Policy, 2013-2020: Tokenism, Gradualism, or Failed Strategy?

Derailing the U.S. Rush Toward War With China. Launching the Committee for a SANE U.S.-China Policy.

Will the Nuclear Powers Ever Be Willing to Forgo Their Nuclear Weapons?

Reopening the Tokyo War Crimes Tribunal, Fifty-Four Years Later: As Recorded in the Documentary Video, Breaking the History of Silence

Securing the Seas, Securing the State: The Inside/Outside of ‘Indo-Pacific’ Geopolitics