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2013
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 43 (May 2013)
Balancing Development and State in the ‘Developmental State’: The Case of China’s Auto Industry
by G. E. Anderson *
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 42 (April 2013)
Remembering Chalmers Johnson
Association for Asian Studies Conference Panel
2012
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 41, July 2012
Facing Fukushima
by Peter Blakely
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 40, May 2012
Chal: An Intellectual Memoir
by Sheila K. Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 39, May 2012
The Myth of Change-Resistant Japan
by John W. Dower
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 38, May 2012
Race for Empire: Koreans as Japanese and Japanese as Americans during World War II
by Tak Fujitani
2007
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 37, October 2007
Risk
vs Uncertainty: The Cause of the Current Financial
Crisis
By Marshall Auerback
2006
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 36, June
2006
A Wild Start: Okinawa in the 1970s
By David R. Crews
2005
JPRI Occasional Paper 35, September 2005
Prewar, Occupation, and Post-Occupation Japan: Three Vignettes
by Peter Berton
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 34, August 2005
About Area Studies and Japan
A Dialogue Between Chalmers Johnson and Hidenori Ijiri
2004
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 33, October 2004
Art and Exchange at Sugamo Prison, 1945–52: Visual Communication in American-occupied Japan
by Bill Barrette
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 32 July 2004
Chrysanthemum's Strange Life: Ruth Benedict in Postwar Japan
by
Sonia Ryang
2003
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 31 May 2003
Some Thoughts on the Korean-American Relationship
by Bruce Cumings
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 30 April 2003
Warning from History: Don’t Expect Democracy
in Iraq
by John Dower
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 29 February 2003
The Occupation of Japan as an Exercise in “Regime
Change”: Reflections after Fifty Years by a Participant
by Hans Baerwald
2002
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 28 December 2002
Japan and the U.S.: Sidelining the Heterodox
by Ivan P. Hall
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 27 July 2002
Postwar Japan - A Reminiscence
by Hans H. Baerwald
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 26 May 2002
A Prison-Camp Memoir
by Nancy Kinnes Matthews
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 25 April 2002
The Continuation of the Cold War and the Advent
of American Militarism
by Chalmers Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 24 January 2002
Okinawa Between the United States and Japan
by Chalmers Johnson
2001
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 23 September 2001
Of Sex, Okinawa, and American Foreign Policy
by Sheila K. Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 22 August 2001
Japanese "Capitalism" Revisited
by Chalmers Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 21 April 2001
Thailand's Election: More Signs of Backlash
Against the West
by Marshall Auerback
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 20 February 2001
The Armitage Report: Reading Between
the Lines
by Steven C. Clemons
2000
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 19 December 2000
The Three Cold Wars
by Chalmers Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 18 November 2000
The Importance of Yoko Ono
by Murray Sayle
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 17 September 2000
Hirohito and the Making of Modern Japan
by Herbert P. Bix
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 16 March 2000
Foreclosing A Japanese Hong Kong: Okinawa,
1967-1972
by Thomas R. Howell
1999
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 15 August 1999
Dilemmas of Development on The Ogasawara Islands
by Gavan McCormack
1998
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 14 June 1998
The U.S. General Accounting Office's Report
on the Proposed Marine Corps Floating Heliport Off Okinawa
by Chalmers Johnson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 13 May 1998
Being "Japanese" in Brazil and Okinawa
by Kozy K. Amemiya
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 12 March 1998
Internet Cryptography: Does Japan Have a Role?
by Jesse S. Casman
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 11 February 1998
Okinawa, Then and Now
By Mike Millard
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 10 January 1998
Machiavellian Politics and Japanese Ideals:
The Enigma of Japanese Power Eight Years Later
By Michael Mosher
1997
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 9 September 1997
The Japanese Way of Death: A Funeral in Sapporo
By David Aldwinkle
1996
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 8 October 1996
Assimilation Policy in Okinawa: Promotion, Resistance,
and "Reconstruction"
By Steve Rabson
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 7 May 1996
South Korea's Academic Lobby
By Bruce Cumings
1995
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 6 November 1995
The Jews and the Japanese: Cultural Traits and
Common Values
By Ben-Ami Shillony
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 5 September 1995
The YS-11 Project and Japan's Aerospace Potential
By Stephen C. Mercado
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 4 August 1995
The Limits of Calculation: Hiroshima
By Michael Walzer
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 3 May 1995
Fund-Raising in Japan: A Sasakawa Saga
By Hans H Baerwald
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 2 March 1995
Political Perspectives on The Great Hanshin
Earthquake
By Glen Fukushima, Yong Mok Kim, Andrew Morse, Robert M. Orr, Jr.,
Todd Zaun
1994
JPRI Occasional Paper No. 1 November 1994
Paving Over the Kansai
By Gavan McCormack
On Dango: The Famous "Yokosuka Navy
Base Toilet Job"
By Tom Logan
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