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2007

JPRI Working Paper No. 113 (November 2007)
China and Brazil: Commercial Success Amidst International Tensions
by Loro Horta

JPRI Working Paper No. 112 (August 2007)
Inserting America into Japanese History Woes
by J. Dustin Wright

JPRI Working Paper No. 111, (February 2007)
China's Dollars Versus America's Guns
by Marshall Auerback


2006

JPRI Working Paper 110 (October 2006)
The Japanese-American Renunciants: Due Process and the Danger of Making Laws During Times of Fear
by Ellen Clare Kennedy

JPRI Working Paper No. 109   (April 2006)
The BOJ Talks The Talk (But Will It Walk The Walk?)
by Marshall Auerback


2005

JPRI Working Paper No. 108 (November 2005)
"Enlightenment Guaranteed" Meets The Liberal Democratic Party: Teaching about Japan through Film
by E. B. Keehn

Working Paper No. 107 (June 2005)
History Redux: Japan’s Textbook Battle Reignites
by David McNeill

JPRI Working Paper No. 106 (May 2005)
Civil War in China: The Final Phase
by Suzanne Pepper

JPRI Working Paper No. 105 (March 2005)
No Longer the "Lone" Superpower: Coming to Terms with China
by Chalmers Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 104 (February 2005)
Korea’s Unrecognized Corporate Scandal: The Absence of Women Managers
by Jean R. Renshaw and Joohee Lee

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2004

JPRI Working Paper No. 103 (September 2004)
In the Miura Listening Room: Radio Surveillance under Japan’s “Friendly Authoritarianism”
by Desmond Ball and Richard Tanter

JPRI Working Paper No. 102 (August 2004)
Japan’s Quest for Entrepreneurialism: the Cluster Plan
by Kathryn Ibata-Arens

JPRI Working Paper No. 101 (June 2004)
The North Korea Abduction Issue and Its Effect on Japanese Domestic Politics
by Eric Johnston

JPRI Working Paper 100 (May 2004)
Nepal and the “War on Terror”
by Ron Bevacqua

JPRI Working Paper No. 99 March 2004
Politics, Security Policy, and Japan’s Cabinet Legislation Bureau: Who Elected These Guys, Anyway?
by Richard J. Samuels

JPRI Working Paper No. 98 February 2004
Nonliberal Capitalism in the Information Age:  Japan and the Politics of Telecommunications Reform
by Mark Tilton
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 97 January 2004
Three Rapes:  The Status of Forces Agreement and Okinawa
by Chalmers Johnson

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2003

JPRI Working Paper No. 96 December 2003
Can Japan Change Governments?
by Sam Jameson
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 95 November 2003
The Japanese Automobile Industry in China
by Walter Arnold
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 94 September 2003
Making Some Sense of the Japanese Economy
by Edward J. Lincoln
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 93 July 2003
South Korean Anti-Americanism
by Meredith Woo-Cumings
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 92 June 2003
Emperor Hirohito in 20th Century History: The Debate Rekindles
by Herbert P. Bix
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 91 January 2003
North Korea: Coming in From theCold?
by Gavan McCormack

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2002

JPRI Working Paper No. 90 November 2002
Reinventing Population Problems in Okinawa:  Emigration as a Tool of American Occupation
by Kozy Amemiya
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 89  October 2002
The Makiko-Junichiro Show
by Murray Sayle
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 88  September 2002
Ana Bortz’s Law Suit and Minority Rights in Japan
by Keiko Yamanaka
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 87   August 2002
Burma's Japanese Interlude, 1941-45: Did Japan Liberate Burma?
by Donald M. Seekins
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 86   June 2002
Corruption and Bribery in Japan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs: The Case of Muneo Suzuki
by Axel Berkofsky
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 85   March 2002
Women in Japan’s Temporary Services Industry
by Charles Weathers
 
JPRI Working Paper No. 84   February 2002
Dutch Civilian Compensation from Japan and the American Dilemma
by Linda Goetz Holmes

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2001

JPRI Working Paper No. 83  December 2001
Kishi and Corruption: An Anatomy of the 1955 System
by Richard J. Samuels

JPRI Working Paper No. 82  November 2001
POW Forced Labor Lawsuits Against Japanese Companies
by Kinue Tokudome

JPRI Working Paper No. 81  October 2001
Arthritic Japan: The Slow Pace of Economic Reform
by Edward J. Lincoln

JPRI Working Paper No. 80   September 2001
Whatever Happened to the Japanese Miracle?
by Marie Anchordoguy

JPRI Working Paper No. 79  July 2001
Japan's Neo-Nationalism: The Role of the Hinomaru and Kimigayo Legislation
by Mayumi Itoh

JPRI Working Paper No. 78   June 2001
A Just Peace? The 1951 San Francisco Peace Treaty in Historical Perspective
by John Price

JPRI Working Paper No. 77  May 2001
Japan's Responsibility Toward Comfort Women Survivors
by C. Sarah Soh

JPRI Working Paper No. 76  April 2001
Bureaucratic Corruption in Japan
by David T. Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 75  March 2001
The Importance of Being Japanese in Bolivia
by Kozy Amemiya

JPRI Working Paper No. 74  February 2001
What's Wrong with Japanese Basic Science?
by Sam Coleman

JPRI Working Paper No. 73  January 2001
Postwar Japan's "Hard" and "Soft Nationalism"
by Brian J. McVeigh

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2000

JPRI Working Paper No. 72  October 2000
Shedding The Unwanted: Japan's Emigration Policy
by Toake Endoh

JPRI Working Paper No. 71  September 2000
The Okinawan Summit Seen from Below
by Gavan McCormack and Julie Yonetani

JPRI Working Paper No. 70  August 2000
The World Bank and Japan: How Godzilla of the Ginza and King Kong of H Street Got Hitched
by Edith Terry

JPRI Working Paper No. 69  July 2000
Korean Voluntary Associations in Japanese Civil Society
by Erin Aeran Chung

JPRI Working Paper No. 68  June 2000
Why Japan Cannot Deregulate Its Financial System
by Akio Mikuni

JPRI Working Paper No. 67  May 2000
The Japanese Communist Party and Its Transformations
by Peter Berton

JPRI Working Paper No. 66  April 2000
Sex Saddens A Clever Princess
by Murray Sayle

JPRI Working Paper No. 65  February 2000
Peace Wars: The Politics of Presenting the Past in Contemporary Okinawa
by Julia Yonetani

JPRI Working Paper No. 64  January 2000
Australia-Indonesia Relations After the East Timor Upheaval
by Nancy Viviani

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1999

JPRI Working Paper No. 63   December 1999
Saying No to "Socialism:" The New Politics of the Income Tax in Japan
by Andrew DeWit

JPRI Working Paper No. 62  November 1999
The Chinese Diaspora, Mongolia and the Sino-Russian Frontier
by Robert Bedeski

JPRI Working Paper No. 61  October 1999
The Showa Emperor and Japan's Postwar Imperial Democracy
by John W. Dower

JPRI Working Paper No. 60   September 1999
Japan's "Burma Lovers" and the Military Regime
by Donald M. Seekins

JPRI Working Paper No. 59  July 1999
The Business of Survival: High-Tech Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Japan
by Kathryn C. Ibata-Arens

JPRI Working Paper No. 58  June 1999
Combating Discrimination at a Japanese University
by Cynthia Worthington

JPRI Working Paper No. 57  May 1999
Can Japan Ever Take Leadership? The View from Indonesia
by Andrew MacIntyre

JPRI Working Paper No. 56  April 1999
Whither Trade Policy with Japan?
by Edward J. Lincoln

JPRI Working Paper No. 55  March 1999
The Case for an Asian Monetary Fund
by John A. Mathews and Linda Weiss

JPRI Working Paper No. 54   February 1999
Japan's Emerging Civic Culture: A Product Liability Law Study Group
by Leila Madge

JPRI Working Paper No. 53   January 1999
Economic Cooperation in the Region Where China, Russia, and North Korea Meet
by David Arase

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1998

JPRI Working Paper No. 52  December 1998
The Political Economy of Hong Kong Since Reversion to China
by Christopher Howe

JPRI Working Paper No. 51  November 1998
The Faltering Economic Reforms of South Korea
by Robert J. Myers

JPRI Working Paper No. 50  October 1998
Crisis? What Crisis?
by Edith Terry

JPRI Working Paper No. 49  September 1998
Fallen Political Leadership in Japan: Will a New Party Eventually Emerge?
by Mayumi Itoh

JPRI Working Paper No. 48  July 1998
The Battle of Okinawa in Japanese History Books
by Koji Taira

JPRI Working Paper No. 47  June 1998
KMT, Inc. Party Capitalism in a Developmental State
by Karl J. Fields

JPRI Working Paper No. 46  May 1998
Fashioning a New Korean Model Out of the Crisis
by John A. Mathews

JPRI Working Paper No. 45  April 1998
Okinawan Dilemmas: Coral Islands or Concrete Islands?
by Gavan McCormack

JPRI Working Paper No. 44  April 1998
Why Japan Can't Reform Its Economy
by Akio Mikuni

JPRI Working Paper No. 43  March 1998
How Rich Japan Misled Poor Asia
by Murray Sayle

JPRI Working Paper No. 42  February 1998
Political Reform in Japan: Is It Becoming More Democratic?
By David Arase

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1997

JPRI Working Paper No. 41  December 1997
Nokyo: A Short Cultural History
By Robert Bullock

JPRI Working Paper No. 40  November 1997
A Veteran American Journalist Looks at the Japanese Media
By Sam Jameson

JPRI Working Paper No. 39  October 1997
Japan's Big Bang: Illusions and Reality
By Akio Mikuni

JPRI Working Paper No. 38  October 1997
Holocaust Denial à la Japonaise
By Gavan McCormack

JPRI Working Paper No. 37  September 1997
Positive and Negative Aspects of U.S.-Asian Economic Relations
By Clyde V. Prestowitz, Jr.

JPRI Working Paper No. 36  August 1997
Administrative Reform: Searching for the "Hashimoto Vision"
By Ronald Bevacqua

JPRI Working Paper No. 35  July 1997
Japan's Fading Labor Movement
By Charles Weathers

JPRI Working Paper No. 34  June 1997
Why the Wicked Sleep: The Prosecution of Political Corruption in Postwar Japan
By David T. Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 33  May 1997
Absent Fathers, Feminized Sons, Selfish Mothers and Disobedient Daughters: Revisiting The Japanese Ie Household
By Tomoko Hamada

JPRI Working Paper No. 32 April 1997
The Buddha Bites Back
By Murray Sayle

JPRI Working Paper No. 31 March 1997
The Japanese-American Security Treaty Without a U.S. Military Presence
By Shunji Taoka

JPRI Working Paper No. 30 February 1997
Deconstructing the Japanese HIV Scandal
By Eric A. Feldman

JPRI Working Paper No. 29 January 1997
Japan's Amoeba Politics
By Sam Jameson

JPRI Working Paper No. 28 January 1997
The Okinawan Charade
The United States, Japan and Okinawa: Conflict and Compromise,1995-96
By Koji Taira
An Idea and a Policy That Just Won't Float
By Robert V. Hamilton

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1996

JPRI Working Paper No. 27  December 1996
The Japan Lobby: An Introduction
By Robert Angel

JPRI Working Paper No. 26  November 1996
Information Technology and Political Control in Singapore
By Garry Rodan

JPRI Working Paper No. 25 October 1996
The Bolivan Connection: U.S. Bases and Okinawan Emigration
By Kozy K. Amemiya

JPRI Working Paper No. 24 September 1996
Foreign Teachers in Japanese Universities: An Update
Compiled By JPRI Staff

JPRI Working Paper No. 23 August 1996
Mental Castration, the HIV Scandal, and the Japanese Bureaucracy
By Masao Miyamoto

JPRI Working Paper No. 22 July 1996
Nationalism and the Market: China as a Superpower
By Chalmers Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 21 June 1996
Afterbubble: Fizz and Concrete in Japan's Political Economy
By Gavan McCormack

JPRI Working Paper No. 20 May 1996
Korean Scandal, or American Scandal?
By Bruce Cumings

JPRI Working Paper No. 19 April 1996
Aum Shinrikyo and the Japanese Media
By Helen Hardacre

JPRI Working Paper No. 18 April 1996
Japan's Press Clubs as Information Cartels
By Laurie A. Freeman

JPRI Working Paper No. 17 March 1996
The Left in Japanese Politics: Is There Movement Toward a Third Pole?
By Lonny E. Carlile

JPRI Working Paper No. 16 February 1996
The Okinawan Rape Incident and the End of the Cold War in East Asia
By Chalmers Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 15 January 1996
Japan as a Technological Superpower
By Richard J. Samuels

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1995

JPRI Working Paper No. 14 November 1995
After Liberalism: What if Confucianism Becomes the Hegemonic Ethic of the Twenty-first Century?
By Richard Madsen

JPRI Working Paper No. 13 October 1995
U.S.-Australia Relations and the Rise of Southeast Asia
By Andrew MacIntyre

JPRI Working Paper No. 12 September 1995
The End of the "Special" U.S.-Japan Relationship
By John W. Dower

JPRI Working Paper No. 11 July 1995
Special Report: The CIA and Japanese Politics
By Chalmers Johnson, Norbert A. Schlei, and Michael Schaller

JPRI Working Paper No. 10 June 1995
How Asia Got Rich: World Bank vs. Japanese Industrial Policy
By Edith Terry

JPRI Working Paper No. 9 May 1995
Academic Apartheid Revisted
By Ivan P. Hall

JPRI Working Paper No. 8 April 1995
APEC--Australia's Pragmatic Asia Policy?
By Lincoln Wright

JPRI Working Paper No. 7 February 1995
Building Japan's Information Superhighway
By Joel West

JPRI Working Paper No. 6 January 1995
Market Access in the Global Economy: The Problem of Cartels
By Alan Wm. Wolff

JPRI Working Paper No. 5 January 1995
The U.S.-Japan Trade Agreement of September 1994: Contending Views of Believer and Skeptic
High Government Official vs. Pensioner of Cardiff

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1994

JPRI Working Paper No. 4  November 1994
American and Indonesian Management: Creating Cultural Synergy
By Kathryn Young
Japanese-Style Management Revisited
By Chalmers Johnson

JPRI Working Paper No. 3  October 1994
Strengths and Weaknesses of Education in Japan
By Masao Kunihiro
Academic Apartheid at Japan's National Universities
By Ivan P. Hall

JPRI Working Paper No. 2  September 1994
The Mutual Understanding Industry: Three Views on the Shaping of American Perspectives on Japan
By Robert Angel, Ivan P. Hall, Ronald A. Morse

JPRI Working Paper No. 1  August 1994
Japan Studies Under Attack: How Rational Choice Theory is Undermining America's Understanding of the World
By Steven Clemons

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