electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

The electronic journal of contemporary japanese studies (ejcjs) is an international peer reviewed journal in the Social Sciences and Humanities that publishes academic research and scholarly writing on all issues related to contemporary Japanese society, economy, politics, literature, theatre, cinema, and culture.

Volume 17, Issue 1

Peer-reviewed articles

Kathy Nguyen
2. Wired:: Ghosts in the S[hell]
Dominic Clouston
1. Japan’s 2009 and 2012 House of Representative’s elections revisited: An Investment Theory of Party Competition analysis

Discussion papers

Anthony Rausch
1. Japan’s Furusato nozei Tax System: Shared Japanese Citizenship or Rewarded Local Place Appeal?

Translations

Ōtsuka Eiji, trans: Alexander Zahlten
1. Mechademia in Seoul: Ōtsuka Eiji Keynote
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The electronic journal of contemporary japanese studies was founded on 9 January 2001.

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