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 19, Issue 2

Peer-reviewed articles

Adam Gyenes
5. Cultivating future citizens: A critical discourse analysis of the concept of critical thinking in EMI degree program mission statements
Christopher J. Hayes
4. Othered, Orientalised, and Opposingly Depicted: The Persistence of Stereotyping of Japan in the British Press
Agnès Calatayud
3. An illustrated guide to ‘unfamous places’: Satoshi Miki’s Adrift in Tokyo (2007)

Discussion papers

Andre Maffioletti
2. Underground Cuties: Labour and Affect at the Margins of the Idol Industry in Japan

Book reviews

Annette Gough
1. Yutori, Danshari, Mottainai and the War on Waste in Postwar Japan

Film reviews

Simon Paxton
1. Stealing and Healing in Downtown Tokyo: A review of Manbiki Kazoku (Shoplifters)
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