electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 15, Issue 2

Peer-reviewed articles

Perry Hinton
9. The perverse stereotype of the Japanese man in the British media
Bình Nghiêm-Phú
8. Japanese university students’ life satisfaction and their intentions to travel/study abroad
Philip White
7. Japan’s 2012 National Debate on Energy and Environment Policy: Unprecedented but Short-Lived Public Influence

Discussion papers

Nicholas Henck
2. History from Below: Japan’s Junior High School History Textbooks and the colonisation of Hokkaidō
Anthony S. Rausch
1. Heisei Mergers: Ten Years On

Film reviews

Lindsay Nelson
2. Blood Ties: My Man (Watashi no otoko)
Lindsay Nelson
1. Lives on the Edge: The Light Shines Only There (Soko nomi nite hikari kagayaku)
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