electronic journal of
contemporary japanese studies

Volume 18, Issue 1

Peer-reviewed articles

Beth Widmaier Capo
5. Violence and Globalised Anxiety in Contemporary Tokyo Fiction
Ana Sofia Hofmeyr
4. Conceptual and concrete views of globalisation on a multicultural Japanese university campus
Sylvia Croydon
3. Making it Their Own: The Development of the Japanese Criminal Justice System
Janice Brown
2. Becoming Imperceptible, But Not Exactly: HP Lovecraft, the Weird Body, and the Posthuman in Japanese Popular Culture
Irina Averianova and Niculina Nae
1. Womenomics: Who Will Work for Japan?

Discussion papers

Noboru Sakai
2. Ethnographic approach on cultural practice through CMC: New Year greetings in Japanese mobile phone e-mail as example
Noboru Sakai
1. Genres in Japanese mobile phone communication: A contemporary form of Computer Mediated Communication
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