The Fifty-Seventh JAAS Annual Meeting Program
Dates: June 3, Saturday, and June 4, Sunday, 2023

Venue: Senshu University, Ikuta Campus〒214-8580 2-1-1 Higashi-Mita Tama-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa

Access: <https://www.senshu-u.ac.jp/english/campus/ikuta/>.
Contact: Kotaro NAKAGAKI, e-mail: knakagaki at mark senshu-u.jp
Registration Site: Bldg. #10, 1st floor
Logistical Information
1) All participants, both members and non-members, are asked to register at the registration site in order toparticipate in the JAAS Annual Meeting.
2) Accommodations should be arranged individually.
3) The sessions or presentations marked with [E] will be conducted in English. The sessions orpresentations with [J] will be conducted in Japanese. “GS” denotes “graduate student.”

DAY ONE (Saturday, June 3)
Independent Paper Sessions (10:00-12:00)【Session Ａ: American Politics after the Cold War】 #10215 (Bldg.10)
1. [E] Chair/Respondent: Heigo SATO (Takushoku University)
Speaker: Bingyi GONG (Osaka University, GS)“Building a “Stable, Modernizing China” together: The COCOM and U.S. Computer Exports toChina, 1981-83.”
2. [J] Chair/Respondent: Hiroki KUSANO (Saitama University)
Speaker: Hirokuni HONDA (Dokkyo University)“The Coup D'État in Chile: The 50th Anniversary.”【Session Ｂ: American Imperialism and Asian American Culture】 #10214 (Bldg.10)
3. [E] Chair/Respondent: Kyoko MATSUNAGA (Hiroshima University)
Speaker: Neal KNAPP (BWL Roachdale)“Animal Imperialism: Violence and Ecology Degradation in the American West, 18801920.”
4. [E] Chair/Respondent: Yuki Oda (Chuo University)
Speaker: Jason BARROWS (Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine )“The Japanese Yellow Menace and the California Press from 1882 to 1904.”15. [J] Chair/Respondent: Akitoshi NAGAHATA (Nagoya University)
Speaker: Rika NAKAMURA (Seijo University)“Addressing Heterogenous and Intersectional Racial Violences Against AAPI Communities: A
Reading of Viral Racisms, the Special Issue of Journal of Asian American Studies.”【Session C: The Representation of the Other, Utopia, Transculture】#10213 (Bldg.10)
6. [J] Chair/Respondent: Kenji KIHARA (Shirayuri University)
Speaker: Kosuke KUGA (Keio University, GS)“The USSR as a ‘shadow spouse’——The Man from U.N.C.L.E. and Representations ofRussians.”
7. [E] Chair/Respondent: Edward K. CHAN (Waseda University)
Speaker: Michael LARSON (Keio University)“Utopia, Totality, and Deconstruction in Postwar American Science Fiction.”
8. [E] Chair/Respondent: Michio ARIMITSU (Keio University)
Speaker: Bernardo Alexander ATTIAS (California State University, Northridge)“Kissa Me Baby”: The Record Bar as Transcultural Dialogue.”

Lunch Break (12:00-12:30)
Board Meeting (11:30-12:30) # 10209 (Bldg.10)

Afternoon Program[J] Presentations of Shimizu Hiroshi Award & Nakahara Nobuyuki Award 12:30-13:00#10215 (Bldg.10)[J] 【Symposium “The Future of Reproductive (In)justice: from the Time of Slavery to postRoe v. Wade Decision”】 (13:00-16:00) #10301 (Bldg.10)
Chair/Respondent: Kazuhiro MAESHIMA (Sophia University)
Speakers :Satoshi KOTAKE (Takushoku University)“The Roberts Court and the Right to Abortion—The Analysis of Dobbs v. Jackson
Women’s Health Organization.”
Naoko ONO (DoshishaUniversity)“Reproductive Control in Twentieth-Century America: Intersection of Sterilization,Contraception, and Abortion.”Kazuyo TSUCHIYA (University of Tokyo)“Loretta J. Ross and Reproductive Justice: The Struggle against Forced
Sterilization.”
Yukiko FUKASE (Jissen Women’s University)“Calling for the Deposition―Different Voices in Abortion Rap (1971) and Choice Words
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DAY TWO (Sunday, June 4 )Panels and Workshop (10:00-12:30)[E] 【WORKSHOP A: OAH-JAAS Workshop: Liberty and Equality in Early America】# 10203 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Katsuro NAKANO (Hosei University)
Discussant: Kenryu HASHIKAWA (The University of Tokyo)
Speakers：
Jennifer Hull DORSEY（OAH, Siena College）“Liberty, Equality and Democracy in New York State.”
Jane KAMENSKY (OAH, Harvard University)“Did Women Have an American Revolution?”
Shutaro SUZUKI (Tsurumi University)“The Rights of Woman and Foreign Relations in Early America.”[J] 【PANEL Digital Historical Resources and Global History 】# 10201 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Motoe SASAKI (Hosei University)
Discussant: Yuko MATSUMOTO (Chuo University Professor Emeritus)
Speakers :Miya SHICHINOHE-SUGA (Tokyo Gakugei University)“Digital Historical Resources and Global Migration History.”
Miyuki DAIMARUYA (National Fisheries University)“Challenges and Usability of Interview Data in American Studies: Experiences Interviewing
Japanese American Korean War Veterans.”
Hayato SAKURAI (Taiji Historical Archives)“Progress in Digital-archiving Diverse Relationships with Whales, and Rerated CuratorialAnxiety.”[J] 【PANEL B Revisiting Historical Legacies of Anticommunism in the Cold War】
# 10202 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Yutaka SASAKI (Kyoto University of Foreign Studies)
Discussant: Ichiro MIYATA (Saitama University)
Speakers :Yuka TSUCHIYA MORIGUCHI (Kyoto University)“The John F. Kennedy Administration and Oceanographic Research: Emergence of Ocean
Science Diplomacy and US-Japan Science Cooperation.”
Haruka MATSUDA (Otsuma Women’s University)“Expansion of Anti-Communism in the Korean Peninsula.”
Naoko KODA (Kindai University)“Kennedy-Reischauer Offensive and the Japanese Student Movement.”3

Lunch Break (12:30-13:00)
General Meeting (13:00-13:30) # 10215 (Bldg.10)

Panels and Workshop (13:40-16:40)[E] 【WORKSHOP B: ASA-ASAK-JAAS Workshop: Transnational Contact and Human
Mobility】#10203 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Yuko MATSUKAWA (Seijo University)
Speakers:
Azusa ONO (Osaka University of Economics)“Transnational Mobility within a Settler Colonial State: Indigenous Peoples’ CrossBorder Migration in the Post-WWII United States.”
Simeon MAN (ASA, University of California, San Diego)“Crisis, Security, and ‘Port Pacific’: Palauan Struggles against Settler Militarism in the1970s.”
Kumi IKOMA (Tokyo Metropolitan University)“Mark Twain in the Pacific: Figures of ‘Half-Breeds’ in His Writings.”
Anna Mae DUANE (ASA, University of Connecticut)“Transnational Memory: The Antislavery Past as a Present Alibi.”
Jungkun SEO (ASAK, Kyung Hee University)“‘Asia-First or Europe-First?’: Presidents, Parties and Factions in Forging US Foreign
Policy in the Early Cold War and the Korean War.”[J] 【PANEL C Community and the Cultural Spaces: The “Divided” States of America andthe Possibilities of “Social Inclusion”】#10201 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Kotaro NAKAGAKI (Senshu University)
Discussant: Toru SUZUKI (Keio University)
Speakers :Kazumasa TAKAHASHI (Senshu University)“‘Chaos on the Street’ as Reality of Diversity: A Historical Study of Chicago's Maxwell
Street during the Interwar Period.”
Yutaka NAKAMURA (Tama Art University)“Public Philosophy of the Street and Informality.”
Ryuzo HAMAMOTO(Konan University)“Vitalities of Secret Societies: The Ideology and Transition of the Second Wave of KKK.”
Yuri SHAKOUCHI (Toyohashi University of Technology)“The Self-Deprecation of Hipsters: Representation of Coffee Shops in Portlandia.”[J] 【PANEL D Pax Americana: Scientific & Technological Personnel and Organization】# 10202 (Bldg.10)
Chair: Isao SUTO (Meiji University)
Discussant: Tetsuji KAWAMURA (Hosei University)
Speakers :Satoshi FUJITA (Gifu City Women’s College)“Mobilization and Integration of Science and Technology into Strategy in the United States4

during World War II: Reconsideration of the Bombing Campaign against Japanese Homeland.”Hideyuki SHIMOTOMAI (Meiji University)“Training of Highly Skilled Professionals and Technology Transfer in the United States during
the 1960s.”
Takeo HANAWA (Senshu University)“Federal Government and its Supports and Intervention to Higher Education System after
WWII in the United States.”＊＊＊＊＊＊Section Meetings
The section meetings will be conducted online for the JAAS members only. The members will
receive the detailed information via e-mail. For the membership registration, see the JAAS website:<http://www.jaas.gr.jp/english/guidance-e.html>.
The meetings will be conducted in Japanese except for the “Asian American Session,” which will
be conducted in English.

1. American Politics
Contact: Tomoyuki MIYATA(Teikyo University) tomoyukimiyata “at sign” main.teikyou.ac.jp
Speaker 1: Kota MATSUI (Kyorin University)“Party Competition over the Working-Class Voters.”Speaker 2: Keiko ISHIGAMI (Fukuoka Women’s University)“The Politics of Organizing of the Everyday: An Analysis of Mobilization through Practices ofCommunity Organizing in the U.S.”
2. Studies in International History
Contact: Naoyuki SHIMAMURA (Kyorin University) naoyuki_shimamura “at sign” hotmail.com
Speaker: Machiko SATO (University of Shizuoka)“U.S. Human Rights Diplomacy and Religious Freedom.”
Respondent: Chieko Kitagawa OTSURU (Kansai University)
3.US-Japan Relations
Contact: Toshiyuki SUETSUGU (Shoin University) suetoshi007 “at sign” gmail.com
Speaker: Toshiya TAKAHASHI (Shoin University)“The United States as the Origin of National Security Thinking and US-Japan Relationship.”
4. American Economy and American Economic History
Contact: Hirohito NAWA (Meijo University) : nawa “at sign” meijo-u.ac.jp
Speakers: Nobuki KAWASAKI (Kansai University)“The Carter Administration’s Trade Policy for the Japanese Car: Focus on the Import ControlIssus.”
5. Asian American Studies Conducted in English
Contact: Masumi IZUMI (Doshisha University): mizumi “at sign” mail.doshisha.ac.jp
Speaker: Curtiss Takada ROOKS（Loyola Marymount University）“Social Justice and More: Building Japanese Black Solidarity and Community in the Era ofDEI.”
56. American Women’s History and GenderContact: Shutaro SUZUKI (Tsurumi University) : suzuki-s “at sign” tsurumi-u.ac.jp
Speakers: Aki SAKUMA (Keio University)“Rethinking the history of teaching from gender perspectives: towards bridging history,education, and gender studies.”
7. Native American Studies
Contact: Madoka SATO (Otsuma Women’s University) mdsato “at sign” otuma.ac.jp
Speaker: Takeo Mori (Fukuoka University)“Reconsidering Treaties between Native American Nations and British Colonies―The
Making of Wabenaki-Massachusetts Treaty of 1699 and Diplomacy afterwards.”
8. Early America
Contact: Shuichi WANIBUCHI (Meiji University): swanibuchi “at sign” meiji.ac.jp
Speaker: Hiroyuki MATSUBARA (Rikkyo University)“The Long Nineteenth Century: Rethinking (from) Early America.”
Respondent: Seiko SATO (U. Tokyo)
9. Art and Culture
No session this year.
10. American Society and Race
Contact: Tasuku TODAYAMA (Otsuma Women’s University) e-mail address
tasukutodayama “at sign” hotmail.com
Speaker: Takako TAKENO (Sugiyama Jogakuen University, Aichi Toho University, part-timeinstructor)“Interrelation between the South Africa’s Apartheid and the U.S. Domestic Politics: Focusing
on the U.S. State and Local Governments.”
Senshu University, Ikuta Campus(https://www.senshu-u.ac.jp/english/campus/ikuta/)6

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