The Japanese Journalof American Studies
Contents, No. 1 through No. 10

No. 1 (1981)
United States Policy toward East Asia: 1945–1950
Saito, Makoto

On Starting the Japanese Journal of American Studies

Aruga, Tadashi

Editor’s Introduction

Iokibe, Makoto

American Policy towards Japan’s “Unconditional
Surrender”
MacArthur’s Proposal for an Early Peace with Japanand the Redirection of Occupation Policy toward JapanThe Road to San Francisco: The Shaping of American
Policy on the Japanese Peace Treaty
The Truman Administration and Indochina: Case
Studies in Decision Making
The Korean War: An Interpretative Essay
Recent Works on the American Occupation of Japan:
The State of the Art

Igarashi, Takeshi
Hosoya, Chihiro
Miyasato, Seigen
Nagai, Yonosuke
Asada, Sadao

Activities of the Association during 1979–81

No. 2 (1985)
The American Revolution
Imazu, Akira

A Historian Living with Us Still: A Tribute to the Late
Professor Merril Jensen

Aruga, Tadashi

Editor’s Introduction: Japanese Interpretations of theAmerican Revolution

Saito, Makoto

What Was Meant by “Independence” in the Declaration of Independence?
Revolutionary Diplomacy and the Franco-American
Treaties of 1778

Aruga, Tadashi

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Igarashi, Takeshi

The Leadership of the Pennsylvania Republicans: AStudy of the Formative Process of the American
Federal System
Tajima, Keiji
Alexander Hamilton and the Encouragement ofManufactures: An Interpretation of the Hamiltonian
SystemOshimo, Ikemoto, Kawakita, and Tomita
The Shaping of Anglo-America: A Symposium on
Early American History
Activities of the Association, 1981–85

No. 3 (1989)
Japanese Immigrants and Japanese Americans
Aruga, Tadashi

Editor’s Introduction

Notoji, Masako

From Graveyard to Baseball: The Quest for Ethnic
Identity in the Prewar Japanese Immigrant Community
in the Yakima Valley
Kiyoshi Kiyosawa in the United States: His Writings
for San Francisco Shinsekai
Illegal Travelers to the United States: A Study ofJapanese Emigration Focused on Ehime’s “AmericanVillage”
Japanese Americans in Contemporary American
Society: a “Success Story”?
Occupational Advancement of Japanese Immigrants
and Its Economic Implications: Experience in the Stateof Washington, 1903–1925

Kitaoka, Shinichi
Murakawa, Yoko

Iino, Masako
Murayama, Yuzo

No. 4 (1991)
America’s 1930s Reconsidered
Shigihara, Shininchi

Editor’s Introduction

Kihira, Eisaku
Akimoto, Eiichi

Introduction: An Attempt to Revisit the 1930s
American Economy in the 1930s in Comparative
Historical Perspective

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Kubo, Fumiaki

Maekawa, ReikoSuzuki, Yugo
Yasuhara, Yoko

Henry A. Wallace and Radical Politics in the New
Deal: Farm Programs and a Vision of the New
American Political Economy
Conversion and Apostasy: The Political Odysseys ofGranville Hicks and Irving Howe
Reinhold Niebuhr’s Visions of America: the 1920s and1930s
The Myth of Free Trade: The Origins of COCOM
1945–1950

English-Language Works by JAAS Members 1986–1990

No. 5 (1993–94)
Critical Issues in Modern America
Shigihara, Shinichi

Editor’s Introduction

Kessler-Harris, Alice

Gendered Interventions: Exploring the Historical
Roots of U.S. Social Policy
Yokoyama, RyoThe Formation and Transformation of the American
Middle Class: A Summary of the JAAS Conference
SessionKawashima, Kohei
The Brahmins Encounter the Nouveaux Riches: AnAnalysis of their Mingling in the Public Lives of theBoston EliteAruga, Natsuki
Continuity during Change in World War II: The
Persistence of the Middle Class as Seen in the Social
Life at Berkeley High School, California
Shinohara, Hatsue
The Rise of a New International Law in America
Sasaki, Yutaka“But Not Next Door”: Housing Discrimination and theEmergence of the “Second Ghetto” in Newark, New
Jersey, after World War II
Tsuchiya, Yuka (Moriguchi)
Democratizing the Japanese Family: The Role of theCivil Information and Education Section in the Allied
Occupation 1945–1952
English-Language Works by JAAS Members 1991–1992

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No. 6 (1995)
Thomas Jefferson and His Age
Shigihara, Shinichi

Editor’s Introduction

Aruga, Tadashi
Akashi, Norio

Thomas Jefferson in Japan
Jefferson’s Legacy in an International and a National
Context: A Reinterpretation
Nakano, Katsuro
Jefferson, Madison, and Hamilton: Republicanism,
Liberalism, and Democracy
Shimizu, Tadashige
The Meaning of Moral Sense in Jefferson’s PoliticalThought
Aaron, Daniel
Jefferson in 1994: An ImpressionWashburn, Wilcomb E. Jefferson and the American Indian
Mondale, Clarence C. Jefferson and Geography
Davidson, Cathy N.
American Studies and Women’s Studies: Some
Interconnections
Yoshihara, Mari
Beyond Separate Atmospheres: Anne Morrow
Lindbergh and Women Aviator in the 1930s

No. 7 (1996)
Fifty Years of Postwar Japan-U.S. Relations
Shigihara, Shinichi

Editor’s Introduction

Lauter, Paul

Culture and Conformity in Wartime America: My
Junior High School Songbook
Continuities and Discontinuities: Japan, the UnitedStates, and Trade Controls before and after World WarII
Full Metal Apache Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo
Diptych: The Impact of American Narratives upon theJapanese Representation of Cyborgian Identity“Skeleton in the Closet”: The Japanese American
Hokoku Seinen-dan and Their “Disloyal” Activities atthe Tule Lake Segregation Center during World War
IIYasuhara, Yoko

Tatsumi, Takayuki

Imai Kumei, Teruko

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Kitagawa Otsuru, Chieko
Conceptual Dispute over Political Equality: From
Voting Rights to Equal Representation
English-Language Works by JAAS Members 1993–1994

No. 8 (1997)
Nature and Environmental Issues in America
Akimoto, Eiichi

Editor’s Introduction

Nomura, TatsuroClass and Ethnicity in American History: Studies ofAmerican Labor and Immigrant Histories in Japan
Standing for Nature in the United States Supreme
Court: A Japanese Perspective“Everything Hastens Where It Belongs”: Nature andNarrative Structure in The Atlantic Monthly, 1880–84
Who Pays and Who Beneﬁts? Urban Water Diplomacy in Twentieth-Century Southern California
Environmental Politics in the United States

Fujikura, Koichiro
Hones, Sheila
Oshio, Kazuto
Hosono, Toyoki
Hiraike Okawara, Mami
Mochizuki, Kaeko
Dale, Joshua

The Samuel D. Hochstetler Case (1948)
The Native American Renaissance: Its Prospect andRetrospect
Cruising the Love Boat: American Tourism and thePostmodern Sublime

English-Language Works by JAAS Members, 1995

No. 9 (1998)
The Media and American Society
Akimoto, Eiichi

Editor’s Introduction

Okamura, Reimei

US-Japan Relations and the Media in the Information
Age: Coverage of the American Bases Issues inOkinawa
Public Journalism: Controversies over the Media’s
Role in 1990s America

Fujita, Hiroshi

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Kamioka, Nobuo
Miyao, Daisuke
Numaoka, Tsutomu
Ma, Xiaohua
Mizuno, Yumiko

Cyberpunk Revisited: William Gibson’s Neuromancer
and the “Multimedia Revolution”
Doubleness: American Images of Japanese Men in
Silent Spy Films
Josiah Collins III, A Successful Corn Planter: A Lookat His Plantation Management Techniques
A Democracy at War: The American Campaign toRepeal Chinese Exclusion in 1943
Dine bi Olta or School of the Navajos: Educational
Experiments at Rough Rock Demonstration School,
1966–1970

English-Language Works by JAAS Members (1996)

No. 10 (1999)
Taboo in American Society
Akimoto, Eiichi

Editor’s Introduction

Abe, Hitoshi
Minshushugi and Democracy
Helen Washington, Mary
Desegregating the 1950s: The Case of Frank London
BrownOnishi, Naoki
The Puritan Origins of American Taboo
Okamoto, MasaruThe Changing Meaning of What Was Considered toBe “Taboo” in the History of the Temperance MovementTakezawa, Yasuko I. Racial Boundaries and Stereotypes: An Analysis ofAmerican Advertising
Hirabayashi, Noriko
President Clinton’s Strategies for Communications inthe 1998 Tobacco DebateYoshida, Atsushi
Portraying the American Taboo: The Down and Out inReginald Marsh’s OeuvreUchida, Ayako
The Protestant Mission and Native American Response: The Case of the Dakota Mission, 1835–1862
English-Language Works by JAAS Members (1997)