No. 14 November 1998
Okinawa

Editorial

Focus: Okinawa

Chalmers Johnson: Okinawa, the Shame of American Imperialism
Aikyo Kôji: Okinawa Asks: What is the Nation-State?
Sheila Smith: Representing the Citizens of Okinawa
Mashiko Hidenori: The Creation of "Okinawans" and the Formation of the Japanese Nation State
Robert Eldridge: The Nago Heliport Problem in the U.S.-Japan Relationship: The Second Stage of the Okinawa Problem
Wakabayashi Chiyo: Occupation and "Self-Government" 1945-1946: The Advisory Council of Okinawa
Robert Hellyer: Ryukyu in the Changing World of Trade and Diplomacy in the Nineteenth Century

Research Reports

Wada Yukako: Japan's Welfare State and the Paradox of Equality
Peter Hill: Bôtaihô: Organized Crime Countermeasures in Japan
Inaba Hisako: Cross-Cultural Learning of Married Japanese Women who Lived in the United States

Book Review

Miura Mari: Ikuo Kume, Disparaged Success: Labor Politics in Postwar Japan

Special Feature

An Interview with Katô Shidzuè

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