New Interventions In Japanese Studies Books

Delve into the ever-evolving field of Japanese Studies with this thought-provoking series. Explore new perspectives on Japanese culture, history, and society with leading scholars in the field.

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New Interventions In Japanese Studies Series in Order:

  1. Re-thinking Japanese Studies: History and Disciplinary Project (2009)
  2. Peripheries of the Nation: Rethinking National Identity in Japan and Beyond (2009)
  3. The Social Sciences in the Modern World: Australia, Japan, and Intellectual Traditions (2009)
  4. The Occupation of Japan: Arts and Culture (2009)
  5. Japan's Contested War Memories: The 'Memory Rifts' in Historical Consciousness of World War II (2009)
  6. The Culture of Association and Associations in Contemporary Japanese Society (2010)
  7. New Japanese Cinema: Critical Engagements (2010)
  8. The Impact of Digital Technologies on Public and Political Life in Japan (2011)
  9. Originality and its Discontents: Japanese Art After 1945 (2012)
  10. Japan's Nuclear Disaster: Identity, Community and Policy (2014)
  11. Gender and Japanese Management: Re-assessing the Limits of the ‘Japanese Model’ (2014)
  12. Literature Review of Japanese Studies 2012 (2014)
  13. Narrating the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster: Exploring Storytelling in Crisis (2016)
  14. Revisiting Loss: Memory, Trauma and Politics in the Literature of the Great East Japan Earthquake (2016)
  15. Japanese Studies in Intellectual History (2017)
  16. Re-scaling Japan: New Geographies of Economic and Social Change (2017)
  17. Transnationalizing Korean Literature: Discourses, Institutions, Audiences (2017)
  18. Japanese Translation Studies (2018)
  19. Heritage, Affect, and Emotion: New Perspectives on Museums and Heritage in East Asia (2018)
  20. Japan's Underclass: Day Laborers and the Homeless (2019)
  21. After Fukushima: 3.11 and the Future of Japanese Art (2020)
  22. Gender, Power and Labour in Shōjo Manga (2021)
  23. New Directions in Japanese Linguistics (2021)
  24. New Perspectives on Ainu Studies (2022)
  25. Visualising Translation: New Agendas in Translation Studies (2023)
  26. Understanding Japan's Communication Environment: Media, Power, and Democracy (2023)