Under occupation resistance and struggle in a militarised Asia-Pacific / edited by Daniel Broudy, Peter Simpson and Makoto Arakaki.

Contents Nappy routes and tangled tales: critical ethnography in a militarised Okinawa / Mitzi Uehara-Carter -- Romancing the occupation: concepts of 'internationalisation' among female university students in Okinawa / Makoto Arakaki -- What's going on behind those blue eyes? The military man and his many (mis)perceptions / Nika Nashiro -- The ethics of long-standing conditions: complicity and innocence examined in a militarised Okinawa / Christopher Daniel Melley -- Naming and framing in (post)colonial Okinawa / Daniel Broudy and Peter Simpson -- Complicit amnesia or willful blindness? Untold stories in US and Japanese media / Kiyomi Maedomari-Tokuyama -- Moananuiākea or 'American lake'? Contested histories of the US 'Pacific pivot' / Kyle Kajihiro -- Japanese wartime occupation, war reparation and Guam's Camorro self-determination / Miyume Tanji -- Resisting the proposed military buildup on Guam / Leevin Camacho -- Collective traumatic memory in a jointly-colonised Okinawa / Yukinori Tokyuama -- This sky and earth belong to us / Chinin Usii -- A base for (in)security? The Jeju Naval base and competing visions of peace on the Korean Peninsula / Andrew Yeo -- Remembering 4/3 and resisting the remilitarisation of Jeju: Building on an international peace movement / Gwisook Gwon.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2014471091
ISBN9781443847506
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