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　vol.23～32（2001年～2010年）

巻　号	テーマ	著者
vol.32	Summary of Conference	Fujimoto Hiroshi
	Memory Research and Possibilities of Japan-U.S. Reconciliation: Modeator's Opening and Closing Comments	Yui Daizaburo
	Battles over Memory in “Culture Wars”: A Trans-Pacific Perspective	Lisa Yoneyama
	The Pearl Harbor Attack and the Origins of the Pacific War: Contested Memories in the United States and Japan	RobertJ.McMahon
	Gone Nuclear: Representing Hiroshima and Nagasaki in the United States	Marianna Torgovnick
	Comments	Kan Hideki
	Comments	Takahashi Hiroko
	Comments	Kondo Takahiro
	Summary of Discussion	Sven Saaler
	Exploring a Bridge between Hiroshima and the U.S.: Tanimoto Kiyoshi and His Activities in the Early Postwar Period	Kawaguchi Yuko
	Comments on Kawaguchi Yuko's “Exploring a Bridge between Hiroshima and the U.S.: Tanimoto Kiyoshi and His Activities in the Early Postwar Period”	KousarJ.Azam
	Summary of Discussion	Sugita Yoneyuki
	Living with the Bones: War Memory and Protest against the Military Bases in Contemporary Okinawa	Wakabayashi Chiyo
	Comments on Wakabayashi Chiyo's “Living with the Bones: War Memory and Protest against the Military Bases in Contemporary Okinawa ”	Akibayashi Kozue
	Summary of Discussion	Lee Jong Won
	The United States' Taiwan Policy and the Far East during Early Cold War Period, 1949-1954	Fukito Masami
	Comments on Fukito Masami 's “The United States' Taiwan Policy and the Far East during Early Cold War Period, 1949-1954 ”	Ito Yuko
	Summary of Discussion	Nakao Tomoyo
	Extangled Trans-Pacific Memory -Asian　Americans and US-Japan-China Relations-	Ma Xiaohua
	Comments on Ma Xiaohua 's“Extangled Trans‐Pacific Memory -Asian　Americans and US-Japan-China Relations-”	RicardoT.Jose
	Summary of Discussion	Taketani Etsuko
	Stones, Rocks, and Other Objects of History: Aesthetic Distributions of Memories in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Kiyota Masanobu	Inoue Mayumo
	Comments on Inoue Mayumo 's “Stones, Rocks, and Other Objects of History: Aesthetic Distributions of Memories in Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Kiyota Masanobu ”	Lee Yu-cheng
	Summary of Discussion	Aso Takashi
	Liberalism's Everybody's Revolution:　 Cultural Politics in The Catcher in the Rye	Miura Reiichi
	Comments on Miura Reiichi 's“Liberalism's Everybody's Revolution: Cultural Politics in The Catcher in the Rye”	Misugi Keiko
	Development of American Studies at Nanzan University	Iwano Ichiro
	Summary of Seminar	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Takagi Kitayama Mriko, Ooi Yuki
	Summary of Discussion	David Potter, Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Nagasawa Tadashi, Nagahata Akitoshi

vol.31	Summary of Conference	Kawashima Masaki
	Summary of Discussion	Kihara Eisaku
	Americanism behind Barbed Wire	Eric L. Muller
	City on a Hill,City Behind Bars: Criminal Justice, Social Justice, and American Exceptionalism	Marie Gottschalk
	Multilingualism in the United States: A Less Well-Known Source of Vitality in American Culture as an Issue of Social Justice and of Historical Memory	Werner Sollors
	Comments	Furuya Jun
	Comments	Ara Konomi
	Comments	Sakai Keiko
	Summary of Discussion	Rukhsana Qamber
	Seeking Justice: the Civil Rights Movement,Black Nationalism and Jews at Brandeis University	Kita Miyuki
	Comments on Kita Miyuki's “SeekingJustice: the Civil Rights Movement,Black nationalism and Jews at Brandeis University”	Kurosaki Makoto
	Summary of Discussion	Hirobe Izumi
	Marriage as Citizen's Privilege: Japanese Picture Marriage and American Social Justice	Tanaka Kei
	Comments on Tanaka Kei's “Marriage as Citizen's Privilege: JapanesePicture Marriage and American SocialJustice”	Shichinohe-Suga Miya
	Summary of Discussion	John Creighton Campbell
	Veterans and Americanism: The American Legion and VA Health Care after World War Ⅱ	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Comments on Yamagishi Takakazu's “Veterans and Americanism: The American Legion and VA Health Care after World War Ⅱ”	Sugita Yoneyuki
	Summary of Discussion	Kim Sung Ho
	Postwar Civil Rights Politics in the United States: Understanding the Dynamics of Democratization from a Global Perspective	Honda Kazuhisa
	Comments on Honda Kazuhisa's “Postwar Civil Rights Politics in theUnited States: Understanding the Dynamics of Democratization from a Global Perspective”	Morikawa Terukazu
	Summary of Discussion	Mori Aoi
	Social Justice and EconomicReparation: African-American Struggles for Equal OpportunityAround the Turn of the Century	Okuda Akiyo
	Comments on Okuda Akiyo's“Social Justice and Economic Reparation: African-American Struggles for Equal Opportunity Around the Turn of the Century”	Qian Mansu
	Summary of Discussion	Yamamoto Shin
	Rap Rhymes and Social Justice	Iida Kiyoshi
	Comments on Iida Kiyoshi's “Rap Rhymes and Social Justice”	Honjo Seiji
	Summary of Seminar	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Takagi-Kitagawa Mariko, Ooi Yuki
	Summary of Discussion	David Potter, Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Nagahata Akitoshi, Nagasawa Tadashi
vol.30	Summary of Special Lecture Open to the Public	Kubo Fumiaki
	Summary of Conference	Kawashima Masaki
	Summary of Discussion	Nishizaki Fumiko
	A Post-Racial America? Multiracial Identification and the Color Line in the 21st Century	Jennifer Lee
	After Bush : A Return to Multilateralism in U.S. Foreign Policy?	Michael Mastanduno
	American Studies in Japan; Japan in American Studies: Challenges of the Heterolingual Address	Rey Chow
	Foreignness and Friendship: American Studies and Gender Studies	Takemura Kazuko
	Toward a New Kind of Collectivity in American Studies	Takezawa Yasuko
	What Does "American " Mean in Postwar Japan?	Yoshimi Shunya
	Summary of Discussion	Kohiyama Rui
	Freedmen in the Indian Territory after the Civil War: The Dual Approaches of the Choctaw and Chikasaw Nations	Iwasaki Yoshitaka
	Comments on Iwasaki Yoshitaka's "Freedmen in the Indian Territory after the Civil War: The Dual Approaches of the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations"	Sato Madoka
	Summary of Discussion	Nakano Kotaro
	Reorganization of Gender Relations among East European Immigrants in the United States : Realities and Representations	Yamamoto Akiyo
	Comments on Dr, Yamamoto Akiyo's "Reorganization of Gender Relations among East European Immigrants in the United States : Realities and Representations"	Chris Dixon
	Summary of Discussion	Kubo Fumiaki
	Politics of National Security : Generals, Civilians, and the Framing of the Iraq War	Nakayama Toshihiro
	What Underlies the Change in the American Political Tide? Comments on Professor Nakayama's Paper, "Politics of National Security : Generals, Civilians, and the Framing of the Iraq War "	Machidori Satoshi
	Summary of Discussion	Sasaki Takuya
	Regionalism in the Asia-Pacific and U.S. Interests	Ito Go
	Comments on "Regionalism in the Asia-Pacific and U.S. Interests "	Yi Okyeon
	Summary of Discussion	Yoshida Mitsu
	Hashimura Togo Went to War: Yellowface, the Yellow Peril, and Philosophy of "Poppaganda"	Uzawa Yoshiko
	Commentary of Uzawa Yoshiko's "Hashimura Togo Went to War: Yellowface, the Yellow Peril, and Philosophy of "Proppaganda"	Dinan Roma- Sianturi
	Summary of Discussion	Takeda Yuichi
	Barack Obama and His-Story: Paradox of Hybridity and Masculinity in His Autoandrography	Senaha Eijun
	Response to Sanaha Eijun: Reading Hybridity at a time Out of Joint	Nitta Keiko
	Summary of Seminar	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	Takagi-Kitayama Mariko, Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	David Potter, Hirata Masaki
	Summary of Discussion	Nagahata Akitoshi, Nagasawa Tadashi

vol.29	Summary of Discussion	Mori Koichi
	Violence and Religious Life: Politics, Culture, and the Sacred in the United States	Gary Michael Laderman
	The Religious Typology of American Foreign Relations	Andrew Jon Rotter
	Martin Luther King, Jr. and America's Civil Religion	Hortense Jeanette Spillers
	Violence as Impetuosity: Taxonomy of Religious Violence	Morimoto Anri
	Who Can Be Embraced by America's Civil Religion?	Aruga Natsuki
	Secular/Religious Duality in American Society	Ohsawa Masachi
	Summery of Discussion	Iwanoi Ichiro
	The Theme of Coexistence of Religions in the World's Parliament of Religions and the Catholic Congress in Chicago, 1893	Sato Seiko
	Response to Ms Sato's Paper "The Theme of Coexistence of Religions in the World's Paliament of Geligions and the Catholic Congress in Chicago, 1893"	Omiya Tomohiro
	Summary of Discussion	Paul Swanson
	Secularism in America: A Brief History of Non-Religion Movement	Shoji Ippei
	A Response to "Secularism in America: A Brief History of Non-Religion Movement" by Shoji Ippei	Ishida Manabu
	Summary of Discussion	Kan Hideki
	Elbert D. Thomas; Forgotten Internationalist Missionary, Scholar, New Deal Senator, Japanophile, and Visionary	Iguchi Haruo
	Elbert D. Thomas in the Context of U. S. -Japanese Relations	Hayashi Yoshikatsu
	Summary of Discussion	Kamimura Naoki
	"Every War Must End"or Ending a Quagmire for the United States: Laos, Vietnam and...	Terachi Koji
	What Laos and Vietnam Are Still Telling Us	Matsuoka Hiroshi
	Summary of Discussion	Niwa Takaaki
	Modenization and Christianity in the United States -Adventures of Huckleberry Fin as a Case Study-	Uenishi Tetsuo
	Was Mark Twain a Christian or Atheist? Comments on Uenishi Tetsuo's Modernization and Christianity in the United States -Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as a Case Study -	Takeda Takako
	Summary of Discussion	Sasame Kiyomi
	"Blessed Malelessness "as Womanist Critique? Toni Morrion's Representation of Goddes in Paradise	Sugiyama Naoko
	Toni Morrison and Tradition of Christianity Comment on Sugiyama Naoko, "Blessed Malelessness' as Womanist Critique?: Toni Morrion's Representation of Goddess in Paradise	Udono Erika
	Summary of Discussion	Fujimoto Tetsushi
	Summary of Discussion	Yamagishi Takakazu
	Summary of Discussion	David Potter and Fujimoto Hiroshi
	Summary of Discussion	William F. Purcell
vol.28	Courage for Peace: Toshio Mori's The Brothers Murata? Not " might makes right" but "right makes might	David R. Mayer
	Japan's Peace Constitution and the Security Dilemma	Mochael T. Seigel
	American Studies and the Challenge of Globalization	Robert J. Macmahon
	Life Adjustment, Women's Science, and Training for Low-Paid Jobs: Goals of Home Economics Education in Secondary Schools from 1950 to 1972	Yokotsuka Yuko
vol.27	African Americans and the New York Draft Riots: Memory and Reconciliation in America'ｓ Civil War	Carla L. . Peterson
	What were we Fighting For? Myth , Memory and the Vietnam War in Amerucan Politics	Marc Gallicchio
	Hope Rises from the Ashes of MyLai --the Madison Quakers Projects in Vietnam	Mike Boehm
	Japan's Modernization vs. American Expansionist Thrust Into East Asia at the Turn of the Last Century: The Russo-Japanese War of 1904-5	Miyakawa Yoshimitsu
	Ikenberry, American Empire and the U.S.-Japan Relationship	Nakano Ryoko
vol.26	In　Memory of Charles B. Wordwell	David R. Mayer
	The Power of Ideas: Reflections on the Legacy of Brown v. Board of Education and the American Experience	Gary G. Oba
	A Progress Report of a Five-Year Personal Project to Revisit the Civil Rights Movement: A Brief Essay Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of Brown v. Board of Education and the Fortieth Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act	Kawashima Masaki
	Brown v. Board of Education: Its Continuin Significance	Sawanobori Bunji
	A Vietnam War Veteran Talks About the Realty of War: A Interview with Allen Nelson
vol.25	Looking Beyond 150 Years of U.S.-Japan Relations: 　Prospects for the Future Commentary	Howard H. Baker, Jr. Howard H. Baker, Jr. Miyakawa Yoshimitsu
	The Creole Japan of Lafcadio Hearn	S. Frederick Starr
	Otojiro Kawakami and Yacco Sada: Japanese Actors in America at the Turn of the Twentieth Century	Aaron M. Cohen
	Gentility and Self-discipline in the Mansion-Home― A Tall Case Clock from Eighteenth-century New England:A Study in Material Culture	Kanai Kotaro
	The Rocky Marriage: Japan and America in War and Peace, as Observed by Akira Iriye …… Joel R. Campbell	Joel R. Campbell
vol.24	The passion and the play of a libertarian artist: ayn Rand, 1905-1982	T. Fiehrer
	The Vermilion Pencil and Ever Onward, Christian "Soldiers"	Aaron M. Cohen
	An Old Guide to a Complicated relationship: Sino-American relations through the Lens of john King Fairbank	Joel Campbell
vol.23	In Memory of MikeMansfield (Remarks of Ambassador Mike Mansfield at Nanzan University, July 2,1986)	Yoshimitsu MIYAKAWA
	(Remarks of Ambassador Mike Mansfield at Nanzan University, July 2,1986)
	The First United States Education Mission to Japan,Part Ⅱ:The Tokyo Stage	Harry WRAY
	The Japanese Connections of Poultney Bigelow,Proponent of Japanese Expansion and Colonization …… Aaron M. COHEN	Aaron M. COHEN
	Children’s Birthday Parties in Contemporary America …… Yasue KUWAHARA	Yasue KUWAHARA

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