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Section led/convened by Mikael Adolphson & Mark Pendleton

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S7_01


The Samurai and Realms of Memory   
S7_02


Human Mobility and the Japanese Empire: Contested Chronologies, Frames, and Memories   
S7_03


Women networks in nineteenth century Japan   
S7_04


Progressive Theory and Social Practice in a Working-Class Neighborhood: The Social Activism of the Tōkyō Imperial University Settlement House, 1923-1938   
S7_05


The Meiji Translator: Shifting Profiles, Motives and Effects   
S7_06


Passes for Trade: Diplomatic History of Medieval/Early Modern Japan in a Global Perspective   
S7_07


The Circulation of Ideas between Japan and Northeast Asia: Possibilities and Limits of Global History   
S7_08


Jesuit Religious Interaction in Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Century Japan   
S7_09


Bloody Sengoku: Truer than Name, Heavier than Words, Tougher than Flesh   
S7_10


Reflecting Mirrors: Sino-Japanese Relations in the International Public Discourse, 1901-1945   
S7_11


Japanese Diplomacy in Transition   
S7_12


Foreign Perceptions and interactions with Japan in the late Tokugawa/early Meiji periods   
S7_13


Meiji Colonialism in Hokkaidō and Transnational Colonial Exchanges   
S7_14


Rewriting the 1968 in Japan: between myth and disillusionment   
S7_15


Natural Disasters as History Markers in Edo Era Japan   
S7_16


Interconnecting (hi)stories: Reconsidering Japan and Maritime Asia in Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries   
S7_17


Out of Step and Out of Time: Insurgent and Abject Cultures ca. 1923, 1945, 1968   
S7_18


Northeast Asian History Wars: Competing National Narratives in Japanese, Korean, and Chinese Museums   
S7_19


Re-assessing 13th Century Political Culture in Japan   
S7_20


The World to Come: Discourses of the Body, Politics, and War in Japanese Future Writing, 1905-1990   
S7_21


The Gender of the Law: Re-theorizing the Discourse on Modernity in Late Meiji Legal Notions of Family, Gender and Citizenship   
S7_22


The Uses of Chinese Texts in Post-Sinocentric Japan   
S7_23


Brackets & Breakdowns: How academic disciplines define and sustain segmentations of time in ancient Japan   
S7_24


Challenging National History from the North: The Changing Terrain of Ainu Historiography   
S7_25


Archived Outside: New Perspectives on Japanese History from International Collections   
S7_26


Investigating Imperial Cultures   
S7_27


New Perspectives from Archaeology   
S7_28


Revisiting the Edo-Meiji Divide: Cultures, Ideas and Representations   
S7_29


Tourism in and of History   
S7_30


Christian Histories: Space, Organisation and Global Comparison   
S7_31


Popular, Radical and Revolutionary Cultures   
S7_32


Gender, Ideology and the Nation   
S7_33


Social Tension and Social Position in Tokugawa Japan   
S7_34


Negotiating Changing Norms: Intelligence, Diplomacy and Ideology   
 
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