Under Occupation: Resistance and Struggle in a Militarised Asia-Pacific

CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION
PART I
	CHAPTER ONE
	CHAPTER TWO
	CHAPTER THREE
	CHAPTER FOUR
	CHAPTER FIVE
	CHAPTER SIX
PART II
	CHAPTER SEVEN
	CHAPTER EIGHT
	CHAPTER NINE
	CHAPTER TEN
	CHAPTER ELEVEN
	CHAPTER TWELVE
	CHAPTER THIRTEEN
POSTSCRIPT
AFTERWORD
CONTRIBUTORS
INDEX

	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.