Kokomo Joe the story of the first Japanese American jockey in the United States / by Christgau, John

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Pearl harbor ghosts December 7,1941-the day that still haunts the nation by Clarke

Subjects: “…Japanese Americans Hawaii Attitudes…”

Teaching Chinese, Japanese, and Korean heritage language students curriculum needs, materials, and assessment

Subjects: “…Japanese Americans Education.…”

From Mahan to Pearl Harbor the imperial Japanese navy and the United States by Asada, Sadao 1936-

Table of Contents: “…The genesis of antagonism -- Mahan and Japanese-American relations -- Mahan's influence on Japanese sea power -- Pacific rapprochement -- From enmity to détente -- The Washington Conference -- Compromise and reaction -- Revolt against the Washington Treaty -- The denouement : The London Naval Conference -- Japan isolated -- Men, organization, and strategic visions, 1931-41 -- Abrogation of the Washington Treaty and after -- The Japanese Navy and the Tripartite Pact -- Pacific confrontation -- The southward advance and the American embargo -- Decision for war…”

Globalization, minorities, and civil society perspectives from Asian and Western cities

Table of Contents: “…Globalization, minorities and civil society / Koichi Hasegawa -- Citizenship models in the age of international migration / Hideki Tarumoto -- New racism and 'community cohesion' in Britain / Satoshi Adachi -- Ethnic identities and sharing of the internment memories in the Japanese American redress movement / Kumiko Tsuchida -- Global civil society and local protest : is an alternative to 'alter-globalization' possible? …”

Asian American athletes in sport and society

Table of Contents: “…Ong -- "Liting It Up": Indo-Pak basketball and finding the American-ness in South Asian American institutions / Stanley Thangaraj -- Cheering for our team: coverage of women's basketball in a Japanese-American community newspaper / Nicole Willms -- Sex, sports, and spectatorship: the transnational erotics of Korean athletes / Rachael M. …”