Civil society and postwar Pacific Basin reconciliation wounds, scars and healing /œcedited by Yasuko Claremont

Table of Contents: “…A continuous desire for reconciliation and peace / by Yasuko Claremont - From enemy to friend / by Donald Keene -- Tracing "victimizer consciousness" : the emergence and development of war guilt and responsibility in postwar Japan / by Takashi Yoshida -- The girl, the flower, and the constitution in 1945 (and 2015) / by Tomoko Aoyama -- "Reconciliation" in postwar history : the need for resolution resulting from Japan's colonial period / by Aiko Utsumi -- Peace in our region : prisoners of war and Australia's relationship with Japan, 1945-1960 / by Christina Twomey -- Listening for the sound of history : Lung Ying-tai's Big River, Big Sea and its vision for reconciliation in Taiwan and China / by Conrad Bauer -- The valorization of the atomic bomb : blast power over the after-effects of radiation / by Yuko Shibata -- Experience and hope : the nuclear issue and Asia through the life of the novelist Hayashi Kyoko, by Teru Shimamura -- Civil resistance in Japan in response to political domination / by Yasuko Claremont -- Oda Makoto and grassroots citizenship movements' Beheiren / by Roman Rosenbaum -- Civil society, remembering and un-remembering : two faces of grassroots action in Japan / by Tessa Morris-Suzuki -- War memories represented in theatre : the one day of the year, the floating world, the spirits play and black diggers / by Keiji Sawada -- Unsettling nostalgia through irony : cinematic war memory and gender / by Katsuhiko Suganuma, Rio Otomo, and Barbara Hartley -- Inoue Hisashi and the Tokyo Trials Trilogy / by Masahito Takayashiki…”