Nationalist extremism in early Showa Japan: Inoue Nissho and the 'Blood Pledge Corps Incident', 1932

Article Abstract:

This article examines the 1932 assassination of Japan's former Finance Minister Inoue Junnosuke and the Director-General of Mitsui Dan Takuma organized by Inoue Nissho. The author, examining the nationalistic motives of Inoue Nissho, maintains he was acquitted of organizing the terrorist act which was a remarkable event denoting that terrorism in the name of nationalism was acceptable in pre-war Japan.

Cases, Political activity, Terrorism, Nationalism, Assassination, Inoue Nissho

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Achieving reversion: protest and authority in Okinawa, 1952-70

Article Abstract:

The Okinawan reversion movement should occupy a central place in accounts of the 'Okinawa problem' as it highlighted the contradictions of US military occupation and forced concessions that increasingly undermined American rule. A survey of opposition to US occupation in Okinawa has challenged the assumptions of OkinawaEs obedience and political immaturity.

United States, Management dynamics, National Security, Military Bases, Management, Military aspects, Company business management, Okinawa Island

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