Where’s The Beef? The Foreign Service Brings American Jerky Back To Japan A single case of Mad Cow Disease in the…
Saving American WWII codebooks from the Japanese special police In late 1941, Vice Consul and Massachusetts native Niles W.…
In The Anguish of Surrender, Ulrich Straus recounts the painful dilemma that intensely indoctrinated Japanese soldiers and sailors faced when forced…
Based on a sweeping reevaluation of new and old sources in three countries, Pacific Gibraltar is the first detailed account of…
Being fluent in different languages is a fundamental skill for foreign service. While many foreign service officers learn languages as…
There was no warning. The shaking that soon rocked mainland Japan on March 11, 2011 would tear down buildings and…
It’s hard to imagine U.S. foreign policy in East Asia without its closest partner and ally in the region: Japan.…
About one month before Japan bombed Pearl Harbor and the United States officially entered World War II, tensions were already…
Following the Allied victory in World War II and a period of U.S. occupation, the United States and Japan put…
1930s Japan—a time of emperors, tension in the Pacific, and mysterious unspoken social rules of the Showa Era. When Dorothy…