David Ambaras

The Affect of Difference: Representations of Race in East Asian Empire

JAPAN FORUM, Vol. 31, pp. 132–134.

Daily Life in Wartime Japan, 1940-1945

[Review of ]. Journal of Military History, 80(4), 1263–1264.

Tokyo vernacular: Common spaces, local histories, found objects

[Review of ]. American Historical Review, 119(5), 1676–1677.

Tokyo in transit: Japanese culture on the rails and road

[Review of ]. American Historical Review, 116(5), 1462–1463.

Uchida hyakken: A critique of modernity and militarism in prewar Japan.

[Review of ]. Journal of Asian Studies, 69(3), 902–904.

Under an Imperial Sun: Japanese colonial literature of Taiwan and the south

[Review of ]. Journal of Asian Studies, 67(1), 323–325.

Bad youth: Juvenile delinquency and the politics of everyday life in modern Japan

Berkeley: University of California Press.

Burning and building: Schooling and state formation in Japan, 1750-1890.

[Review of ]. Monumenta Nipponica, 61(1), 115–117.

House and home in modern Japan: Architecture, domestic space, and bourgeois culture, 1880-1920

[Review of ]. Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies, 66(1), 255–259.

Juvenile delinquency and the national defense state: Policing young workers in wartime Japan, 1937-1945

Journal of Asian Studies, 63(1), 31–60.

The new Japanese woman: Modernity, media, and women in interwar Japan

Monumenta Nipponica, 59(1), 129–131.

The human tradition in modern Japan

[Review of ]. Journal of Japanese Studies, 29(1), 103–106.

Becoming apart: National power and local politics in Toyama, 1868-1945

[Review of ]. Social History, 27(3), 404.

The pursuit of power in modern Japan, 1825-1995.

[Review of ]. Journal of Interdisciplinary History, 32(3), 513.

Passages to modernity: Motherhood, childhood, and social reform in early twentieth century Japan / Kathleen S. Uno

[Review of ]. Monumenta Nipponica, 55(2), 293–296.

Passages to modernity: Motherhood, childhood, and social reform in early twentieth-century Japan

[Review of ]. Monumenta Nipponica, 55(2), 293–296.

Mirror of modernity: Invented traditions of modern Japan, ed. by Stephen Vlastos

Social knowledge, cultural capital, and the new middle class in Japan, 1895-1912

Journal of Japanese Studies, 24(1), 1–33.