Kyung Hee Ha

Inta-sekushonaru feminizumu = Toward Intersectional Feminism]

Tokyo, Japan: Horinouchi Shuppan.

Introduction

In P. Hill Collins, Y. Yukawa, H. Matsusaka, A. Sahara, & K. Fujinami, インターセクショナリティの批判的社会理論 = Intāsekushonariti no hihanteki shakai riron = Intersectionality as Critical Social Theory. Tokyo, Japan: Keiso Shobo.

Shojozo’ de tsunagaru Amerika to Ajia = The Statue of Peace’ connects America and Asia

In R. Lee (Ed.), Amerika wo shiru 50 no kiward = 50 Keywords to Know the United States. Tokyo, Japan: Akashi Shoten.

Transpacific Feminist Movement: Challenging Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery System

In L. Wong, C. B. Patterson, & C.-ting Lin (Eds.), Transpacific, Undisciplined. Seattle, WA: University of Washington Press.

Transpacific, Undisciplined

Association for Asian American Studies. Roundtable presented at the Association for Asian American Studies, Seattle, Washington.

Unveiling Memories, Unraveling Paradoxes: The ‘Women’s Column of Strength’ Memorial and the Complexities of Human Rights in San Francisco

National Women’s Studies Association Annual Meeting. Presented at the National Women’s Studies Association Annual Meeting, Detroit, MI.

Zainichi, Nikkei, Asian America: Re-routing Diasporic Identities through a Decolonized Japan

Association for Asian American Studies. Presented at the Association for Asian American Studies, Seattle, Washington.

Triangular Collaborations: Diasporic Encounter and Space of Temporal Reunification

Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference. Presented at the Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference, Daegu, South Korea.

Onlain de jenda to tayosei wo tsunagu: femizemi no torikumi = Bridging Gender and Diversity Online: Femi-zemi’s case

Le Simone, 6, 93–99.

Senbetsu sareru jinken to mainoriti no seiji = Human Rights Classified, Minority Politics in the Olympics

f Visions, (4), 32–34.

Dilemma of Multicultural Coexistence: Korean Schools in Japanese Society

Journal of Contemporary Eastern Asia, 19(2), 20–39.

Intasekushonariti ni hirakareta ba no tameni = For Intersectional Feminism

Gendai Shiso, 48(4), 147–159.

Decolonial Possibilities: Transpacific Feminist Movement for Japan’s Military Sexual Slavery Issue

American Studies Association Annual Meeting. Presented at the American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, Hawai‘i.

Of Transgression: Zainichi Korean Immigrants’ Search for Home(s) and Belonging

In M. Omi, J. T. Yamashita, & D. Y. Nakano (Eds.), Japanese American Millennials: Identity, Community, and Culture (pp. 137–151). Temple University Press.

Transnational Justice Movement: In the Case of San Francisco’s ‘Women’s Column of Strength

Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference. Presented at the Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference, Bangkok, Thailand.

Transpacific Social Justice Movement and Decolonization

Japan Women’s Studies Association. Presented at the Japan Women’s Studies Association, Tokyo, Japan.

Between Recognition and Autonomy: Dilemma of Multicultural Coexistence

Global Migrations Conference. Presented at the Global Migrations Conference - Center for Global Migrations, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand.

Between Recognition and Autonomy: Dilemma of Multiculturalism

Zainichi Koreans in 21st Century: Assimilation, Re-ethnicization, Education and Next Generation. Presented at the Korean Studies Center, Japan Studies Center, CUPKS Korean Studies Research Group, University of Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.

Kantaiheiyo Shakaiundo no Kanosei: San Furansisuko no ‘Ianfu’ Memoriau ga nagekakerumono = Transnational Justice Movement: In the Case of San Francisco’s Comfort Women Column of Strength

The Report on Japan’s War Responsibility, (90), 2–7.

The Comfort Women were ‘Prostitutes’: The Japanese consul general in Atlanta’s remarks cause repercussions

The Japan Focus: Asia Pacific Journal, 16(4-2).

Transgression as Homing Desire and Practice

Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies, San Francisco, California.

Art of Survival: Pro-North Korean Schools in Japan

Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference. Presented at the Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference, Korea University, Seoul, South Korea.

Cultural politics of transgressive living: socialism meets neoliberalism in pro-North Korean schools in Japan

Social Identities, 24(2), 189–205.

Who deserves sympathy and care? Selective distribution of human rights in the case of North Korea’s abduction of Japanese

Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies, Portland, Oregon.

Creating Lives in Perpetual State of Exception in (Post-)Colonial Japan

Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference. Presented at the Association for Asian Studies in ASIA Conference, Doshisha University, Kyoto, Japan.

Of Transgression: Remapping of Zainichi Koreans in the Transpacific

Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies, Miami, Florida.

Surviving in the War on Terror: Korean Schools at the Nexus of North Korea, South Korea and Japan

Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast Annual Meeting. Presented at the Asian Studies on the Pacific Coast Annual Meeting, California State University at Northridge, CA.

Zainichi Koreans [Koreans from Japan] in the U.S.: Negotiating Multiple Displacement and Statelessness

PAN JAPAN: The International Journal of the Japanese Diaspora, 11(1-2), 41–67.

When ‘War on Terror’ and Japan’s ‘Abduction’ Issue Encounter

University of California Center for New Racial Studies, the 5th Annual Conference: Global Raciality: Empire, PostColoniality, Decoloniality. Presented at the University of California Center for New Racial Studies, the 5th Annual Conference, San Diego, California.

Zainichi Koreans in the era of Global(ized) ‘War on Terror.’

American Studies Association Annual Meeting. Presented at the American Studies Association Annual Meeting, Toronto, Canada.

Perpetual Outsiders: Zainichi Koreans in post-9/17 Japan

Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference. Presented at the Association for Asian Studies Annual Conference, San Diego, California.

Zainichi Korian to Bunka = Zainichi Koreans and Culture

Who Owns Culture?: Beyond Nation-State, 21–31.

Kankoku Zaigai Tohyo no Jitsugen ga Zainichi Chosenjin ni imisurumonoha = What it Means for Zainichi Koreans to Have Voting Rights in South Korea

Women in the 21st Century, (72), 4.

Zainichi Koreans (Koreans in/from Japan): Replanting Our Roots

In G. Yoo (Ed.), Koreans in America: History, Culture, Identity (pp. 119–130). Cognella Academic Publishing.

Zainichi Koreans: ‘Quasi-Refugee’ Diaspora at the Nexus of Multiple Nation-States

UCSB-Japan Foundation Summer Institute: Modes of Japanese Multiculturalism: Coexistence and Marginality. Presented at the UCSB-Japan Foundation Summer Institute: Modes of Japanese Multiculturalism: Coexistence and Marginality, University of California, Santa Barbara.

Collusion of Japanese and the U.S. Empire and Politics of Transnational Zainichi Korean Resistance

Critical Ethnic Studies Association Conference. Presented at the Critical Ethnic Studies Association Conference, University of California, Riverside.

Bodies on the Margin: Displacement, Dispossession, and Resistance

Annual Conference of the National Association for Ethnic Studies. Presented at the Annual Conference of the National Association for Ethnic Studies, Washington D.C.

Shimonounatsu ni kansuru Ichikosastu: ‘Zaibei’ suru ‘Zainichi’ no shiten kara = Thinking the Fingerprinting in the 21st Century: From the Perspective of Transnational Zainichi.”

The Bulletin of the Institute of Japanese Studies. Osaka University, (29), 75–77.

Zainichi Koreans (Koreans from Japan) in the United States: Multiple Displacement, Stateless and Home-Making

Annual Meeting of the Asian Studies Conference in Japan. Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Asian Studies Conference in Japan, Tokyo, Japan.

Voices of Zainichi Koreans: From the Perspective of Marginalized Nikkei

Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies. Presented at the Annual Conference of the Association for Asian American Studies, Honolulu, Hawai‘i.