H Fukurai
Biographic Data
| ID | 24436 |
|---|---|
| NAME | H Fukurai |
| GIVEN NAMES | H |
| FAMILY NAME | Fukurai |
| SIGNATURE | FUKURAI H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Santa Cruz |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9409-5412 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Fourth World Nations vs. The States’ “Nation-Destroying” Projects From 1946 to 2020: Post-WWII Wars, Armed Conflicts, and Indigenous Military Resistance
The objective of this paper is to provide empirical analyses of the global armed conflicts between the nation and the state in the post-WWII era from 1946 to 2020. The empirical data comes from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) and the International Peace Research Institute in Oslo (PRIO). Other comparable data on global armed conflicts also exists, including the Correlates of War (WCO) information; the Militarized Interstate Dispute (MID)…
The Special Issue for the Nations International Criminal Tribunal (Nict): The Nict Charter and the Realization of the Rights to Self-Determination of Indigenous Nations and Fourth World Peoples
Dr. Fukurai constructs an overview of this issue, its engagement with the Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT), and the perspectives that drive its articles. The necessity for an Indigenous-centered judicial body within the world system is not novel, and the NICT derives from centuries of Indigenous resistance against the Westphalian statist system. Yet the NICT took shape as a robust structure for accountability and justice based on th…
The Special Issue: Separate and Unequal in Unsettling Territories of Asia and Beyond
The “Vaccine Genocide” of Indigenous Nations and Peoples: The Intellectual Property (IP1) Regime, “Vaccine Apartheid” and “Vaccine Untouchables”
The first section of this essay examines the recent emergence of the “vaccine apartheid” system produced by the collaboration of North Atlantic States’ intellectual property (IP) regime, monopoly capitalism, and powerful international organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and transnational drug conglomerates. The second section elaborates on the perilous impact of “vaccine apartheid,” including the creation of so-called “vaccin…
Nations’ Land Rights vs. Corporate Exploitation
Challenging the predatory impact of extractive industries upon indigenous nations and peoples around the globe requires the formulation of effective global strategies to pursue the creation and implementation of a legal framework. Analysts suggest five possible strategies to resist successfully and potentially overcome state-assisted corporate extraction and prevent environmental destruction of biodiversity, climate change, sea-level rise, and fr…
The Nation and the State
The State Constitution v. the National Constitution: Original Nations’ “Sovereignty-Building” Projects in Asia, North America, and Beyond
Historical tensions and conflicts have existed between the nation and the state across the globe for centuries. These antithetical geo-political entities have also erected Constitutions of their own to assert their sovereignty and independence. The paper then explores the constitutional activism by the nation to attain its sovereignty and the right to self-determination from the state supervision. The paper specifically interrogates recent effort…
Reflections on the Tepco Trial: Prosecution and Acquittal after Japan's Nuclear Meltdown
This article focuses on the criminal justice consequences of the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima that was precipitated by the earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011. Through a process of "mandatory prosecution" initiated by Japan's unique Prosecution Review Commissions, three executives of the Tokyo Electric Power Company were charged with criminal negligence in 2015-2016. They were acquitted at trial in 2019 when the Tokyo District Court conclud…
Introduction to the special issue: The future of lay adjudication and theorizing today’s resurgence of civic, legal participatory systems in East and Central Asia
What brings people to the courtroom? Comparative analysis of people’s willingness to serve as jurors in Japan and the U.S
Popular legal participation in China and Japan
Japanese migration in contemporary Japan: Economic segmentation and interprefectural migration
This paper examines the economic segmentation model in explaining 1985–86 Japanese interregional migration. The analysis takes advantage of statistical graphic techniques to illustrate the following substantive issues of interregional migration: (1) to examine whether economic segmentation significantly influences Japanese regional migration and (2) to explain socioeconomic characteristics of prefectures for both in‐ and out‐migration. Analytic t…
Japanese migration in contemporary Japan: Economic segmentation and interprefectural migration
This paper examines the economic segmentation model in explaining 1985–86 Japanese interregional migration. The analysis takes advantage of statistical graphic techniques to illustrate the following substantive issues of interregional migration: (1) to examine whether economic segmentation significantly influences Japanese regional migration and (2) to explain socioeconomic characteristics of prefectures for both in‐ and out‐migration. Analytic t…
Japanese migration in contemporary Japan: Economic segmentation and interprefectural migration
This paper examines the economic segmentation model in explaining 1985–86 Japanese interregional migration. The analysis takes advantage of statistical graphic techniques to illustrate the following substantive issues of interregional migration: (1) to examine whether economic segmentation significantly influences Japanese regional migration and (2) to explain socioeconomic characteristics of prefectures for both in‐ and out‐migration. Analytic t…
Introduction to the special issue: The future of lay adjudication and theorizing today’s resurgence of civic, legal participatory systems in East and Central Asia
What brings people to the courtroom? Comparative analysis of people’s willingness to serve as jurors in Japan and the U.S
Popular legal participation in China and Japan
The State Constitution v. the National Constitution: Original Nations’ “Sovereignty-Building” Projects in Asia, North America, and Beyond
Historical tensions and conflicts have existed between the nation and the state across the globe for centuries. These antithetical geo-political entities have also erected Constitutions of their own to assert their sovereignty and independence. The paper then explores the constitutional activism by the nation to attain its sovereignty and the right to self-determination from the state supervision. The paper specifically interrogates recent effort…
Reflections on the Tepco Trial: Prosecution and Acquittal after Japan's Nuclear Meltdown
This article focuses on the criminal justice consequences of the nuclear meltdown at Fukushima that was precipitated by the earthquake and tsunami of March 11, 2011. Through a process of "mandatory prosecution" initiated by Japan's unique Prosecution Review Commissions, three executives of the Tokyo Electric Power Company were charged with criminal negligence in 2015-2016. They were acquitted at trial in 2019 when the Tokyo District Court conclud…
The Nation and the State
The “Vaccine Genocide” of Indigenous Nations and Peoples: The Intellectual Property (IP1) Regime, “Vaccine Apartheid” and “Vaccine Untouchables”
The first section of this essay examines the recent emergence of the “vaccine apartheid” system produced by the collaboration of North Atlantic States’ intellectual property (IP) regime, monopoly capitalism, and powerful international organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and transnational drug conglomerates. The second section elaborates on the perilous impact of “vaccine apartheid,” including the creation of so-called “vaccin…
Nations’ Land Rights vs. Corporate Exploitation
Challenging the predatory impact of extractive industries upon indigenous nations and peoples around the globe requires the formulation of effective global strategies to pursue the creation and implementation of a legal framework. Analysts suggest five possible strategies to resist successfully and potentially overcome state-assisted corporate extraction and prevent environmental destruction of biodiversity, climate change, sea-level rise, and fr…
Fourth World Nations vs. The States’ “Nation-Destroying” Projects From 1946 to 2020: Post-WWII Wars, Armed Conflicts, and Indigenous Military Resistance
The objective of this paper is to provide empirical analyses of the global armed conflicts between the nation and the state in the post-WWII era from 1946 to 2020. The empirical data comes from the Uppsala Conflict Data Program (UCDP) and the International Peace Research Institute in Oslo (PRIO). Other comparable data on global armed conflicts also exists, including the Correlates of War (WCO) information; the Militarized Interstate Dispute (MID)…
The Special Issue for the Nations International Criminal Tribunal (Nict): The Nict Charter and the Realization of the Rights to Self-Determination of Indigenous Nations and Fourth World Peoples
Dr. Fukurai constructs an overview of this issue, its engagement with the Nations International Criminal Tribunal (NICT), and the perspectives that drive its articles. The necessity for an Indigenous-centered judicial body within the world system is not novel, and the NICT derives from centuries of Indigenous resistance against the Westphalian statist system. Yet the NICT took shape as a robust structure for accountability and justice based on th…
The Special Issue: Separate and Unequal in Unsettling Territories of Asia and Beyond
Political science (9 works) · Law (7 works) · Law (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Development economics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Adjudication (2 works) · Asian Geopolitics and Ethnography (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Electrical and Electromagnetic Research (2 works)