Mark Ealey
Biographic Data
| ID | 290801 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Ealey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Ealey |
| SIGNATURE | EALEY M |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
"Japan's Far-right Politicians, Hate Speech and Historical Denial - Branding Okinawa as "Anti-Japan
As part of this latest phase of what Japanese right-wing extremists refer to as the rekishi-sen (history wars), the Abe administration is now mobilizing female storm troopers such as Sugita Mio into the fray launching an aggressive, almost libelous, attack on overseas-based Japanese peace-activists. In her article Norimatsu outlines some of the key characteristics of how Japanese history deniers operate when overseas.Sugita Mio is an LDP member o…
From Nanjing to Okinawa - Two Massacres, Two Commanders
In her articles published in the Ryukyu Shimpo on 4 and 31 December, Satoko Oka Norimatsu reminds us of three important things. First, of the meaningfulness of formally remembering lessons learned from significant historical events that occurred outside the bounds of our home countries. Second, of the importance of connecting the dots when explaining how the outrages committed by Japanese soldiers towards the civilian population during the Battle…
Looking at Flaws in the Henoko Landfill Permit Process from the Standpoint of the Right to Self-determination
The Governor of Okinawa, Onaga Takeshi, who took office in December 2014 after a landslide victory in the November gubernatorial election, has taken a cautious approach in response to Japanese government action to crush Okinawan opposition to a new Marine base in Henoko Bay. Instead of immediately revoking or cancelling his predecessor's landfill permit to the Japanese government that allowed construction of the much-debated new base to replace t…
Ryukyu Shimpo, Ota Masahide, Mark Ealey and Alastair McLauchlan, Descent Into Hell: The Battle of Okinawa
The last engagement between the armies of Japan and the United States, the Battle of Okinawa, was fought in the final stages of the Pacific War, predominantly on the main island of Okinawa, but also on other small islands in the vicinity
The Martyrdom: Children and the Battle of Okinawa
While the debate about the use of children in war is relatively new, the practice is ages old. Long before education became a right rather than a privilege it was common for boys to be recruited into the military in roles that saw them face death at the front line. Joining the army or navy was the accepted fate of many young lads from poorer backgrounds, and in that respect, the boys who carried armor for Spartan hoplites or stood watch on a jugg…
An August Storm: The Soviet-Japan Endgame in the Pacific War
In a postbellum environment, far more war crimes are ultimately left untouched than are ever pursued in tribunals. This is particularly true if the victors commit the crimes against the vanquished. If that victor is a superpower, the difficulties involved in the pursuit of justice increase exponentially. As World War II entered its final stages the belligerent powers committed one heinous act after another: the Japanese military massacred civilia…
One Man's Justice
Mark Ealey translates and Introduces Yoshimura Akira's novel probing the moral equation underlying the Pacific War in a novel that explores American firebombing of Japanese cities and the Japanese revenge killing of U.S. POWs.Throughout history, acts of hypocrisy have come easily to the world's Great Powers. In 1938, in reaction to Japan's "barbarous" bombing of Chinese civilians, the United States placed a "moral embargo" on the supply of planes…
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One Man's Justice
Mark Ealey translates and Introduces Yoshimura Akira's novel probing the moral equation underlying the Pacific War in a novel that explores American firebombing of Japanese cities and the Japanese revenge killing of U.S. POWs.Throughout history, acts of hypocrisy have come easily to the world's Great Powers. In 1938, in reaction to Japan's "barbarous" bombing of Chinese civilians, the United States placed a "moral embargo" on the supply of planes…
An August Storm: The Soviet-Japan Endgame in the Pacific War
In a postbellum environment, far more war crimes are ultimately left untouched than are ever pursued in tribunals. This is particularly true if the victors commit the crimes against the vanquished. If that victor is a superpower, the difficulties involved in the pursuit of justice increase exponentially. As World War II entered its final stages the belligerent powers committed one heinous act after another: the Japanese military massacred civilia…
The Martyrdom: Children and the Battle of Okinawa
While the debate about the use of children in war is relatively new, the practice is ages old. Long before education became a right rather than a privilege it was common for boys to be recruited into the military in roles that saw them face death at the front line. Joining the army or navy was the accepted fate of many young lads from poorer backgrounds, and in that respect, the boys who carried armor for Spartan hoplites or stood watch on a jugg…
Ryukyu Shimpo, Ota Masahide, Mark Ealey and Alastair McLauchlan, Descent Into Hell: The Battle of Okinawa
The last engagement between the armies of Japan and the United States, the Battle of Okinawa, was fought in the final stages of the Pacific War, predominantly on the main island of Okinawa, but also on other small islands in the vicinity
Looking at Flaws in the Henoko Landfill Permit Process from the Standpoint of the Right to Self-determination
The Governor of Okinawa, Onaga Takeshi, who took office in December 2014 after a landslide victory in the November gubernatorial election, has taken a cautious approach in response to Japanese government action to crush Okinawan opposition to a new Marine base in Henoko Bay. Instead of immediately revoking or cancelling his predecessor's landfill permit to the Japanese government that allowed construction of the much-debated new base to replace t…
"Japan's Far-right Politicians, Hate Speech and Historical Denial - Branding Okinawa as "Anti-Japan
As part of this latest phase of what Japanese right-wing extremists refer to as the rekishi-sen (history wars), the Abe administration is now mobilizing female storm troopers such as Sugita Mio into the fray launching an aggressive, almost libelous, attack on overseas-based Japanese peace-activists. In her article Norimatsu outlines some of the key characteristics of how Japanese history deniers operate when overseas.Sugita Mio is an LDP member o…
From Nanjing to Okinawa - Two Massacres, Two Commanders
In her articles published in the Ryukyu Shimpo on 4 and 31 December, Satoko Oka Norimatsu reminds us of three important things. First, of the meaningfulness of formally remembering lessons learned from significant historical events that occurred outside the bounds of our home countries. Second, of the importance of connecting the dots when explaining how the outrages committed by Japanese soldiers towards the civilian population during the Battle…
History (5 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Geography (3 works) · Japanese History and Culture (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Vietnamese History and Culture Studies (3 works) · Battle (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Meteorology (2 works)