JAPAN: 2 - Book-sections.

T. Arima; "Osugi Sakae and the anarchists", in his 'The Failure Of

Freedom: a portrait of modern intellectuals', (Cambridge, MA.:
Harvard University Press, 1969) pp. 51-69.
M. Asukai; "Kotoku Shusui: his socialism and pacifism", in N. Bamba &
J.F. Howes (editors), 'Pacifism In Japan', (Kyoto: Minerva Press, &
Vancouver: University Of British Columbia Press, 1978) pp. 123-142.
J. Crump; "Anarchist communism and leadership: the case of Iwasa
Sakutaro", in I. Neary (editor), 'Leaders And Leadership In Japan',
(Folkstone: Japan Library, 1996) pp. 155-174.
J. Crump; "Green before their time? The prewar Japanese anarchist
movement", in I. Neary (editor), 'War, Revolution And Japan',
(Folkstone: Japan Library, 1993) pp. 74-92.
J. Crump; "The Japanese pure anarchists and the theory of anarchist-
communism", in P. Lowe & H. Moeshart (editors), 'Western
Interactions With Japan', (Folkstone: Japan Library, 1990) pp. 33-49.
P. Duus & L. Scheirer; "Socialism, liberalism and Marxism, 1901-1931:
Osugi Sakae and anarchosyndicalism", in P. Duus and others (editors),
'The Cambridge History Of Japan: Volume 6, the twentieth
century', (Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University Press, 1989)
pp. 692-698, and also published in B.T. Wakabayashi (editor), 'Modern
Japanese Thought', (Cambridge & New York: Cambridge University
Press, 1998) pp. 187-193.
H. Havel; "Japanese martyrs", in M. Graham (editor), 'Man! An
anthology of anarchist ideas, essays, poetry and commentaries',
(London: Cienfuegos Press, 1974) pp. 587-598.
H. Havel; "Long live anarchy!", in P. Glassgold (editor) 'Anarchy! An
anthology of Emma Goldman's "Mother Earth" ', (Washington, DC.:
Counterpoint, 2001) pp. 49-53.
G. Hoston; "Anarchism, populism and early Marxian socialism", in her
'The State, Identity And The National Question In China And
Japan', (Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press, 1994) pp. 127-174.
F. Kaneko; "A work of my own", in her (editor J. Inglis), 'The Prison
Memoirs Of A Japanese Woman', (Armonk, NY.: M.E. Sharpe, 1991)
pp. 231-247.
S. Kato; “Kotoku Shusui, Kawakami Hajime and socialism”, in his 'A
History Of Japanese Literature: Volume 3', (London: Macmillan, &
Tokyo and New York: Kodansha International, 1983) pp. 170-179.
D. Keene; "Diary of Kotoku Shusui", in his 'Modern Japanese
Diaries', (New York: Columbia University Press, 1998) [1995] pp. 436-
446.
H. Kublin; "The lonely years", in his 'Asian Revolutionary: the life of
Sen Katayama', (Princeton, NJ.: Princeton University Press, 1964) pp.
184-212.
S.S. Large; "Anarchism, communism and socialism in the labour
movement, 1920-1923", in his 'Organized Workers And Socialist
Politics In Interwar Japan', (Cambridge & New York: Cambridge
University Press, 1981) pp. 31-50.
R.H. Mitchell; "Political crimes: the September anarchist cases", in his
'Janus-Faced Justice', (Honolulu, HA.: University Of Hawaii Press,
1992) pp. 43-49.
J. Rubin; "Mori Ogai and Hiraide Shu: inside the High Treason case", in
his 'Injurious To Public Morals: writers and the Meiji state', (Seattle,
WA.: University Of Washington Press, 1984) pp. 145-168.
S.L. Sievers; "Kanno Suga", in her 'Flowers In Salt: the beginnings of
feminist consciousness in Japan', (Stanford, CA.: Stanford University
Press, 1983) pp. 139-162.
C. Tsuzuki; "Anarchism in Japan", in in D. Apter & J. Joll (editors),
'Anarchism Today', (London: Macmillan, & New York: Doubleday,
1971) pp. 105-126.