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Dec 1, 2007

Volume 01, Issue 2

Journal content

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book review

On Secret Weapons and World War II: Japan in the Shadow of Big Science

Hiroaki Tanaka
On Secret Weapons and World War II: Japan in the Shadow of Big Science
book review

The Emergence of Modern Korean Scientific and Technological Manpower

Min Suh Son
The Emergence of Modern Korean Scientific and Technological Manpower
Research Article

Meteorology on the Southern Frontier of Japan's Empire: Ogasawara Kazuo at Taihoku Imperial University

Masumi Zaiki
Togo Tsukahara
Meteorology on the Southern Frontier of Japan's Empire: Ogasawara Kazuo at Taihoku Imperial University
book review

On Building a Modern Japan: Science, Technology, and Medicine in the Meiji Era and Beyond

Dong-won Kim
On Building a Modern Japan: Science, Technology, and Medicine in the Meiji Era and Beyond
Commentary to the Second Special Issue

Japanese Colonialism and Its Sciences: A Commentary

Gregory Clancey
Japanese Colonialism and Its Sciences: A Commentary
Research Article

Seismicity within and Beyond the Empire: Japanese Seismological Investigation in Taiwan and Its Global Deployment, 1895–1909

Boumsoung Kim
Seismicity within and Beyond the Empire: Japanese Seismological Investigation in Taiwan and Its Global Deployment, 1895–1909
Commentary to the Position Paper In Issue 1

East Asian STS: Some Critical Issues

Sungook Hong
East Asian STS: Some Critical Issues
Introduction

Introduction to Feature Issue: Colonial Science in Former Japanese Imperial Universities

Togo Tsukahara
Introduction to Feature Issue: Colonial Science in Former Japanese Imperial Universities
Research Article

Science in Cultural Borderlands: Methodological Reflections on the Study of Science, European Imperialism, and Cultural Encounter

Fa-ti Fan
Science in Cultural Borderlands: Methodological Reflections on the Study of Science, European Imperialism, and Cultural Encounter
Commentary to the Position Paper In Issue 1

How Far Can East Asian STS Go? A Commentary

Warwick Anderson
How Far Can East Asian STS Go? A Commentary
book review

On Imitation to Innovation: The Dynamics of Korea's Technological Learning

Hyungsub Choi
On Imitation to Innovation: The Dynamics of Korea's Technological Learning
Commentary to the Position Paper In Issue 1

East Asian STS: Fox or Hedgehog?

Fa-ti Fan
East Asian STS: Fox or Hedgehog?
Commentary to the Position Paper In Issue 1

Differences in East Asian Sts: European Origin or American Origin?

Hideto Nakajima
Differences in East Asian Sts: European Origin or American Origin?
book review

Acid Rain Science and Politics in Japan

Paul Erickson
Acid Rain Science and Politics in Japan
Research Article

Control of Insect Vectors in the Japanese Empire: Transformation of the Colonial/Metropolitan Environment, 1920–1945

Akihisa Setoguchi
Control of Insect Vectors in the Japanese Empire: Transformation of the Colonial/Metropolitan Environment, 1920–1945
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