Videos

Korea Goes Global, Part 1

“Voices from Japan:” 3.11 through Tanka Poetry

Using Samurai to Teach Critical Thinking

Three Japanese Picture Books for the Elementary Classroom

Milestones in K-12 Japan Studies

Korea Goes Global, Part 2

“Reading” South Korea through Literature and Popular Culture

Dispelling Myths about North Korea

Japan’s National Stadium and the Struggle for National Identity

Cultural Appreciation or Cultural Appropriation?

The Meaning of President Obama’s Visit to Hiroshima

The Japanese Constitution at 70. Part 2

The Japanese Constitution at 70. Part 1

Japan’s Contemporary Security Challenges: 2016 and Beyond

Japan-Korea: Histories that Bind

Teaching with the MIT “Visualizing Cultures” Collection

Learning to “Read” Japanese Paintings: Using Art as an Entry Point for Japanese Literature

Learning To “Read” Japanese Paintings: An Art Historian’s Perspective

Learning to “Read” Japanese Paintings: A Social Studies Perspective

Making Sense of Mao

Hairy Politics: What’s in a Braid?

Clothes Make the Nation: China and Globalization

Xi Jinping’s Reform Agenda

Xi Jinping:(Re)Centralization of Power

Taiwan: The Other China

New Media and Internet in China

Migration and Urbanization in China

Individualism and Upheaval Among China’s Millennials

The Hong Kong Crisis: Historical and Comparative Perspectives

Dissecting the Rise of China: China’s Rise, Regional Security, and Domestic Reform

Disputed Waters: South China Sea, International Law, and the Future of Asian Balance of Power

Demographic Cliffs and Economic Reforms

Demographic Change in Contemporary China

The Current State of Uighurs and Kazacks in China. Sam Tynen

Chinese Characters. Editor Jeffrey Wasserstrom on Teaching with Contemporary Profiles

China’s Millennials: The Want Generation. An Interview with Book Author Eric Fish

China’s Changing Grand Strategy: China’s Rise, Regional Security and Domestic Reform

China in the 21st Century. Jeffrey Wasserstrom on “What everyone needs to know.”

China, Big Data, and Surveillance

American China Fantasies