Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution

Update: 2017-04-25

Description

2017 marks the 70th anniversary of the U-M Center for Japanese Studies. Throughout the year, the Japanese Studies Radio Hour will share special recordings from the CJS archives, starting with this special address by Beate Sirota Gordon, given on the occasion of CJS’s 50th anniversary in 1997. Complement this recording with Sirota Gordon’s The Only Woman in the Room: A Memoir of Japan, Human Rights, and the Arts.

Comments

In Channel

Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution

2017-04-2501:16:42

Ryusuke Hamaguchi and Hazuki Kikuchi Talk “Happy Hour”

2017-03-2021:06

Staged Seduction: Selling Dreams in a Tokyo Host Club - Akiko Takeyama & Allison Alexy

2016-12-0244:19

Sustaining and Diversifying Japanese Studies - Dyron Dabney, Patricia Maclachlan, and Leonard Schoppa

2016-04-2627:24

Yamakiya Taiko - Interview with Genki Endo, Keisuku Suzuki, Erik Santos, Toko Shiiki

2016-04-0534:57

Reflecting on the 3/11 Disasters - Mieko Yoshihama & Satsuki Takahashi

2016-03-2201:00:47

Abe's New Security Laws - David Leheny and Kenneth McElwain

2016-03-1501:00:48

Interview with Sato Michiyoshi and Joshua Solomon

2016-03-1510:57

Performance by Sato Michiyoshi and Joshua Solomon

2016-03-1501:12:41

00:00

Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution

Center for Japanese Studies

#box-pro-ellipsis-176166454162236{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution

Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution

Center for Japanese Studies

Beate Sirota Gordon and the Making of Japan's Postwar Constitution