Memory and Reconciliation in the Asia-Pacific

记忆 ⚆ 和解 ⚆ 아태

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Bibliography

Home Scholarship & Research Bibliography

In this section, we present scholarly works on specific topics such as “comfort women,” POWs, and forced labor, as well as the literature that deals with reconciliation and memory issues in theoretical and comparative terms. Because the lists are by no means exhaustive, please contact us with suggestions on other works to add. 

Comfort Women

History Textbooks and Education

Museums and Memorials

POWs / Forced Labor

War Crimes

Theory and Comparison