A View from the Far East: Neuroethics in Japan, Taiwan, and South Korea
Osamu Sakura
Do Koreans Have an “English Brain”? A Case Study in the Commercialization of Neuroscience
Hawon Chang and Sungook Hong
Neuroethics in Taiwan: Could There Be a Confucian Solution?
Tamami Fukushi and Kevin Chien-Chang Wu
A Practical Approach to Identify the Ethical and Social Problems during Research and Development: A Model for National Research Project of Brain-Machine Interface
Nozomi Mizushima and Osamu Sakura
Subject Issue on Science and Nationalism Part II
Guest Editors: Shigeru Nakayama and Hiromi Mizuno
Introduction to the 2nd Issue of “Science and Nationalism in Asia”
Hiromi Mizuno
Posturing for Modernity: Mishima Michiyoshi and School Hygiene in Meiji Japan
Izumi Nakayama
The Politics of Local Biology in Transnational Drug Testing: Creating (Bio)identities and Reproducing (Bio)nationalism Through Japanese “Ethno-bridging” Studies
Mark Nichter and Kimberly Kelly
Asian Regeneration? Technohybridity in Taiwan’s Biotech
Jennifer A. Liu
[ Book Reviews ]
Chen, Hsiu-Jane. 'Eine strenge Prüfung deutscher Art': Der Alltag der japanischen Medizinausbildung im Zeitalter der Reform von 1868 bis 1914 ['A Rigorous German Examination': The Daily Experience of Japanese Medical Education in the Age of Reform, 1868-1914]
Eric J. Engstrom
Yasuko Takezawa 竹沢泰子ed., Jinshu gainen no fuhensei wo tou 人種概念の普遍性を問う：西洋的パラダイムを越えて[Is Race a Universal Idea? Transcending the Western Paradigm]; Yasuko Takezawa竹沢泰子ed., Jinshu no hyōshō to shakaiteki riaritii人種の表象と社会的リアリティ[The Racial Representation and Social Reality of Race]; Takezawa, Yasuko ed., Racial Representations in Asia
Wen-Hua Kuo
Yu Xinzhong 余新忠 ed., Qing yilai de jibing, yiliao he weisheng 清以來的疾病、醫療和衛生：以社會文化史為視角的探索 [Disease, Medical Practice and Public Health since the Qing: an Exploration from the Perspective of Social-Cultural History]
He Bian
Waka Hirokawa 廣川和花, Kindai Nihon no Hansen-byō mondai to chiiki shakai近代日本のハンセン病問題と地域社会 [The Leprosy Problem and Communities in Modern Japan]
Susan L. Burns