巴拉库什纳的新书认为发生在日本投降后,密切关注外交和军事努力将“日本帝国主义行为”绳之以法。
人鬼,鬼男人:日本战争罪行和中国的正义(哈佛大学出版社,2015年)关注日本战争罪行之后,问一些重要的问题:“为什么中国法律处理日本战争罪行?”和“什么是日本的反应,如何这些过程塑造冷战早期中日关系吗?”Two ways of reconsidering history shape the study. First, Kushner reframes Japan as a decolonizing empire, not just a defeated country. At the same time, he looks at the "shifting landscape of the concept of law in East Asia" and its impact on relations in the region during this period, especially in terms of international law and associated notions of accountability. These two broad historiographical re-orientations motivate an extraordinarily thoughtful and detailed treatment of the ways that conflict between the KMT and the CCP, and relations of both with other global powers, shaped the notion and history of war crimes trials. It's a clearly written and compellingly argued account that's also a pleasure to read! To hear our conversation about Barak's previous book
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