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Hayashi Masaru Brian

Hayashi Masaru Brian
Affiliation and department：
Kyoto University Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies

About Kyoto University Graduate School of Human and Environmental Studies


Homepage URL  (1)： https://sites.google.com/site/hayashiamericanstudies/
Research field  (1)： History - Europe/America
Research keywords  (18)： 日米関係史 ,  Los Angels ,  Office of Strategic Services ,  Army ,  外交史 ,  Asia American ,  Japanese American ,  Japanese American internment ,  pan-pacific ,  nationalism ,  religion ,  American West ,  Race ,  Ethnicity ,  Intelligence ,  第二次世界大戦 ,  immigration history ,  二十世紀アメリカ史
Research theme for competitive and other funds  (4)：
  • 2013 - 2016 Spy Prevention:US National Security, Race, and Citizenship,1945-1952
  • 2011 - 2013 Yellow Peril and Racial Discrimination in the American Miilitary
  • 2006 - 2010 Transcending the Nation-State and Race : US-Japan Realtions and Activists, Scholars, and Soldiers in Pacific Ocean Rim Network
  • 2006 - 2007 Transcending Race:Asian American and Office of Strategic Services 1942-1947
Papers (7)：
  • Brian Masaru HAYASHI. Kilsoo Haan, American Intelligence, and the Anticipated Japanese Invasion of California, 1931-1943. Pacific Historical Review. 2014
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. Loyalty's Janus Face: The Office of Strategic Services and Asian Americans during Word War II. Doshisha American Studies V.48, 1-23. 2012
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. From Race to Nation:The Institute of Pacific Relations, Asia Americans, and George Blakeslee, from 1908 to 1929. The Japanese Journal of American Studies. 2012
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. Life at the Edge: One Historian’s Views of Cultural Politics on the Margins of American Society. Theory and Practice in American Studies: Cultural Politics in a Multiracial Society. 2007
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. Widening the Lens: Internationalizing Our Understanding of the Japanese American Internment. Cultural Linguistics Research, Volume 17, Number 1 (August 2005): 7-28. 2005
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MISC (4)：
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. Centralizing Intelligence, Creating Hierarchies: The Office of Strategic Services, Asian Americans, and Race during World War II. アメリカ学会第48回年次大会. 2014
  • Hayashi Brian Masaru. The Yellow Peril that was Neither: American Intelligence Agencies, Kilsoo Haan, and the war with Japan, 1931-1942. Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association 2012 Meeting. 2012
  • Brian Hayashi. “Like a Chameleon: From ‘Japanese’ to ‘Americans’ (of Japanese Ancestry), 1957-1974”. American Historical Association in San Diego. 2011
  • Brian Masaru Hayashi. “From Race to Nation: The Evolution of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Asian Americans, and George Blakeslee, 1908-1929,”. Association for Asian American Studies in Honolulu. 2009
Books (3)：
  • New Wave: Studies on Japanese Americans in the 21st Century
    Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University 2004
  • Democratizing the Enemy: The Japanese American Internment
    Princeton University Press 2004
  • For the Sake of Our Japanese Brethren: Assimilation, Nationalism, and Protestantism among the Japanese of Los Angeles, 1895-1942
    Stanford Univ. Press 1995
Lectures and oral presentations  (8)：
  • Why Race Matters (More Than Politics): The Contrasting Styles of Korean American Lobbyist Han Kil-Su and Oil Millionaire Edwin Pauley, 1931-1968
    (同志社アメリカ研究夏期セミナー(DASSS)2013 2013)
  • “Asian Americans in the American Spy Service in Asia”
    (Portland State University 2011)
  • “Exporting Democracy to East Asia?: Asian Americans and the Office of Strategic Services during World War II”
    (Portland State University 2011)
  • “To Be or Not to Be a Christian Patriot: Lessons Learned from Interned Japanese American Christians during World War II” and “Free Labor, Free Soil, Free Men?: Immigration Barriers and Protestant Immigrants during the Progressive Era”
    (Wheaton College 2008)
  • “Eggheads and Jocks: OSS field agents and social scientists in Asia during World War II”
    (Smithsonian Institution 2007)
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Professional career (1)：
  • Ph.D.歴史学 (UCLA)
Awards (3)：
  • 2006 - Western History Association Robert G. Athearn Award
  • 1996 - the Association for Asian American Studies History Prize
  • 1995 - Institute for the Study of American Evangelicals, History Prize Kenneth Scott Latourette Prize
Association Membership(s) (4)：
日本アメリカ学会 ,  Association for Asian American Studies(AAAs) ,  The Organization of American Historians(OAH) ,  American Historial Association(AHA)
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