Bull Jonathan Edward

Affiliation and department：
Job title： Lecturer

Research field (1)： History - Japan

Research keywords (7)： social history , cultural history , oral history , end of empire migration , decolonization , Hokkaido history , Karafuto history

Research theme for competitive and other funds (7)：

2023 - 2027 Sites of Contestation or Connection? Japan's imperial heritage and borders of memory
2023 - 2026 Comparing Japanese repatriation museums and German forced migration museums
2021 - 2025 Examining Diverse Perceptions and Memories of the Cold War from the Perspective of Local Communities: Focusing on the Western Pacific Region
2018 - 2024 The role of private charities in repatriation from the Japanese Empire
2019 - 2022 Between "repatriation" and "returning home": "Returns" from former colonies to Japan in the 1950s to 1970s

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Papers (7)：

Jonathan Bull. End of empire migration as evacuation and individual flight: the far north of the Japanese empire, 1945-1947. Cultural and Social History. 2023. 20. 2. 267-285
Jonathan Bull. National belonging and the production of neglect in the Japanese repatriate figure, 1945-1950. Journal of Migration History. 2022. 8. 3. 347-373
Jonathan Bull, Steven Ivings. Investigating the Ukishima-maru Incident in Occupied Japan: Survivor Testimonies and Related Documents. The Asia-Pacific Journal Japan Focus. 2021. 19. 3. 1-21
Jonathan Bull, Steven Ivings. Korean Repatriation and Historical Memory in Postwar Japan: Remembering the Ukishima-maru Incident at Maizuru and Shimokita. The Asia-Pacific Journal Japan Focus. 2020. 18. 21 (5). 1-22
Jonathan Bull, Steven Ivings. Return on display: memories of postcolonial migration at Maizuru. Japan Forum. 2019. 31. 3. 336-357

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MISC (10)：

Jonathan Bull. Book review of 'Eleven Winters of Discontent: The Siberian Internment and the Making of a New Japan', by Sherzod Muminov. Japan Review: Journal of the International Research Center for Japanese Studies. 2023. 38. 243-245
Jonathan Bull. Japanese Studies Open House. JSPS San Francisco Newsletter. 2022. 54. 13-14
Jonathan Bull. Using a Promotional Film to Analyse British Tourism in the 1950s and 1960s. Research Methods Primary Sources, Adam Matthew Digital. 2021. 1-15
Jonathan Bull. Using a Pamphlet as a Primary Source: A Case Study of the American Ex-Servicemen’s Association’s Pamphlet Australia. A New Home?. Research Methods Primary Sources, Adam Matthew Digital. 2021. 1-19
Jonathan Bull. Kinnen no eigoken no Saharin/Karafuto shi kenkyū (trans Nakayama Taishō). Hoppō jinbun kenkyū. 2020. 13. 159-163

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Books (9)：

Japanese Repatriation Museums and Bordering Memories of Empire
Bloomsbury 2024 ISBN:9781350324626
'Japanese-language historiography about end of empire migration: revising the extruded history of repatriation and hikiagesha'
Routledge 2023 ISBN:9781032284972
'Introduction'
Routledge 2023
「引揚を難民として考える-大日本帝国崩壊後の再評価」
北海道大学出版会 2022
'Sakhalin Koreans, Red Army reenactment and the construction of silence of historical memory: comments on the second session presentations' in Russia and its East Asian neighbors: Regions and people beyond borders
Research Faculty of Media and Communication, Hokkaido University 2021

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Education (3)：

2009 - 2014 Hokkaido University School of Law Doctoral course
2006 - 2007 School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS) MA Japanese Studies
1998 - 2001 University of Oxford Wadham College BA Politics, Philosophy and Economics

Professional career (1)：

PhD (Hokkaido University)

Work history (5)：

2018/09 - 現在 Hokkaido University Modern Japanese Studies Program, Research Faculty of Media and Communication Lecturer
2014/04 - 2019/03 Fuji Women's University Faculty of Humanities, English Language and Culture Adjunct Professor
2017/04 - 2018/08 Hokkaido University Slavic-Eurasian Research Center Assistant Professor
2014/04 - 2017/03 Hokkaido University Graduate School of Law Assistant Professor
2013/04 - 2017/03 Hokusei Gakuen University International Education and Language Center Adjunct Professor

Awards (1)：

2017/02 - Nathan & Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies and University of Maryland Libraries 20th Century Japan Research Award Settling the unsettled: history and memory in the construction of the Karafuto Repatriate

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