Тревожные воины. Гендер, память и поп-культура в японской армии - Сабина Фрюштюк

bōei k yōryoku no tame no shikei (gaidorain) kankei shiryōshū (Collection of material on the guidelines of Japan-U.S. defense cooperation). Sangi’in Naikaku linkai Chōsashitsu, 1997.

Saoyama 2001 – Saoyama Sachie. Benkyō o ganbaru! (I study hard!) // Sōyū: So You. 2001. № 145 (4). P. 102.

Sapio 1996a – Bijin Jieikan 9-nin no arasoi to heiwa: watashi no baai (War and peace for nine beautiful female service members: My case) // Sapio. 1996. P. 128–131.

Sapio 1996b – Nihon wa ika ni kekkaku kokka ni natta ka? (How did Japan become a defective state?) // Sapio. 1996. P. 12–13.

Sasa 1994 – Sasa Atsuyuki. Poritico-miritari no susume (Suggestions for the politico-military complex). Toshi shuppan, 1994.

Sasaki 2001 – Sasaki Yōko. Sōryokusen to Josei heishi (Total war and female soldiers). Seikyūsha raiburari 19. Seikyūsha, 2001.

Sase 1980 – Sase Minoru. Jieitai no 30-nen sensō (The 30-year war of the SDF). Kōdansha, 1980.

Sasson-Levy 2003 – Sasson-Levy Oma. Frauen als Grenzgāngerinnen im israelischen Militār: Identitätsstrategien und praktiken weiblicher Soldaten in “männlichen” Rollen (Women as border crossers in the Israeli military:

Strategies and practices of identity among female soldiers in “male” roles) // Gender und Militär: Internationale Erfahrungen mit Frauen und Männern in Streitkräften / ed. by Christine Eifler and Ruth Seifert. Königstein: Ulrike Helmer Verlag (Heinrich Böll Stiftung), 2003. P. 74–100.

Satō F. 1999 – Satō Fumika. Nichibei no josei heishi o meguru jendā ideorogi no hensen (The transition of gender ideologies concerning female Japanese Self Defense Forces officials and female American soldiers) // Joseigaku. 1999. № 7. P. 132–152.

Satō F. 2000a – Satō Fumika. ‘Guntai to/no josei’ ron no tame ni (For a theory of military and women/military women) // Joseigaku Nenpō. 2000. № 21. P. 133–150.

Satō F. 2000b – Satō Fumika. Jieitai ni okeru jendā – ‘Bōei hakusho’ to Jieikan boshū posutā no hyōshō bunseki kara (Gender in the SDF: An analysis of the images in the “Defense white paper” and service member recruitment posters) // Sociology Today. 2000. № 10. P. 60–71.

Satō F. 2002 – Satō Fumika. Jendāka sareta gunjika (Gendered militarization) // Joseigaku. 2002. № 9. P. 47–65.

Satō F. 2004 – Satō Fumika. Gunji soshiki to jendā: Jieitai no Joseitachi (A military organization and gender: The women of the Self-Defense horces). Keiō gijuku daigakkō shuppankai, 2004.

Satō K. 1918 – Satō Kōichi. Gendai seinen no shinri (The psychology of present-day youth) // Shinri Kenkyū. 1918. № 14 (1). P. 1–26.

Satō M. et al. 2002 – Satō Minae et al. Kokumin to Jieitai no setten o hirogeru tame ni (In order to broaden the connections between the populace and the SDF) // Securitarian. 2002. № 1. P. 41–44.

Satō Takumi 2002 – Satō Takumi. ‘Kingu’ no Jidai (The era of “King”). Iwanami shoten, 2002.

Satō Toshiki 2000 – Satō Toshiki. Sore demo susumu ‘fubyōdō shakai-ka’ (“Unequal society” still expands) // Chūō Kōron. 2000. № 11. P. 92–100.

Satoh 1995 – Satoh Yukio. Emerging trends in Asia-Pacific security: the role of Japan // Pacific Review. 1995. № 8 (2). P. 267–281.

Sauter 1994 – Sauter Johanna. Sozio-politische Orientieriingsmuster von mānnlichen und weiblichen Jugendlichen in Ost– und Westdeutschland und deren Einstellungen zur Bundeswehr (Sociopolitical models of male and [emale youth in hast and West Germany and their attitudes toward the tserman military) (Sowi Arbeitspapier 86). Munich: Sozialwissenschaftliches Institut der Bundeswehr, 1994.

Schaffer 1994 – Schaffer Hanne Isabell. Konkurrenz unter hrauen: Arbeitsbeziehungen von weiblichen Beschāftigten bei der Bundeswehr (Competition among women: Work relations among female members of the German military) (Sowi-Arbeitspapier 86). Munich: Sozialwissenschaftliches Institut der Bundeswehr, 1994.

Schattschneider 2005 – Schattschneider Ellen. The bloodstained doll: Violence and the giftin wartime Japan // Journal of Japanese Studies. 2005. № 31 (2). P. 329–356.

Scheren 2001 – Scheren, Klaus. Kamikaze: Todesbefehl fūr Japans Jugend (Kamikaze: Order to die for Japan’s youth). Munich: Iudicium, 2001.

Schmidt 1997 – Schmidt Petra. Wiedergutmachung in Japan (Compensation in Japan) // Nachrichten der Gesellschaftfür Natur– und Vōlkerkunde Ostasiens. 1997. № 161–162. P. 135–168.

Schodt 2004 – Schodt, Frederik L. Dreamland Japan: Writing on modern manga. Berkeley: Stone Bridge Press, 2004 (1996).

Scholar 2002 – Nyōbō ni suru nara ‘tetsuwan bijo’! (For a wife take a “canon ball beauty”!) // Scholar. 2002, November. P. 40–50.

Schwind 1940 – Schwind Martin. Japanische Raumnot und Kolonisation (Japan’s lack of space and colonization) // “Mitteilungen” der Deutschen Gesellschaftfür Natur– und Völkerkunde Ostasiens. 1940. № 32 (C). P. 1–23.

Sebesta 1994 – Sebesta Lorenza. Women and the legitimation of the use of force: The case of female military service // Women soldiers: Images and realities / ed. by Valeria E. Russo, Lorenza Sebesta, Elisabetta Addis. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 1994. P. 28–47.

Securitarian 1997 – Daigakusei Jieitai seikatsu taiken tsuā (University students’ SDF experience tour) // Securitarian. 1997. № 10. P. 52–53.

Securitarian 1998a – Tokushū: Bōeichō, Jieitai Q&A (Special: Questions and answers about the JDA and the SDF) // Securitarian. 1998. P. 10–25.

Securitarian 1998b – “Kigyō no kōhō” to “Jieitai no kōhō” (“Company PR” and “SDF PR”) // Securitarian. 1998. P. 7–24.

Securitarian 1998c – Jieitai no kōhō katsudō, zurari shōkai (An introductory line-up of the SDF PR activities) // Securitarian. 1998. № 4. P. 16–20.

Securitarian 1998d – Jieitai no minsei kyōryoku (The SDF cooperation with civilians) // Securitarian. 1998. № 5. P. 29–33.

Securitarian 1998e – Jieitai no sōbi-ing (The SDF equipment) // Securitarian. 1998. № 7. P. 7–24.

Securitarian 1998f – Taiken nyūtai no haru (The spring of trial enlistment in the SDF) // Securitarian. 1998. № 6. P. 62–63.

Securitarian 1999 – Tokushū 4: Bõeichõ Naikyoku shokuin kara no iméji (Special 4: Image by officers at the Defense Agency) // Securitarian. 1999. № 11. P. 24–28.

Securitarian 2000a – Tokushū 3: Jieikan no puro ishiki ni fureta ‘Josei goikenban’ (A “female critic” who talked about professional consciousness of service members) // Securitarian. 2000. № 1. P. 22–23.

Securitarian 2000b – Ikushima Noriko: Kotoba wa iranai (Ikushima Noriko: Words are unnecessary) // Securitarian. 2000. № 2. P. 2–3.

Securitarian 2000c – Tokushú 1: Bõei daigakkõ (Special 1: The NDA) // Securitarian. 2000. № 3. P. 6–19.

Securitarian 2000d – Tokushū 2: Bõei daigakkõ Q&A (Special 2: NDA Q&A) // Securitarian. 2000. № 3. P. 20–23.

Securitarian 2000e – Tokushū 3: Bõdaisei tte, donna gakusei? (Special 3: What kind of students are the NDA cadets?) // Securitarian. 2000. № 3. P. 24–28.

Securitarian 2000f – Tokushū 1: Jieitai no gochisõ (Special 1: Food in the SDF) // Securitarian. 2000. № 5. P. 6–18.

Securitarian 2000g – Daigakusei: Jieitai seikatsu taiken tsuã (University students: A trial tour of life in the SDF) // Securitarian. 2000. № 6. P. 36.

Securitarian 2000h – Tokushū 1: Kokumin no bõei ishiki (Special 1: The defense knowledge of the population) // Securitarian. 2000. № 8. P. 6–18.

Securitarian 2000i – Watanabe Emiko: Misu heripõto (Watanabe Emiko: Miss Heliport) // Securitarian. 2000. № 12. P. 2–3.

Securitarian 2001a –