List of Publications
1. Books
2021 (eds. with Frank N. Pieke) Global East Asia: Into the 21st Century, Oakland:
University of California Press, pp.344.
2021 (ed.) Tayousei to no taiwa: daibasiti suishin ga mienakusurumono, (Dialogue with
diversity: On what the promotion of diversity obscures) (in Japanese), Tokyo:
Seikyusha, pp.240.
2020 (eds. with Jessica Walton & Anita Harris) Everyday multiculturalism in/across Asia,
London: Routledge, pp.136.
2017 (eds. with Eva Tsai and Chris Berry) Routledge Handbook for East Asian Popular
Culture, London: Routledge, pp.308.
2016 Toransunashonaru Japan: popyura bunka ga ajia wo hirakui (in Japanese)
(Transnatuonal Japan: Popular culture opens up cross-border dialogue in Asia)
Iwanami Contemporary Libaracy, Iwanami Shoten. pp. 365. Revised edition of a
2001 publication with two new chapters.
2016 (eds. with Dan Black and Olivia Khoo) Contemporary Culture and Media in Asia,
London: Rowman & Littlefield International, pp.268.
2016 (eds. with Kim Hyun Mee and Hsia Hsiao-Chuan) Multiculturalism in East Asia:
A transnational exploration of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, London:
Rowman & Littlefield International pp.248.
2015 Resilient Borders and Cultural Diversity: Internationalism, Brand nationalism
and Multiculturalism in Japan, Maryland: Lexington Books, pp.148.
2014 (ed.) Haafu to wa dareka: jinshukonkou, media hyoushou, koushoujissen, (Who is
“half”?: Mixed race, media representation, negotiation practice) (in Japanese),
Tokyo: Seikyusha, pp.300.
2011 (ed.) Taiwa to shiteno terebibunka: Nikkkanchu wo kakyou suru (The exchange of
TV programs and its enhancement of citizens’ dialogues between Japan, Korea
and China) (in Japanese), Tokyo: Mineruva Shobou, pp.282.
2010 (ed.) Tabunkashakai no bunka wo tou: kyousei, komyuniti, media (Interrogating
“cultural” issues of multicultural society: Co-living, community and media) (in
Japanese), Tokyo: Seikyusha, pp. 238.
2008 (eds. with Chua Beng Huat) East Asian Pop Culture: Approaching the Korean
Wave, Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press, pp.303.
2007 Bunka no taiwaryoku: Sofuto pawâ to burando nashonarizumu wo koete
(Culture’s dialogic power: Beyond soft power and brand nationalism) (in
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Japanese), Tokyo: Nihon Keizai Shinbun Shuppansha, pp. 293.
2004 Asiarul Itnun Daejungmunhwa: Ilbon Gu Chogugkajok Yokmang (Korean
translation of Toransunashonaru Japan by Hirata Yukie and Okyung Jeong),
Seoul: Alternative Culture Publishing, pp.320.
2004 (eds. with Osamu Tada and Yasuhiro Tanaka) Okinawa ni tachisukumu (Flinching
at Okinawa) (in Japanese), Tokyo: Serika Shobou, pp.198.
2004 (eds. with Mandy Thomas and Stephen Muecke) Rogue Flows: Trans-Asian
cultural traffic, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong Press, pp.270.
2004 (ed.) Koeru bunka, kousaku suru kyoukai (Transgressing cultures and intersecting
boundaries) (in Japanese), Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppan, pp. 230.
2004 (ed.) Feeling Asian Modernities: Transnational consumption of Japanese TV
drama, Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong Press, pp.321.
2003 (ed.) Gurôbaru purizumu: Asian dorîmu to shiteno nihon no terebi dorama
(Global prism: Japanese trendy TV dramas and the representation of Asian
dreams) (in Japanese). Tokyo: Heibonsha, pp.301.
2002 Recentering globalization: Popular culture and Japanese transnationalism,
Durham: Duke University Press, pp.288.
2001 Toransunashonaru Japan (Transnational Japan) (in Japanese), Tokyo: Iwanami
Shoten, pp.360.
2. Refereed Journal Articles
2022 (with Satofumi Kawamura) Making neo-nationalist subject in Japan: The
intersection of nationalism, jingoism, and populism in the digital age,
Communication and the Public, Article first published online: February 4, 2022
2021 Dialoguing with diversity: Towards an inclusive and egalitarian society, Dive-In:
An International Journal on Diversity & Inclusion, No.1, pp.18-28.
2020 (with Jessica Walton & Anita Harris) Introduction to everyday multiculturalism
in/across Asia, Ethnic and Racial Studies, 43 (5), pp. 807-815.
2020 (with Fran Martin, Seto Wai Ling & Grace Gassin) Transcultural media practices
fostering cosmopolitan ethos in a digital age: Engagements with East Asian media
in Australia, Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, 21 (1), pp. 2-19.
2019 Globalization, Digitalization, and Renationalization: Some Reflections from
Japanese Cases, Situations: Cultural Studies in the Asian Context, 12 (1), pp.
1-22.
2019 Media, Communication and the Struggle for Social Progress, co-authored with
Nick Couldry, Clemencia Rodriguez et al. Media Development, Vol. 3, pp. 6-16.
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2018 Migrancy and Diplomacy: Fostering Cross-Border Dialogue and Collaboration in
the Age of Hyper-Mobility, The Brown Journal of World Affairs, 25 (1),
pp.165-178.
http://bjwa.brown.edu/25-1/koichi-iwabuchi-migrancy-and-diplomacy-fostering-c
ross-border-dialogue-and-collaboration-in-the-age-of-hyper-mobility/
2018 Media, communication and the struggle for social progress,
Co-authored by Nick Couldry, Clemencia Rodriguez, Göran Bolin, Julie
Cohen, Ingrid Volkmer, Gerard Goggin, Marwan Kraidy, Koichi Iwabuchi, Jack
Linchuan Qiu, Herman Wasserman, Yuezhi Zhao, Omar Rincón, Claudia
Magallanes-Blanco, Pradip Ninan Thomas, Olessia Koltsova, Inaya
Rakhmani, Kwang-Suk Lee, Global Media and Communication, 14(2), pp.
173-191.
2018 East Asian Rivalry, Digital Media and Proximate Enemies in Japan, Asia Review,
Vol. 7 No. 2 (Issue 14) Supplement, 2018: 183~204.
http://dx.doi.org/10.24987/SNUACAR.2018.02.7.2.E.183
2017 Koichi Iwabuchi with Supaporn Phokaew. Introduction, Special Issue of
Trans-Asian Human Mobilities and Encounters, Asian Review, vol 30, No.1: 1-3.
2017 (Co-editor of a special issue with Supaporn Phokaew) Trans-Asian Human
Mobilities and Encounters, Asian Review, vol 30, No.1.
2017. In Search of Proximate Enemies, Japan Forum, 29 (4): 437-449.
DOI: 10.1080/09555803.2017.1378704
2017. East Asian Rivalry, Digital Media and Proximate Enemies in Japan, Asia Review,
6 (2), pp. 143-168. (ISSN 2234-0386) (in Korean)
http://snuac.snu.ac.kr/center_eng/?page_id=220
2015 (co-authored with Yasuko Takezawa) Rethinking Race and Racism from Japanese
experiences, Japanese Studies, 35(1): 1-3.
2015 Editor of Special issue (co-edited with Yasuko Takezawa): Rethinking Race and
Racism from Japanese experiences, Japanese Studies, 35(1): 1-84.
2015 (co-authored with Fran Martin, Chris Healy, Olivia Khoo, Claire Maree, Keren Yi
and Audrey Yue), "Australia’s 'Asian Century': Time, Space and Public Culture,"
The Asia-Pacific Journal, Vol. 13, Issue 6, No. 1, February 10, 2015.
(http://www.japanfocus.org/-Audrey-Yue/4268/article.html)
2015 Modernity, Dialogue, and Re-nationalization: Critical Issues in the Study of
Trans-Asian Media Culture Connections, Asian Journal of Journalism and Media
Studies, Volume 1 (web journal: http://www.jmscom.org/en/ajjm/)
2015 Pop-culture diplomacy in Japan Soft power, nation branding and the question of
‘international cultural exchange’, International Journal of Cultural Policy, 21 (4):
419-432.
2014 Critical mixed race studies and Japanese experiences: Introduction, Journal of
Intercultural Studies, 35(6): 621-626.
2014 Editor of Special Section: Critical mixed race studies and Japanese experiences,
Journal of Intercultural Studies, 35(6): 621-688.
2014 De-Westernization, inter-Asian referencing and beyond, European Journal of
Cultural Studies, 17(1): 44-57.
2014 Against banal-internationalism, Asian Journal of Social Science, vol 41: 437-452.
2013 Managing transnational ethno-cultural flows and the international regime of
cultural diversity, Annual Review for Cultural Studies, vol 1: 85-98.
2011 Tabunka shakai no media: bunka sitexizunshippu nojissen ni mukete
(Multicultural society, media communication and cultural citizenship), Masu
Comyunikeshon Kenkyu (Mass Communication Research), vol 79: 5-26.
2010 “China”, Japan’s chimera and media cultural globalization, Cinema Journal,
volume 40.3, Spring 2010: 149-153.
2010 Globalization, East Asian media cultures and their publics, Asian Journal of
Communication, Special issue, “Asian Communication Research: The past
20-years, and the next”, 20 (2): 197-212.
2010 De-Westernization and the governance of global cultural connectivity: A dialogic
approach to East Asian media cultures, Postcolonial Studies 13(4): 403-419.
2008 Lost in TransNation: Tokyo and the urban imaginary in the era of globalization,
Inter-Asia Cultural Studies 9 (4):543-556.
2008 Leaving Aside “Cool Japan”…Things we’ve got to discuss about media and
cultural globalization (translated into French), Critique Internationale, no.38:
37-53.
2005 Multinationalizing the multicultural: the commodification of “ordinary foreigners”
in a Japanese TV talk show”, Japanese Studies 25 (2): 103-118.
2003 Japanese pop culture and uneven global connections, Japan Review 17 (2):
128-139.
2002 ‘Soft’ nationalism and narcissism: Japanese popular culture goes global, Asian
Studies Review 26 (4): 447-469.
2002 Nostalgia for Asian modernities: Japan’s consumption of Asia in the 1990s,
positions: east asia cultures critique 10 (3): 547-573.
2001 Uses of Japanese popular culture; Media globalization and postcolonial desire for
‘Asia’, Emergences: Journal of Media and Composite Cultures, 11(2): 197-220.
2001 Japanese popular culture and East Asian modernities, Media Development, vol. 3:
25-30.
1999 Return to Asia? Japan in the global audiovisual market (translated into Chinese),
Journal of Communication & Culture no. 6: 63-82.
1998 Pure Impurity: Japan’s genius for hybridism, Communal/Plural: Journal of
Transnational and Cross-cultural Studies 6 (1): 71-86.
1998 Marketing ‘Japan’: Japanese cultural presence under a global gaze, Japanese
Studies 18 (2): 165-180.
1998 Genius for Glocalization or the Sweet Scent of Asian Modernity: Japanese
Cultural Export to Asia (translated into Chinese), Con-temporary no.125, January
1998: 14-36
1996 Purposeless Globalization or Idealess Japanization? Japanese Cultural Industries
in Asia, Culture and Policy 7(1): 33-42.
1995 Return to Asia? Japan in the Global Audiovisual Market (a revised longer version),
Media Information Australia, 77, August: 94-106.
1995 Book review of Politics and the news media in Japan by Ofer Feldman, The
Newsletter of Japanese Studies Association in Australia, 15(1), May: 84-87.
1994 Return to Asia? Japan in the Global Audiovisual Market, SOJOURN (Journal of
Social Issues in Southeast Asia), 9(2): 226-45.
1994 Complicit Exoticism: Japan and Its Other, Continuum, 8 (2): 49-82.
3. Chapters in edited books
2022 Border crossing and the question of transgressiveness, Kim Youna (ed.), Media in
Asia: Global, Digital, Gendered and Mobile, London, Routledge, pp107-121.
2021 In the name of national interest: Globalization and media culture in 21st century
Japan, Dal Yong Jin (ed.), The Routledge Handbook of Digital Media and
Globalization, London: Routledge, pp.89-99.
2021 (with Frank N. Pieke) Introduction, Global East Asia: Into the 21st Century, F.
N.Pieke & K. Iwabuchi (eds), Oakland: University of California Press, pp.1-15.
2021 Tayousei to no taiwa, (Dialogue with diversity) (in Japanese), K. Iwabuchi (ed.)
Tayousei to no taiwa: daibasiti suishin ga mienakusurumono, (Dialogue with
diversity: On what the promotion of diversity obscures), Tokyo: Seikyusha,
pp.11-35.
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2020 Cool Japan, Creative Industries, and Diversity, G. Xin, M K Lim & J O’Connor
(eds), Re-Imagining Creative Cities in Twenty-First Century Asia, London:
Palgrave Macmillan, pp.187-199
2020 (with Jessica Walton & Anita Harris) Introduction: everyday multiculturalism
in/across Asia, J Walton, A. Harris & K. Iwabuchi (eds) Everyday
multiculturalism in/across Asia, pp. 1-8.
2020 Transnationalism, Inter-nationalism and multicultural questions, Kevin Smets,
Koel Leurs, Myria Georgiou, Saskia Willteborn & Radhika Gajjala (eds), The
Sage Handbook of Media and Migration, London: Sage, pp.34-39.
2019 Trans-Asia as method: a collaborative and dialogic project in a globalized world,
Jeroen de Kloet, Yiu Fai Chow and Gladys Pak Lei Chong (eds), Trans-Asia as
Method: Theory and Practices, London: Rowman & Littlefield International,
24-41.
2019 Trans-Asian engagement in/and Japan, David Chapman and Carol Hayes (eds),
Japan in Australia: Culture, Context and Connections, London: Routledge,
pp.149-160.
2019 Media Culture Globalization and/in Japan, Paolo Sigismondi (ed.), World
Entertainment Media: Global, Regional and Local Perspectives, New York:
Routledge, pp.155-163.
2018 Media and communications, Co-authored by Nick Couldry, Clemencia
Rodriguez, Göran Bolin, Julie Cohen, Ingrid Volkmer, Gerard Goggin, Marwan
Kraidy, Koichi Iwabuchi, Jack Linchuan Qiu, Herman Wasserman, Yuezhi
Zhao, Omar Rincón, Claudia Magallanes-Blanco, Pradip Ninan Thomas, Olessia
Koltsova, Inaya Rakhmani, Kwang-Suk Lee, International Panel on Social
Progress (IPSP) (ED.), Rethinking Society for the 21st Century: Report of the
International Panel on Social Progress Vol.2, Cambridge University Press,
pp.523-562.
2018 Globalization, Culture, and Communication: Renationalization in a Globalized
World, Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Communication, Oxford University
Press. doi: 10.1093/acrefore/9780190228613.013.631
2018 Cultural policy, cross-border dialogue and diversity, F. Darling-Wolf (ed.),
Routledge Handbook for Japanese Media, London: Routledge, pp 365-374.
2017 Introverted jingoism in a post-imagined-community digital era: The Upswing of
Hate Speech Demonstration in Japan, Chih-Ming Wang and Daniel PS Goh
(eds), Precarious Belongings: Affect and Nationalism in Asia, London, Rowan
& Littlefield International, pp.39-55.
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2017 Creative industries and Cool Japan, Global Game Industries and Cultural Policy,
Anthony Fung (ed.), Palgrave Global Media Policy and Business,
Gewerbestrasse, Springer International Publishing, pp. 33-52
2017 (with Eva Tsai and Chris Berry) Critical approaches to East Asian pop culture,
Routledge Handbook for East Asian Pop Culture, Koichi Iwabuchi, Chris Berry
and Eva Tsai (eds), London: Routledge, pp. 1-10.
2017 East Asian popular culture and inter-Asian referencing, Routledge Handbook for
East Asian Pop Culture, Koichi Iwabuchi, Chris Berry and Eva Tsai (eds),
London: Routledge, pp. 24-33.
2017 Trans-East-Asia as method, Routledge Handbook for East Asian Pop Culture,
Koichi Iwabuchi, Chris Berry and Eva Tsai (eds), London: Routledge, pp.
276-284.
2016 Introduction: A Trans-Asia approach to contemporary culture and media studies,
in Contemporary Culture and Media in Asia, Dan Black, Olivia Khoo and
Koichi Iwabuchi (eds), London: Rowman & Littlefield International, pp.1-10.
2016 Rethinking Multiculturalism from a Trans-East Asian Perspective, in
Multiculturalism in East Asia: A Trans-national exploration of Japan, South
Korea and Taiwan, Koichi Iwabuchi, Kim Hyun Mee and Hsia Hsiao-Chuan
(eds), London: Rowman & Littlefield International: 1-18
2016 Multicultural co-living (tabunka kyosei) in Japan: Localized engagement without
multiculturalism, in Multiculturalism in East Asia: A Trans-national exploration
of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan, Koichi Iwabuchi, Kim Hyun Mee and Hsia
Hsiao-Chuan (eds), London: Rowman & Littlefield International: 55-68.
2016 "Enkakuchi tabunkashugi: osutoraria no nikkeijin to imakoko ni meduita
toransu-nashonarizumu" (in Japanese) (Long-distance multiculturalism:
Japanese diaspora in Australia and rooted-transnationalism), "Osutoraria no
nihonjin: kako, soshite genzai (Japanese in Australia: Past and Presnet), Jun
Nagamoto (ed.), Kyoto: Horitubunkasha, pp204-215.
2015 Cultural citizenship and prospects for Japan as a multicultural nation, Making and
Transnational Trajectories: Nation, Citizenship, and Region in East Asia,
Yasemin Soysal (ed), London, Routledge: 239-253.
2015 Re-imagining ‘Japan’: Beyond the Inter-National Governance of Cultural
Diversity, Paolo Calvetti & Marcella Mariotti (eds), Contemporary Japan
Challenges for a World Economic Power in Transition, Ca' Foscari Japanese
Studies, Venezia: Universita Ca' Foscari Venezia: 77-92.
2014 Haafu ga terashidasu jinshukonkou no bunkaseiji (Haafu and the cultural politics
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of racial mixing), Haafu to wa dareka: jinshukonkou, media hyoushou,
koushoujissen, Koichi Iwabuchi (ed.), Tokyo: Seikyusha: 11-26.
2013 Korean Wave and inter-Asian referencing, The Korean Wave: Korean Media Go
Global, Kim Youna (ed.), London: Routledge: 43-57.
2013 Kokkyo no koesaserarekata (national border crossing and its transgressiveness)(in
Japanese), Democracy and Community: On the future of Northeast Asia, Yasuhiro
Nakagami & Yuichi Nakagami (eds), Tokyo: Mirahsia: 169-197.
2013 Culture and National Border Administration in Twenty-First Century Japan,
Communication and Power in the Global Era: Orders and Borders, Marwan
Kraidy (ed.), New York: Routledge: 96-110.
2012 Why take trans-Asian media culture connections seriously? Toward East Asia as a
dialogic communicative space, In Elena Kolesova and Scott Wilson (Eds.) Cool
New Asia: Asian Popular Culture in a Local Context. (Peer reviewed conference
proceeding of the international symposium Cool New Asia: Asian Popular Culture
in a Local Context, Unitec Institute of Technology, Auckland, 25-26 November
2011). Unitec ePress, 18-29.
http://www.unitec.ac.nz/epress/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Cool-New-Asia-final.
pdf
2012 Uses of media culture, usefulness of media culture studies: Beyond brand
nationalism, into public dialogue, Creativity and Academic Activism: Instituting
Cultural Studies, Meaghan Morris and Mette Hjort (eds), Hong Kong University
Press & Durham, Duke University Press: 139-156.
2011 Culture flows: Japan and East Asia, T. Bestor and V. Bestor (eds), The Handbook
for Japanese Culture and Society, New York: Routledge: 263-272.
2011Gurobaru gabanansu wo koeru taiwateki na kokyoukukan (Beyond global
governance of culture, into a public dialogue)(in Japanese), H. Wada et.al (eds),
Higashi Ajia Gendai Tsushi vol. 10, Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten: 375-394.
2010 “Ordinary Foreigners” Wanted: Multinationalization of multicultural questions in
a Japanese TV Talk Show, Mitsuhiro Yoshimoto, Eva Tsai and JungBong Choi
(eds) Television, Japan, and Globalization, Ann Arbor, MI: Center for Japanese
Studies, The University of Michigan: 27-50.
2010 Undoing inter-national fandom in the age of brand nationalism, Frenchy Lunning
(ed.) Mechademia #5, Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press: 87-96.
2010 Tabunkashakai Nihon ni okeru bunka notoi (What is the cultural questions of
Japan as a multicultural society), Koichi Iwabuchi (ed.) Tabunkashakai no bunka
wo tou: kyousei, komyuniti, media (Interrogating “cultural” issues of multicultural
society: Co-living, community and media) (in Japanese), Tokyo: Seikyusha: 9-34.
2010 Burando nashonarizumu no jidaini okeru bunka to kanri (Culture and
administration in the age of brand nationalism), Shoji Yamada (ed.) Komonzu to
bunka: Bunka wa dareno monoka (Commons and culture: Who owns culture?),
Tokyo, Tokyodo Shuppan, 333-370.
2009 Taking “Japanization” seriously: Cultural globalization reconsidered, Daya
Thusssu (ed.) International Communication: A Reader, London: Routledge:
410-423.
2009 Reconsidering East Asian connectivity and the usefulness of media and cultural
studies, Chris Berry, Niclola Liscuitin and Jonathans Mackintosh (eds) Cultural
Studies and Cultural Industries in Northeast Asia: What a difference a region
makes, Hong Kong, University of Hong Kong Press: 24-36.
2009 Gurôbaruka to media bunka saikou (Media and cultural globalization revisited)(in
Japanese), NHK Housou bunka kenkyuusho (ed.), Housou Media Kenkyuu
(Studies of boadcasting media), Tokyo: Maruzen: 7-32.
2008 When the Korean Wave meets resident Koreans in Japan: Intersection of the
transnational, the postcolonial and the multicultural, Chua Beng Huat and K.
Iwabuchi (eds) East Asian Pop Culture: Approaching the Korean Wave, Hong
Kong: Hong Kong University Press: 243-264.
2008 Symptomatic transformations: Japan, the media and cultural globalization, in Rien
T. Segers (ed.) A New Japan for the Twenty-first Century: An Inside Overview of
Current Fundamental Changes, London: Routledge: 125-140.
2008 Marketing ‘Japan’: Japanese Cultural Presence under a Global Gaze, Ben
Highmore (ed.), The Design Culture Reader, London: Routledge: 218-232.
2008 Discrepant intimacies: Popular culture flows in East Asia. In Michael Ryan (ed.),
Cultural Studies: An Anthology, Oxford, UK and Malden, MA: 1264-1278.
2008 Dialogue with the Korean Wave: Japan and its postcolonial discontents", Youna
Kim (ed.) Media Consumption and Everyday Life in Asia, London: Routledge:
127-144.
2008 (with Chua Beng Huat) Introduction: East Asian TV dramas: Identifications,
sentiments and effects, Chua Beng Huat and K. Iwabuchi (eds) East Asian Pop
Culture: Approaching the Korean Wave, Hong Kong: Hong Kong University
Press: 1-12.
2007 Media bunka no gurôbaruka to kokusai bunka kouryu no seijisei (Politics of
international cultural exchange in media globalization) (in Japanese), K. Ono (ed.)
Gurôbaru komyunikêshonron (Global communication theories), Kyoto: Sekai
Shisousha: 118-137.
2007 Cultures of Empire: Transnational media flows and cultural (dis)connections in
East Asia, Paula Chakravarty and Yuezhi Zhao (eds.) Global Communications:
Toward a transcultural political economy, Lanham, Maryland: Rowman &
Littlefield: 143-162.
2006 Japanese popular culture and postcolonial desire for “Asia”, in M Allen and R
Sakamoto (eds) Popular Culture, Globalization and Japan, London & New York:
Routledge: 15-35.
2006 Contra-flows, or the cultural logic of uneven globalization? Japanese media in the
global agora, in D. Thussu (ed.) Media on the Move: Global Flow And
Contra-flow, London & New York, Routledge: 67-83.
2005 Transnational media culture and the possibility of transgressive dialogues, L.
Wong (ed.), Globalization and Intangible Cultural Heritage, Paris, UNESCO:
128-135.
2005 Toransunashonaru media: Higashi ajia no tsunagarikata (East Asian
connectivities through transnational media) (in Japanese), T. Kajita (ed.) Shin
Kokusai Shakaigaku (International Sociology, New edition), Nagoya: Nagoya
University Press: 155-178.
2005 Discrepant intimacy: Popular culture flows in East Asia, Asian Media Studies,
John N. Erni & S. K. Chua (eds), New York: Blackwell: 19-36.
2004 Time and the Neighbour: Japan’s media consumption of “Asia”, K. Iwabuchi, S.
Muecke & M. Thomas (eds), Rogue Flows: Trans-Asian cultural traffic. Hong
Kong: University of Hong Kong Press: 151-174.
2004 Postcolonialism, political correctness and self-representation of ‘Koreanness’ in
Japan, M. Weiner (ed.) Race, Ethnicity and Migration in Modern Japan:
Indigenous and colonial others vol. 2 (Routledge Library of Modern Japan),
London: Routledge: 241-263.
2004 Okinawa ni tachisukumu (Flinching at Okinawa) (in Japanese), K. Iwabuchi, O.
Tada & Y. Tanaka (eds), Okinawa ni tachisukumu (Flinching at Okinawa), Tokyo:
Serika Shobou: 1-19.
2004 Maruchinashonarizumu to arifureta tabunkajoukyou: media de shouhinka sareru
“futsu no gaikokujinn” (Banal multiculturalism and Multi-nationalism:
Commodification of “ordinary foreigners” in the Japanese media) (in Japanese), T.
Morris-Suzuki and S. Yoshimi (eds), Gurôbarizêshon no bunka seiji (Cultural
politics of globalization), Tokyo: Heibonsha: 309-358.
2004 Kanryuu ga “zainichi korian” to deatta toki (When Korean Wave encounters
resident Koreans in Japan) (in Japanese), Y. Mouri (ed.) Nisshiki Kanryuu
(Korean Wave in the Japanese context), Tokyo: Serika Shobou: 112-153.
2004 How “Japanese” is Pokemon?, in J. Tobin (ed.), Pikachu's Global Adventure: The
Rise and Fall of Pokémon, Durham: Duke University Press: 53-79.
2004 Houhou to shite no toransu ajia (Trans-Asia as a method) (in Japanese), K.
Iwabuchi (ed.) Koeru bunka, kousaku suru kyoukai (Transgressing cultures and
intersecting boundaries), Tokyo: Yamakawa Shuppan: 3-24.
2004 Feeling Glocal: Japan in the global TV format business, Albert Moran and
Michael Keane (eds.) Television Across Asia: TV Industries, program formats and
globalization, London: RoutledgeCurzon: 21-35.
2004 Cultural globalization and Asian media connections, K. Iwabuchi (ed.) Feeling
Asian Modernities: Transnational consumption of Japanese TV drama, Hong
Kong: University of Hong Kong Press: 2-22.
2004 (with S. Muecke & M. Thomas) Introduction: Siting Asian cultural flows, K.
Iwabuchi, S. Muecke & M. Thomas (eds), Rogue Flows: Trans-Asian cultural
traffic. Hong Kong: University of Hong Kong Press: 1-10.
2003 Tsunagaru ajia no yuuwaku (Seduction of Asian connectivity) (in Japanese), S.
Yoshimi et al (eds), Ajia shinseiki, dai 4-kan, Shijou (Asian New Century vol.4.
Market), Tokyo: Iwanami Shoten: 205-218.
2003 Pop culture’s lingua franca: Language differences and regional cultural flows in
East Asia, in J. Lindsay and Tan Y. Y. (eds), Babel or Behemoth: Language
Trends in Asia, Singapore: Asia Research Institute, National University of
Singapore: 161-173.
2003 Jouhouken kara jouchoken to shiteno higashi ajia he (Conceiving East Asia not as
information sphere but as emotional sphere) (in Japanese), M. Ito, T. Nishigaki &
T. Masamura (eds) Gurôbaru shakai no jouhouron (Informatology of global
society), Tokyo: Waseda University Press: 143-175.
2003 Gurôbaruka no purizumu to shiteno ajia media bunka koustuu (Asian media
cultural traffic as global prism) (in Japanese), K. Iwabuchi (ed.) Gurôbaru
Purizumu: Asian dorîmu to shiteno nihon no terebi dorama (Global prism:
Japanese trendy TV dramas and the representation of Asian dreams), Tokyo:
Heibonsha: 7-38.
2002 Media & popyurâ karuchâ (Media & popular culture) (in Japanese), T. Iyotani
(ed.) Gurôbarizêshoni (Globalization), Tokyo: Sakuhinsha: 122-123.
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2002 Gurôbaruka no nakano media to bunka (Media and culture under globalization) (in
Japanese), Aeramook: Bunkagaku ga wakaru (Introduction to Cultural Studies),
Tokyo: Asahi Shinbunsha: 39-43.
2002 From Western gaze to global gaze: Japanese cultural presence in Asia, F. Crane, N.
Kawashima and K. Kawasaki (eds), Global Culture: Media, Arts, Policy and
Globalization, London: Routledge: 256-273.
2001 Transunashonaru media shouhi ni okeru bunka kyori to bunka kenryoku no
sakusou (Cultural distance and cultural power in the transnational media
consumption) (Japanese), Kurihara et al (eds) Bunka no shijou: Koutsuu suru
(Cultural market and cultural traffic), Tokyo: Tokyo daigaku shuppankai: 63-97.
2001 Becoming ‘culturally proximate’: The a/scent of Japanese idol dramas in Taiwan,
B. Moeran (ed.) Asian Media Productions. London: Curzon Press: 54-74.
2000 To globalize, localize or regionalize, that’s the question: Japan’s response to
media globalization, G. Wang et al. (eds) The New Communications Landscape:
Demystifying Media Globalization, London: Routledge: 142-159.
2000 Return to Asia? Japan in the global audiovisual market (translated into Chinese),
Lee Tain-Dow (ed.) Media Globalization in Asia-Pacific Region, Taipei,
Asia-Pacific Press: 191-218.
2000 Postcolonialism, political correctness and self-representation of ‘Koreanness’ in
Japan, S. Ryan (ed.) Koreans in Japan: Critical Voices from the Margin. London:
Routledge: 55-73.
2000 Genius for Glocalization or the Sweet Scent of Asian Modernity: Japanese
Cultural Export to Asia (translated into Chinese), Lee Tain-Dow (ed.) Media
Globalization in Asia-Pacific Region: 305-340.
1999 Return to Asia? Japan in the Asian Audiovisual Market, K. Yoshino (ed.)
Consuming Ethnicity and Nationalism: Asian Experiences. London: Curzon Press:
177-199.
1998 Complicit Exoticism: Japan and its other (translated into Chinese), Orientalism
and Occidentalism (Translation Series on Social and Cultural Studies). Hong
Kong: Oxford University Press: 191-234.
1998 Bunkateki mushuusei, soretomo Ajianmodanitî no houkou: Ajia he no nihon no
bunka yushutu (Cultural odourlessness or the sweet scent of Asian modernity:
Japanese cultural export to Asia) (in Japanese), A. Igarashi (ed.) Henyou suru ajia
to nihon: Ajia shakai ni shintou suru nihon no popyurâ karuchâ (Changing
relationship between Asia and Japan: The spread of Japanese popular culture in
Asia). Tokyo: Seori Shobou: 41-80.
13 Koichi Iwabuchi/Publications
4. Reports and Other Articles
2018 (with Nick Couldry, Nick, Rodriguez et al) Inequality and Communicative
Struggles in Digital Times: A Global Report on Communication for Social
Progress CARGC (Center for Advanced Research in Global Communication)
Strategic Documents.1.
https://repository.upenn.edu/cargc_strategicdocuments/1
2017 Cool Japan, Creative Industries and Diversity, ERIA (Economic Research Institute
for ASEAN and East Asia) Discussion Paper Series, No. 287.
http://www.eria.org/publications/cool-japan-creative-industries-and-diversity/
2009 Cultural policy and the challenge of cultural diversity in Japan: Beyond brand
nationalism, into public dialogue, consultant report submitted to the Division of
Cultural Policies and Intercultural Dialogue of UNESCO for a project “Towards a
New Cultural Policy Framework: Conceptual and Operational Guidelines to
Integrate Cultural Diversity and Intercultural Dialogue Principles”.
2009 Ekkyou suru higashi ajia no terebi bunka (Transnationalization of East Asian TV
cultures) (in Japanese), Galac, April, May and June.
2008 Kokusai bunka kouryuu kara tsugi no dankai he (Inter-national cultural exchange
and beyond) (in Japanese) Asia/Pacific Cultural Centre for UNESCO Newsletter,
No.369: 2-4.
2006 Kokusaihourou rongi de miushinawareru koukyousei (Suppressed public-ness in
the discussion of international broadcasting service), (in Japanese) Economisuto
84 (27), May 23: 50-53.
2003 (with Shin Mizukoshi) Zainichi gaikokujin no media shouhi to toransunashonaru
aidentiti no kouchiku (Media consumption and the construction of transnational
identity of foreign residents in Japan) (in Japanese), research report submitted to
the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japanese
Government.
2002 The (im)possibility of understanding “Japan” through popular culture P-I, Across
the Sea (Newsletter of The Japan Foudation, Sydney), January, No.43: 1-2
2002 The (im)possibility of understanding “Japan” through popular culture P-II, Across
the Sea (Newsletter of The Japan Foudation, Sydney), April, No.44: 5
2002 Nihon nojitsuryoku: bunkateki sonzaikan (Japan’s real power: cultural presence in
the world) (in Japanese), Ronza: 102-105.
2002 Kokkyou wo koeta terebidorama (Transnational flows of TV dramas) (in
Japanese), Japan Foundation Asia Center Newsletter, No.21: 18-19
３2002 Ajia wo tsunagu popyurâbunka (Popular culture connecting Asia) (in Japanese),
Keieisha, January: 62-65.
1998 Gurôbarizêshon no nakano nihonbunka no nioi (Japanese cultural odour and the
globalization of culture) (in Japanese) Sekai April: 69-81.