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Title: The Centennial History and Challenges of Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea

By Doh Shi-hwan et al.

Northeast Asian History Foundation | 225*152mm (A5 New) | 528 pages | KRW 17,000 | August 15, 2013
ISBN 978-89-6187-304-8 93910

Contents

Part 1｜The Process That Led to Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea
   1. The Modern Japanese Choshu Domain Clique’s Invasion of Korea- Missing Law and Ethics_ LEE Tae-jin
   2. Modern Korea-Japan Relations: On the Perception of and Response to Japan throughout the Korean Empire_JU Jin-o
   3. The Russo-Japanese War and Japan’s Annexation of Korea: The Russian Element_ WADA Haruki
   4. Otani Kikujo, Chief of Staff of the Japanese Army in Korea, and Korea Before and After the Conclusion of the Japan-Korea Protectorate Treaty of 1905_ MATSUDA Toshihiko
   5. The Types of Protectorates_ SASAKAWA Norigatsu

Part 2｜East Asian Colonialism and Japan
   1. The 'East Asian Crisis' and Colonialism_ ARAI Shinichi
   2. Thoughts on the Essence of the 'Policy of Kōminka': The 'Oath of Imperial Subjects'_ MIZUNO Naoki
   3. Japan’s Colonial Rule of ‘Joseon’ and the Koreans’ Response_ CHANG Se-yun
   4. Japan’s Invasion of Northeast China and the Argument of Manchuria and Korea’s Inseparability: Focusing on the Idea Suggested by Yamagata Aritomo [山縣有朋]_ Shiyong
   5. Colonial System and the “Mass”- Historical, Sociological Study of the Taiwanese “Mass” under the Rule of Imperial Japan_ LI Cheng-chi

Part 3｜The Illegality of Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea According to International Law
   1. On the Criminalization of Colonialism: Lessons from Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea_ Mushakoji Kinhite
   2. Clearing up the Past in East Asia_ Totsuka Etsuro
   3. Investigating the Truth about the Forced Signing of the 1910 Korea-Japan Agreement According to International Law _ DOH Shi-whan
   4. Review of Japan’s Annexation of Korea under International Law: On the Annexation’s Illegality and the 'Claims Settlement Agreement'_ LEE Keun-gwan

Part 4｜Historical Perception and Remaining Challenges
   1. A Century after Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea and Koreans Residing in Japan_ BYUN Young-ho
   2. Grounds for Settling the Past and the Choice for the Future_ CHA Ha-soon
   3. Space for Dialogue on East Asian Historical Issues_ Buping
   4. The Korea-Japan Agreement and Remaining Challenges_ LEE Jong-won
   5. The Act of Aggression: The American Occupation of Hawaii_Edward John Schultz

Part 5｜Historical Justice and the Perception of Reconciliation
   1. Joint Statement by Korean and Japanese Intellectuals on the 100th Year since the 'Annexation of Korea'
   2. List of Korean Signatories to the Joint Statement by Korean and Japanese Intellectuals
   3. List of Japanese Signatories to the Joint Statement by Korean and Japanese Intellectuals

Appendices
   1. Korea-Japan Protocol (February 23, 1904)
   2. The First Korea-Japan Treaty (August 22, 1904)
   3. The Second Korea-Japan Treaty (Eulsa Restriction Treaty, November 17, 1905)
   4. The Third Korea-Japan Treaty (Jeongmi Treaty, July 24, 1907)
   5. Treaty of Japan’s Forced Annexation of Korea (August 22, 1910)
   6. Treaty on Basic Relations between the Republic of Korea and Japan (June 22, 1965)
   7. Agreement on the Settlement of Property and Claims and Economic Cooperation between the Republic of Korea and Japan (June 22, 1965)

Index