Professor Tessa Morris-Suzuki
BA (Hons) (Bristol), PhD (Bath), FAHA
Professor Emerita of Japanese History, School of Culture, History and Language, ARC Laureate Fellow 2012
College of Asia & the Pacific
Areas of expertise
- Asian History 210302
- Studies Of Asian Society 169903
- Multicultural, Intercultural And Cross Cultural Studies 200209
- Postcolonial Studies 200211
- Migration 160303
- Citizenship 160602
Research interests
The past and present of the indigenous people of the Russo-Japanese border area (Hokkaido, Sakhalin, the Kurile Ilsands and the Lower Amur region); grassroots movements and survival politics in Northeast Asia; the Korean War in regional context; border controls and migration in East Asia; national identity and ethnic minorities in Japan; modern Japanese historiography; human rights in Asia; globalization processes (with particular reference to Northeast Asia); memory and reconciliation in Northeast Asia.
Biography
My books include On the Frontiers of History: Rethinking East Asian Borders (2020), Japan's Living Politics (2020), The Living Politics of Self-Help Movements in East Asia (2018), co-edited with Tom Cliff and Shuge Wei; New Worlds from Below (2017), co-edited with Eun Jeong Soh; East Asia Beyond the History Wars (2013), co-authored with Morris Low, leonid Petrov and Timothy Y. Tsu; Borderline Japan (2010), a study of migration and border controls in the postwar era; To the Diamond Mountains (2010), which retraces the journey made by English traveler Emily Georgiana Kemp through China and Korea in 1910; Exodus to North Korea (2007), a study of the mass migration of ethnic Koreans from Japan to North Korea in the Cold War era, and The Past Within Us: Media, Memory, History (2005), which discusses the representation of history in varied popular media. I co-edited the eight-volume history of the Asia-Pacific War published in Japanese by Iwanami Publishers, 2005-2006 and the multi-volume work Hitobito no Seishinshi, history of popular ideas and emotions in postwar Japan, publiched by Iwanami in 2015-2016.
Career highlights
Laureate of the Academic Award, Fukuoka Prize (2013); ARC Laureate Fellow (2012); Council member, International Council on Human Rights Policy (2011-2012); Convenor, Asian Civil Rights Network (2003-present); Convenor, Asian Studies in Asia Network (1999-2005); Member, Foreign Affairs Council (1998-2001); President, Asian Studies Association of Australia (2000-2002); International Secretary, Australian Academy of the Humanities (1995-98); Chair of Faculty, Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies, Australian National University (1994-96).
Researcher's projects
CURRENT
Crossroads in the Sea: The Indigenous History of Sakhalin and the Okhotsk Region
Biographical research on Ethel May (Monte) Punshon, 1882-1989, and her role as a bridge-builder between Australia and Japan
COMPLETED
Informal Life Politics in the Remaking of Northeast Asia: From Cold War to Post Cold War
Northeast Asia and the Korean War: Legacies of Hot and Cold Wars in Contemporary Constructions of the Region - with Prof. Li Narangoa, Prof. Lee Jeanyong and Dr. leonid Petrov
East Asia Beyond Conflict - A study of the role of media and civil society in historical reconciliation between the countries of Northeast Asia (with Dr. Morris Low, Dr. Leonid Petrov and Prof. Timothy Tsu)
Dilemmas of Humanitarianism in the Asia Pacific region, 1941-1965 - with Dr. Keiko Tamura and Dr. Christine Winter
Current student projects
Paik Yon-jae, Bellows that breathe new life: Informal life politics on organic farming in South Korea, 1976-2014 (PhD project - part of ARC Laureate project "Informal Life Politics in the Remaking of Northeast Asia"; Supervisor and Chair).
Lina Koleilat, Catholic Social Movement in Contemporary South Korea (PhD project; Supervisor and Chair)
Uchralt Otede, Informal Life Politics in Mongolia (PhD project - part of ARC Laureate project "Informal Life Politics in the Remaking of Northeast Asia"; Supervisor and Chair)
Judith Pabian, Everyday politics of resistance in rural Italy, 1943-47 (PhD project; Supervisor).
Danton Leary, Performing the "Sacred Trust" - A Comparative Study of Japan and Australia's Experience with the League of Nations Mandates System (PhD project, Co-Supervisor).
Minseon Lee, The Dynamics of Cross-Cultural Encounters between Korean Villagers and North American Missionaries in an Early Protestant Community in the Late 19th Century Korea (PhD project, Supervisor and Chair)
Joo-whee Lee, Memories of Separated Families and the Narratives of Reunification: The Case of the Repatriated Zainichi 'North Korean Migrants' in South Korea and in Japan (PhD project, Supervisor and Chair).
Rina Kikuchi, (Re)assessment of Sagawa Chika (1911-1936) as a Doubly Marginalised Poet (PhD project, Co-supervisor).
Publications
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2020, Japan's Living Politics: Grassroots Action and the Crises of Democracy, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge United Kingdom.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2020, On the Frontiers of the History: Rethinking East Asian Borders, ANU Press, Canberra.
- Cliff, T, Morris-Suzuki, T & Wei, S, eds, 2018, The Living Politics of Self-Help Movements in East Asia, Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2018, 'The Neverending Story: Alternative Exchange and Living Politics in a Japanese Regional Community', in T Cliff, T Morris-Suzuki & S Wei (ed.), The Living Politics of Self-Help Movements in East Asia, Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore, pp. 189-213.
- Wei, S & Morris-Suzuki, T 2018, 'Alternative Value Creation', in T Cliff, T Morris-Suzuki & S Wei (ed.), The Living Politics of Self-Help Movements in East Asia, Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore, pp. 153-162pp.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2018, 'Beyond Utopia: New Villages and Living Politics in Modern Japan and across Frontiers', History Workshop Journal, vol. 85, pp. 47-71pp.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2017, 'Disaster and Utopia: Looking Back at 3/11', Japanese Studies, pp. pp 1-20.
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Soh, E, eds, 2017, New Worlds from Below: Informal life Politics and Grassroots Action in Twenty-First Century Northeast Asia, ANU Press, Acton, Australia.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2017, 'A Century of Social Alternatives in a Japanese Mountain Community', in Tessa Morris-Suzuki and Eun Jeong Soh (ed.), New Worlds From Below: Informal life politics and grassroots action in twenty-first century Northeast Asia, ANU Press, Acton, Australia, pp. 61-76 pp..
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2017, 'Unfettering the Mind: imagination, creative writing and the art of the historian', in Doug Munro and Jack Corbett (ed.), Bearing Witness: Essays in Honour of Brij V. Lal, ANU Press, Canberra, pp. 231-246 pp..
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2016, 'Asianisms from Below: Japanese Civil Society and Visions of Asian Integration from the Late 20th to the 21st Century', in Marc Frey and Nicola Spakowski (ed.), Asianisms: Regionalist Interactions and Asian Integration, NUS Press - National University of Singapore, Singapore, pp. 156-180pp.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2016, 'The Repatriation Movement: Lingering Legacies of Japan-DPRK Collusion', in Mikyoung Kim (ed.), Routledge Handbook of Memory and Reconciliation in East Asia, Routledge, Abingdon and New York, pp. 304-317.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2016, 'Indigenous Knowledge in the Mapping of the Northern Frontier Regions', in Karen Wigen, Sugimoto Fumiko and Cary Karacas (ed.), Cartographic Japan: A History in Maps, University of Chicago Press, Chicago, IL, USA, pp. 137-139.
- Yamaguchi, T, Nogawa, G, Morris-Suzuki, T et al 2016, Umi o Wataru 'Ianfu' Mondai, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, Japan.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'Prisoner Number 600,001: Rethinking Japan, China, and the Korean War 1950-1953', Journal of Asian Studies, vol. 74, no. 2, pp. 411-432.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, Johnson, C & Mackie, V, eds, 2015, The social sciences in the Asian century, ANU Press, Canberra.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'Beyond Consumasia: The neglected challenges', in C Johnson, V Mackie, T Morris-Suzuki (ed.), The social sciences in the Asian century, ANU Press, Canberra, pp. 117-130.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'Beyond Racism: Semi-Citizenship and Marginality in Modern Japan', Japanese Studies, vol. 35, no. 1, pp. 67-84.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'Re-animating a radioactive landscape: informal life politics in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster', Japan Forum, vol. 27, no. 2, pp. 167-188.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'Yamada Zenjiro and Itagaki Kozo: The Canon Organization - A Hidden Face of the Korean War (Yamada Zenjiro to Itagaki Kozo´: Kyanon Kikan, Chosen Senso no Kakureta Kao)', in T Morris-Suzuki (ed.), A People's History of Ideas vol. 2: The Korean War , Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 15-44.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2015, 'You Don't Want to Know About the Girls? The 'Comfort Women', the Japanese Military and Allied Forces in the Asia-Pacific War', The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, vol. 13, no. 31.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, ed., 2015, Hitobito no Seishinshi, vol 2: Chosen Senso (A People's History of Ideas vol. 2: The Korean War), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'Touching the grass: science, uncertainty and everyday life from Chernobyl to Fukushima', Science, Technology and Society, vol. 19, no. 3, pp. 331-362.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'Tourists, Anthropologists and Visions of Indigenous Society in Japan', in M Hudson, A Lewallen,M Watson (ed.), Beyond Ainu Studies: Changing Academic and Public Perspectives, University of Hawaii Press, Honolulu, pp. 45-66.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'Addressing the 'Comfort Women' Issue from an Academic Standpoint', The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, vol. 12, no. 9, pp. 1-3.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'The Telescope and the Tinderbox: Rediscovering La Perouse in the North Pacific', East Asian History, vol. 2014, no. 39, pp. 33-52.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'Democracy's porous borders: espionage, smuggling and the making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part 1) ', Japan Focus, vol. 12, no. 40, pp. online.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2014, 'Democracy's Porous Borders: Espionage, Smuggling and the Making of Japan's Transwar Regime (Part 2) Japan Focus, vol. 12, no. 41, online.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Tatakarete mo Tatakarete mo, mata Atama o dasu Mogura no yo ni (Like Burrowing Moles: Grassroots Movements and Free Speech)', in Iwanami Shoten Henshubu (ed.), Kore Kara do Suru ka: Mirai no Tsukuikata, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 10-13.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'The Nature of Empire: Forest Ecology, Colonialism and Survival Politics in Japan's Imperial Order', Japanese Studies, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 225-242.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, Low, M, Petrov, L et al, eds, 2013, East Asia Beyond the History Wars: Confronting the ghosts of violence, Routledge, Abingdon and New York.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Introduction: Humanitarian dilemmas in mid-twentieth century Australia and Asia', History Australia, vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 7-14.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Unconventional warfare: The International Committee of the Red Cross and humanitarian dilemmas in Korea 1950-53', History Australia, vol. 10, no. 2, pp. 15-34.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Lavish Are The Dead: Re-envisioning Japan's Korean War', The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus, vol. 11, no. 52, pp. 1-8.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Chiiki Gaiko ni okeru Shimin Shakai: Nihon to sono Ajia Kinrin Shokoku ni okeru Kusanone Shimin Undo no Yakuwari [Civil Society in regional Diplomacy: The Role of Grassroots Movements in Japan and its Asian Neighbours]', in Inoue Toshikazu (ed.), Nihon no Gaiko 6: Nihon Gaiko no Saikochiku, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 255-269.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2013, 'Senso no Bunka, Heiwa no Bunka: Kankoku, Nihon to Tohoku Ajia no Reisen kara Posuto-Reisen e no Iko', in Kang Sangjung (ed.), Nikkan Kankei no Mirai o Koso suru, Nihon Heiko Shinkeika Gakkai/Japan Society for Equilibrium Research, Tokyo, pp. 37-69.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2012, 'Globalized Racism', in T Morris-Suzuki, Ukai Satoshi, Sakai Naoki and Yi Hodok (ed.), Reishizumu Sutadizu Josetsu (Introduction to Racism Studies), Ibunsha, Tokyo Japan, pp. 69-91.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2012, 'Imprinting the Empire: western artists and the persistence of colonialism in East Asia', in Naoki Sakai and Hyon Joo Yoo (ed.), The Trans-Pacific Imagination Rethinking Boundary, Culture and Society, World Scientific Publishing Company, Singapore, pp. 75-96.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2012, 'Media, knowledge and disciplinary change', in Mark Finnane and Ian Donaldson (ed.), Taking Stock: The Humanities in Australian Life Since 1968, UWA Publishing, Perth Australia, pp. 131-136.
- Kariya, T., Kurihara, A. Morris-Suzuki, T., Sugita, A. and Yoshimi S. 2012. 3.11 ni Towarete: Hitobito no Keiken o meguru Kôsatsu (Challenged by the 3.11 Disaster: Reflections on the Human Experience), Tokyo, Iwanami Shinsho.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2011, 'Kumgangsan [Mt.Kumgang]', in Itagaki Ryuta, Jeong Ji-yeon, Iwasaki Minoru (ed.), Higashi Ajia no Kioku no Ba [Lieux de memoire in East Asia], Kawade Shobo, Tokyo, pp. 241-262.
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Yoshimi, S 2010, Tenno to Amerika (The Emperor and America), Shueisha Publishing Co., Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, To the Diamond Mountains: A Hundred-Year Journey through China and Korea, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Inc., New York, UK.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, Borderline Japan: Foreigners and Frontier Controls in the Postwar Era, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge UK.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, ed., 2008, Contradictions of Globalization: Democracy, Culture, and Public Sphere, International House of Japan Inc, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, Exodus to North Korea: Shadows from Japan's Cold War, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers Inc., Boulder USA.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, Aikokushin o Kangaeru (Reflections on Patriotism), Iwanami Shoten, Japan.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, The Past Within Us: Media, Memory, History, Verso Books, London and New York.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, Peeling Apples, Pandanus Books, Canberra.
- Kang, S & Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, Demokurashi no boken (Rediscovering Democracy), Shueisha Shinsho, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Yoshimi, S, eds, 2004, Gurobarizeshon no bunka seiji (The Cultural Politics of Globalization), Heibonsha, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, Jiyu o taeshinobu: Gurobaruka jidai no ningensei (translated by Masato Karashima), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Gluck, C, Kang, S, Morris-Suzuki, T et al 2003, Nihon no rekishi 25: Nihon wa doko e yuku no ka (A history of Japan Vol.25: Whither Japan?), Kodansha, Tokyo, Japan.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2002, Hihanteki sozoryoku no tame ni: Gurobaruka jidai no Nihon (In Search of Critical Imagination: Japan in an Age of Globalization), Heibonsha, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2000, Henkyo kara nagameru (A View from the Frontier), Misuzu Shobo, Tokyo, Japan.
- Morris-Suzuki, T. 2012. "Media, Knowledge and Disciplinary Change", in Mark Finnane and Ian Donaldson eds., Taking Stock: The Humanities in Australian Life since 1968, Perth, University of Western Australia Press, 2012, pp. 131-136
- Morris-Suzuki, T. 2012. "Imprinting the Empire: The Far East, the Western Artistic Eye and Japanese Colonialism", in Naoki Sakai and Hyon Joo Yoo Murphree eds., The Trans-Pacific Imagination: Rethinking Boundary, Culture and Society, London, World Scientific Publishing, pp. 75-96
- Morris-Suzuki, T, "Taishu Bunka ni Okeru Ajia Taiheiyo Senso: Tokko Hikohei o Kioku Suru" [The Asia-Pacific War in Popular Culture: Remembering the Kamikaze Pilots], in Yaguchi Yujin, Morimo Takeo and Nakayama Kyoko eds., Shinjuwan o Kataru: Rekishi, Kioku, Kyoiku [Speaking of Pearl Habor], Tokyo, University of Tokyo Press, 2011, pp. 73-95.
- Morris-Suzuki, T., "In Interesting Times: Northeast Asia's Tipping Point and its Implications for the Southern Hemisphere", in Jacob Edmond, Henry Johnson and Jacqueline Leckie eds., Recentring Asia: Histories, Encounters, Identities , Leiden and Boston, Global Oriental, 2011, pp. 33-53.
- Morris-Suzuki, T. 2011. "Japan and its region: Changing Historical Perceptions". Sungkyun Journal of East Asian Studies . Vol. 11, No. 2. Oct. 123-142
- Morris-Suzuki, T. 2011. 'Exodus to North Korea Revisited: Japan, North Korea, and the ICRC in the "Repatriation" of Ethnic Koreans from Japan', The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus. Vol 9, Issue 22 No 2. May 30. http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/3541
- T. Morris-Suzuki, 2011, "(Watashitachi ga Shiru) Nihon no Owari na no ka" (The End of Japan [as we Knew it]?) in Uchihashi Katsuto ed., Daishinsai no naka de: Watashitachi wa Nani o Subeki ka (In the Midst of Disaster: What Should be Done?), Tokyo, Iwanami Shinsho.
- T. Morris-Suzuki, 2011, "Kumgangsan" (Mt. Kumgang), in Itagaki Ryuta, Jeong Ji-yeon and Iwasaki Minoru eds., Morris-Suzuki, T . Higashi Ajia no Kioku no Ba (Lieux de memoire in East Asia), Tokyo, Kawade Shobo.
- Tessa Morris-Suzuki. 2011. 'Guarding the Borders of Japan: Occupation, Korean War and Frontier Controls'. The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus. Vol 9, Issue 8 No 3. February 21. http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/3490
- T. Morris-Suzuki, 2011, "Higashi Ajia no Reisen o Owaraseru tame ni" (To End the Cold War in East Asia), in Tanaka Hitoshi and Terashima Jitsuro eds., Shin Reisen dewa naku, Kyozon Kyosei no Higashi Ajia o, (Not a New Cold War but East Asian Cooperation), special edition of the journal Sekai, no. 816, March, pp. 115-119
- T. Morris-Suzuki, 2011, "Re-Imagining Japan North Korea Relations" (part 2), ANU Japanese Studies Online , issue 2, http://japaninstitute.anu.edu.au/japanese_studies/issue_02/Re-Imagining_Part_II.pdf
- T. Morris-Suzuki, 2011, "Re-imagining Japan North Korea Relations" (Part 1), ANU Japanese Studies Online , issue 1, http://japaninstitute.anu.edu.au/japanese_studies/issue_01/1_Re-Imagining_Part_I.pdf
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, 'The Role of Civil Society in Promoting East Asian Truth and Reconciliation', Global Forum Civilization and Peace 2009, ed. N J Edison, Academy of Korean Studies, Seoul, pp. 157-180.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, 'Nihon no Shokuminchishugi, Imin, Tasha Kyofu: Mitsu no Tabiji' (Colonialism, Migration and Fear of the Foreign in Japan:Three Journeys), The Journal of Social Science: Shakai Kagaku Kenkyu , vol. 86, 2010, no. 2, pp. 39-62.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, 'Challenges to the Humanities: A View from the Frontier', Inmun Gwahag: Journal of the Humanities , vol. 92, pp. 5-18.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, 'Kore wa dare no Eiga ka? Dokyumentari Eiga to Ajia no Kyotsu no Kioku' (Whose film is this? Documentary film and collective memory in Asia)', in Makoto Nagao, Kaoru Endo and Yoshimi Shunya (ed.), Shomotsu to Eizo no Mirai: Guguruka suru Sekai no Chi no Karai to wa (The Future of Books and Images: Problems of knowledge in a Googlized world), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 109-129.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2010, 'Sengoki ni okeru Zairyu Tokubetsu Kyoka Seido o Megutte' (On the Special Permission to Stay System in the Postwar Period', in Kondo Atsushi, Shiobara Yoshikazu and Suzuki Eriko (ed.), Hiseiki Taizaisha to Zairyu Tokubetsu Kyoka: Ijushatachi no Kako, Genzai, Mirai (Undocumented Residents and Special Permission to Stay: The Past, Present and Future of Migrants), Nihon Hyoronsha, Tokyo, pp. 35-51.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2009, 'Refugees, Abductees, "Returnees": Human Rights in Japan-North Korea Relations', in Sonia Ryang (ed.), North Korea: Toward a Better Understanding, Lexington Books, Lanham, pp. 131-157.
- Tessa Morris-Suzuki. 2009. 'Remembering the Unfinished Conflict: Museums and the Contested Memory of the Korean War'. The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus . Vol. 29-4-09, July 27. http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/3193
- Morris-Suzuki T, 2009, 'The Forgotten Japanese in North Korea: Beyond the Politics of Abduction', The Asia-Pacific Journal: Japan Focus . vol. 43-2-09, October 26. http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/3241
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2009, 'Cross-border migration, peace and reconciliation in Northeast Asia', Journal of Northeast Asian History , vol. 6, no. 1, pp. 119-139.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2009, 'Waga kuni koyu no ryodo: nihonshi ni okeru kyokai to neshon ni okeru Imeji (An integral part of our national territory: The image of the nation in Japanese history)', in Kang Sang-jung and Osawa Masachi (eds.), Nashonarizumu Ron Nyumon, Yuhikaku, Tokyo, pp. 89-108.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2009, 'Empire day in Tokyo:Colonial legacies in occupied Japan', in Christine de Matos and Robin Gerster (ed.), Occupying the 'Other': Australia and Military Occupations from Japan to Iraq, Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle Upon Tyne, pp. 123-142.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2009, 'Freedom and Homecoming: Narratives of Migration in the Repatriation of Zainichi Koreans to North Korea', in Sonia Ryang and John Lie (ed.), Diaspora without Homeland: Being Korean in Japan, University of California Press, Berkeley USA, pp. 39-61.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2008, 'The Story Teller', Island , vol. 112, pp. 50-58.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2008, 'Multiculturalism without Borders: Rethinking Rainbow Nations in Global Age', in Tessa Morris-Suzuki (ed.), Contradictions of Globalization: Democracy, Culture, and Public Sphere, International House of Japan Inc, Tokyo, pp. 89-103.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2008, 'Lost Memories: Historical Reconciliation and Cross - Border Narratives in Northeast Asia', in Steffi Richter (ed.), Contested Views of a Common Past: Revisions of History in Contemporary East Asia, Frankfurt and New York, Campus Verlag, pp. 397-417.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2008, 'Migrants, Subjects, Citizens: Comparative Perspectives on Nationality in the Prewar Japanese Empire', Japan Focus , vol. August, no. 2008, pp. 1-14. http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/2862
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2008, 'Kikoku Jigyo to Nihon no Sengo Sekinin (The Repatriation Project and Japan's Postwar Responsibility', in Kim Puja and Nakano Toshio (ed.), Rekishi to Sekinin: 'Jugun Ianfu Mondai' to 90-nendai [History and Responsibility: the 'Comfort Women Issue' and the 1990s], Seiyusha (Seiyu Press), Tokyo, Japan, pp. 285-306.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'Cross-Border Migration and East Asian Regional Integration', International Journal on Multicultural Societies , vol. 9, no. 2, pp. 158-173.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'Who is responsible? The Yomiuri Project and the Legacy of the Asia-Pacific War in Japan', Asian Perspective, vol. 31, no. 1, pp. 177-191.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'Asia is One: Visions of Asian Community in Twenty First Century Japan', in Brij Tankha (ed.), Shadows of the Past: Of Okakura Tenshin and Pan- Asianism, University of Hawaii Press, New Delhi, Sampark and Honolulu, pp. 182-198.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'The Forgotten Victims of the North Korean Crisis', Japan Focus, 15 March, http://www.japanfocus.org/-Tessa-Morris_Suzuki/2382
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'Japan's Comfort Women: It's Time for the Truth (in the Ordinary Everyday sense of the Word)', Japan Focus, 8 March,
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'The Repatriation Project and Humanitarianism in the Cold War Period', Gendai Shiso (Contemporary Thought), vol. 35, no. 2, pp. 173-183.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2007, 'Lest we remember: the future of the Past in Japan and Australia', in Masayo Tada and Leigh Dale (ed.), On the western Edge: Comparisons of Japan and Australia, Network Books, Perth, pp. 23-34.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'The Wilder Shores of Power: Migration, Border Controls and Democracy in Postwar Japan', Thesis Eleven, vol. 86, no. 6, pp. 6 - 22.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Invisable Immigrants: Undocumented Migration and Border Controls in Early Postwar Japan', Journal of Japanese Studies, vol. 32, no. 1, pp. 119-153.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Ekkyo Imin to Nihon - Higashi Ajia-kan Kyoryoku no Shorai' (Cross Border Migration and the Future of Co-operation between Japan and East Asia), in Nishiguchi Kyokatsu and Ka Go (ed.), Higashi Ajia Kyodotai no Kochiku' (Constructing an East Asian Community), Tokyo, Mineruba Shobo, pp. 197-219.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Defining the Boundaries of the Cold War Nation: 1950's Japan and the Other Within', Japanese Studies, vol. 26, no. 3, pp. 303-316.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Changing Border Control Regimes and their Impact on Migration in Asia', in Amarjit Kaur and Ian Metcalfe (ed.), Mobility, Labour Migration and Border Controls in Asia, Palgrave Macmillan Ltd, London, UK, pp. 8-22.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2005, Iwanami Kôza: Ajia-Taiheiyô Sensô vol. 1 (Iwanami Series: The Asia-Pacific War), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, Japan.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T. Narita, R et al, eds, 2005, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol 2, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.3, Mobilization, resistance and support, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.4, War experiences of the Empire, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.5, Situations of the battle front, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.6, Day-to-Day lives during the War, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Morris-Suzuki, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.7, Control and Violence, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Kurasawa, A, Sugihara, T, Narita, R et al, eds, 2006, Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.8, Asia Pacific war in the context of history of the 20th century, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Boryoku o kataru koto wa kano ka (Can we Speak about Violence?)', in Kurosawa Aiko,Toru Sugihara, Ryuichi Narita, Tessa Morris-Suzuki, Daizaburo Yui (ed.), Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.1, Naze, Ima Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso ka (Iwanami Lecture Series, The Asia Pacific War, Vol.1, Why the Asia-Pacific War, Now?), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 277-316.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Teikoku no Bokyaku: Datsu-Shokuminchika, Funso, Sengo Sekai ni okeru Shokuminchishugi no Isan (Forgetting the Empire)', in A Kurosawa, T Sugihara, R Narita, T Morris-Suzuki, D Yui and Y Yoshida (ed.), Iwanami Koza: Ajia-Taiheiyo Senso, Vol.7, Control and Violence, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2006, 'Senjo kara Toku Hanarete (Far from the Battlefield)', in Shukan Kinyobi (ed.), Kono Kuni no Yukue (This Nation's Trajectory), Shukan Kinyobi, Tokyo, pp. 71-76.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Free Speech, Silenced Voiced: the Japanese Media and the NHK Affair', Asiarights, no. 4.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Sengo Nihon no Shutsunyukoku Kanri to Gaikokujin Seisaku' (Migration Controls and Policy Towards Foreigners in Postwar Japan), in Arisue Ken and Sekine Masami (ed.), Sengo Nihon no Shakai to Shimin Ishiki (Civil Consciousness in Postwar Japanese Society), Keio Daigaku Shuppankai, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 123-144.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'The Frontiers of Democracy: Migration, Border Controls, and Citizenship in Postwar Japan', Motion in Place / Place in Motion: 21st Century Migration, ed. Toshio Iyotani and Masako Ishii, National Museum of Ethnology Japan, Osaka, Japan, pp. 195-216.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Japan's Hidden Role in the 'Return' of Zainichi Koreans to North Korea', ZNet, 7 February.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Buksong Saeob gwa Talnengjeongi Ingweon Jeongchi (Repatriation to North Korea and the Politics of Humanitarian Rights in the Post Cold War Era)', Changjak gwa Bipyeong (Creation and Criticism), vol. 129, pp. 97-113.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'A Dream Betrayed: Cold War Politics and the Repatriation of Koreans from Japan to North Korea', Asian Studies Review, vol. 29, pp. 357-381.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Drawing the Line: Migrants, Frontiers and Values in a Global Age', in Jo Coghlan, John Minns and Andrew Wells (ed.), Seeking Refuge: Asylum Seekers and Politics in a Globalising World, University of Wollongong Press, Wollongong, pp. 26-39.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, Ilbon ui aidentiti reur mudneunda [Korean translation of Hihanteki sozoryoku no tame ni: Gurobaru Jidai no Nihon (In Search of Critial Imagination: Japan in an age of Globalization)], Sancheoreom, Seoul.
- Koseki, S, Morris-Suzuki, T, Mogami, T et al 2005, 'Sengo Rokujunen no Danzetsu to Renzoku (Discontinuities and Continuities in the Six Postwar Decades)', in Sekai Henshubu (ed.), Sengo Rokujunen o Toinaosu (Rethinking the Six Postwar Decades), Iwanami Shoten, Japan, pp. 39-88.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2005, 'Akiraka ni natta Kishi Seiken no Omowaku', (The Role of the Kishi Government in the 'Return' to North Korea made Clear), Ronza, no. 188, March, pp. 234-240.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, Kako wa Shinanai: Media, Kioku, Rekishi (The Past Within Us) Translated into Japanese by Tashiro Yasuko, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Australia, Japan and the Asia-Pacific Region: from the perspective of frontier studies', Osutoraria kenkyu kiyo (Otemon journal of Australian studies), vol. 30, pp. 99-117.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Mino Hokari to no Taiwa (A Conversation with Mino Hokari)', in (ed.), Radikaru Oraru Hisutori: Osutoraria Senjumin Aborigini no Rekishi Jissen (Radical Oral History: The Experience of Australia's Aborigines), Ochanomizu Shobo, Tokyo, pp. 283-99.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Keundae Ilbon ui kukkyeong mandeulgi: Ilbonsa sok ui peonbang gwa kukka, kukkin imiji (Making the Borders of Modern Japan: Frontiers and the Image of the Nation in Japanese History)', in Im Ji-Hyeon (ed.), Keundae ui kukkyeong yoksa ui pyeonggyeong (The Borders of Modernity and the Frontiers of History), Humanist, Seoul, Korea, pp. 195-216.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Globalisation and the New Cultural Economy', in T Morris-Suzuki and Yoshimi Shunya (ed.), Gurobarizeshon no bunka seiji (The Cultural Politics of Globalization), Heibonsha, Japan, pp. 86-117.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Tampa in Japan: East Asian Responses to Australia's Refugee Policy', in Alison Broinowski (ed.), Double Vision: Asian Accounts of Australia, Pandanus Books, Canberra, pp. 105-122.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'Rethinking Japan: Frontiers and Minorities in Modern Japan', International House of Japan Bulletin, vol. 24, no. 1 (Spring), pp. 1-19.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, 'An Act Prejudicial to the Occupation Forces: Migration Controls and Korean Residents in Post-Surrender Japan', Japanese Studies, vol. 24, no. 1, pp. 5-28.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2004, Tokubetsushitsu no naka no chinmoku : Shin-hakkutsu shiryô ga kataru Kita Chôsen kikan jigyô no shinsô" (A Silence in the Special Room: Newly Discovered Documents Cast Fresh Light on the Return to North Korea), Ronza, November, pp. 172-182.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, ed., 2003, Constitutions and human rights in a Global Age: An Asia-Pacific Perspective (Conference Papers), Australian National University, Canberra.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Exotic Properties: The Globalization Story Revisited', Dissent, vol. 11, no. Autumn/Winter, pp. 17-21.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Seiji shakai o saisozo suru: Gurobaruka jidai ni okeru rekishi kenkyu no ajenda (Rethinking Political Society: An Agenda for Historical Research in a Global Age)', Journal of Historical Studies (Rekishigaku Kenkyu), vol. 781, no. October, pp. 2-15.
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Rimmer AM, P 2003, 'Cyberstructure, Society, and Education in Japan', in Jane M Bachnik (ed.), Roadblocks on the Information Highway: The IT Revolution in Japanese Education, Lexington Books, USA, pp. 157-170.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Globale Erinnerungen, nationale Darstellungen: Nationalismus und die Revision der Geschichte', in Steffi Richter and Wolfgang Hopken (ed.), Verganganheit im Gesellschaftskonflikt: Ein Historikerstreit in Japan, Boehlau Verlag GmbH & Cie, Koln, Germany, pp. 27-53.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Le Missile et la Souris: Mouvements Virtuels pour la Paix dans un Age de Terreur (The Missile and the Mouse: Virtual Peace Movements in an Age of Terror)', Annales: Histoire, Science Sociales, vol. 58, no. 1, pp. 163-178.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Mainoriti to kokuminkokka no mirai (Minorities and the future of the nation state)', in (ed.), Nihon no rekishi 25: Nihon wa doko e yuku no ka (A History of Japan Vol.25: Whither Japan?), Kodansha, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 102-142.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Henkyo, senjumin shakai, kenryoku (Frontiers, Indigenous People and Power)', in Aoki Tamotsu, Kang Sangjung, Kosugi Yasushi et al (ed.), Ajia Shinseiki 7: Pawa, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, Japan, pp. 211-227.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Hisuteri no seijigaku: Amerika no Iraku, Nihon no Kita Ch-sen (The Politics of Hysteria: Americas Iraq, Japans North Korea)', Sekai, vol. 2, pp. 230-240.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2003, 'Kohyang', Changjak gwa Bipyeong (Creation and Criticism), vol. 118, pp. 439-443.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2002, 'Immigration and Citizenship in Contemporary Japan', in Javed Maswood, Jeffrey Graham and Hideaki Miyajima (ed.), Japan: Change and Continuity, Routledge Curzon, London, pp. 163-178.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2002, 'Kokumin kokka no keisei to kukan ishiki (Spatial Consciousness and the Formation of the Nation State)', in Uemura Toshiya, Takashi Onuki, Hiroko Yamamoto, and Akio Tsukimoto (ed.), Rekishi o tou 3 - Rekishi to kukan: (Questioning History Vol.3 - History and Space), Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 111-130.
- Morris-Suzuki, T, Ishida, T, Ukai, S et al 2002, 'Rekishi ninshiki ronso, nani ga mondai no ka? (The Historical Consciousness Debate: What are the Key Problems)', in Tetsuya Takahashi (ed.), Rekishi ninshiki ronso (The Historical Consciousness Debate), Sakuhinsha, Tokyo, pp. 6-30.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2002, 'Shokuminchi Shiso to Imin: Toyohara no Chobo kara', in Komori Yoichi, Chino Kaori, Sakai Naoki, Narita Ryuichi, Shimazono Susumu, Yoshi (ed.), Iwanami Koza Kindai Nihon no Bunkashi 6: Kakudai suru Modaniti 1920-30 nendai 2, Iwanami Shoten, Tokyo, pp. 185-214.
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Rimmer, P 2002, 'Virtual Memories: Japanese History Debates in Manga and Cyberspace', Asian Studies Review, vol. 26, no. 2, pp. 147-164.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2002, Riben de Jishu Biange (The Technological Transformation of Japan) Translated into Chinese by Ma Chunwen et al, Chinese Economic Publishing House, Beijing.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Preparing for Peace: The clash of civilizations revisited', Dissent, vol. 2001/2002, no. 7, pp. 13-17.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Sericulture and the Origins of Japanese Industrialization', in Steven Tolliday (ed.), The Economic Development of Modern Japan 1868-1945, Vol.1, Edward Elgar Publishing, London, pp. 469-89.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Kioku to kinen no kyohaku koshite (Resisting the Compulsions of Memory and Commemoration)', Sekai, vol. October, pp. 34-43.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Photographic Memory: Image, Reality and War', in Maria Serena Diokno (ed.), Imagining the Past, Remembering the Future: War, violence and memory in Asia, University of the Philippines Press, Quezon City, pp. 169-188.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Un Paysage Intellectuelle en Profonde Mutation (An Intellectual Landscape in a Process of Profound Change)', Le Monde des Debats, vol. 27, no. July-August, pp. 20-21.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Hihanteki sozoryoku no kiki (The Crisis of the Critical Imagination)', Sekai, vol. January, pp. 80-92.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Northern Lights: The Making and Unmaking of Karafuto Identity', Journal of Asian Studies, vol. 60, no. 3, pp. 645-671.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Truth, Postmodernism and Historical Revisionism in Japan', Inter-Asia Cultural Studies, vol. 2, no. 2, pp. 297-305.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Posutokonoriarizumu no imi o megutte (On the Meaning of Postcolonialism)', Gendai Shiso (Contemporary Thought), vol. 29, no. 9, pp. 183-187.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Itsuwari no aidentiti e no kenri (The Right to Mistaken Identity)', in Kurihara Akira, Komori Yoichi, Sato Manabu, Yoshimi Shunya (ed.), Ekkyo suru chi 6 - Chi no shokuminchi: ekkyo suru Transborder knowledge vol. 6 Transcending the Boundaries of Colonial Knowledge, Tokyo University Press, Tokyo, pp. 191-215.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Yokoso, watashitachi no kazoku e (Welcome to our Family)', Traces, vol. 2, pp. 154-158.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2001, 'Kokusai Rikai no tame no Rekishi (History for International Understanding)', Kanagawa Daigaku Hyoron (Kanagawa University Review), vol. 29, pp. 28-34.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2000, 'Ethnic Engineering: Scientific Racism and Public Opinion Surveys in Midcentury Japan', Positions: East Asia Cultures Critique, vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 499-529.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2000, 'The View Through the Skylight: Nishio Kanji, Textbook Reform and the History of the World', Japanese Studies, vol. 20, no. 2, pp. 133-139.
- Morris-Suzuki, T.,2000, 'A Journey towards my Father', Meanjin, vol. 59, no. 1, pp.36-50
- Morris-Suzuki, T. and Broadbent, K., 2000, 'Women's Work in the "Public" and "Private" Spheres of the Japanese Economy', Asian Studies Review, vol. 24, no. 2, pp. 161-173.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 2000, 'Anti-Area Studies', Communal/Plural, vol. 8, no. 1, pp. 9-23.
- Morris-Suzuki, T., 'For and Against NGOs: The Politics of the Lived World', New Left Review, March-April, pp. 63-84
- Morris-Suzuki, T & Rimmer AM, P 2000, 'Cyberstructure and Social Forces: The Japanese Experience', in Wilson, M I ; Corey, K E (ed.), Information Tectonics: Place, Space and Technology in an Electronic Age, John Wiley & Sons Inc, Chichester, UK, pp. 115-134.
- Rimmer, P & Morris-Suzuki, T 1999, 'The Japanese Internet: Visionaries and Virtual Democracy', Environment and Planning A, vol. 31, no. 7, pp. 1189-1206.
- Morris-Suzuki, T 1999, 'Lines in the Snow: Imagining the Russo-Japanese Frontier', Pacific Affairs, vol. 72, no. 1, pp. 57-77.
