Timothy Amos, Maren Ehlers, Anne McKnight, David Ambaras and Ian Neary
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Condemning J. Mark Ramseyer’s Paper “On the Invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan”
Akuzawa Mariko and Saito Naoko
Letter to the Editors of the Review of Law and Economics: “On the invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan” by J. Mark Ramseyer
Fujino Yutaka, translated by Okada Kimiko, translation supervised by Komori Megumi
Crucial Fallacies in “On the invention of identity politics the Buraku outcastes in Japan” by J. Mark Ramseyer
Asaji Takeshi and Hirooka Kiyonobu, translated by Ian Neary
Issues in Ramseyer’s Understanding of Modern Buraku History and the Suiheisha
Toriyama Hiroshi, translated by Hirano Yuji, translation supervised by Komori Megumi
Problems with References to Historical Documents in J. M. Ramseyer, “On the Invention of Identity Politics: The Buraku Outcastes in Japan”
Teraki Nobuaki and Fujii Toshikazu, translated by Ian Neary
Mistaken Assertions: a response to Mark Ramseyer
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