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Naoko Wake

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Social Science

Department of History

Lyman Briggs College

Naoko Wake is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Professor at Michigan State University.

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Michigan State University

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history social sciences social history psychology psychiatry cultural history american studies international history historical review historiography mental health psychoanalysis homosexuality medical history american identity nuclear safety radiation exposure gender theory feminist perspectives feminist inquiry atomic bomb survivors gender diversity military sociology military culture diaspora studies transnational history radiation protection radiation safety feminist identity loneliness american survivors radiation illness ideology medical sociology social psychology psychological science narrative military psychology women's studies lgbt health sexual behavior lgbt youth american literature nuclear medicine disaster medicine institutional history community psychology civil-military relations military context military institutions indigenous studies sexual identity alternative sexuality queer studies lesbian studies human sciences feminist research central asian studies radiation effects labor migration urban regeneration urban theory migration policy private practices harry stack sullivan american liberalism early institutional history mental hospital social psychoanalytic thought pacific islander women gay sullivan trans-pacific memories medical experts sexual politics different shores japanese femininity

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Surviving the Bomb in Diaspora. The American Historical Review (2025)

migration studiesdiaspora studiesinternational migrationhuman migrationculturediasporic movement

Despite Its Big Night at the Oscars, ‘Oppenheimer’ is a Disappointment and a Lost Opportunity. (2024)

film criticismfilmfilm scorestheatrebig night‘ oppenheimer ’documentary filmcinema

Despite Its Big Night at the Oscars, ‘Oppenheimer’ is a Disappointment – and a Lost Opportunity. The Conversation (2024)

lost opportunitydisappointment –filmfilm scorestheatrebig nightcinema

Elaine Black Yoneda: Jewish Immigration, Labor Activism, and Japanese American Exclusion and Incarceration. Journal of American Ethnic History (2024)

Naoko Wake

japanese american exclusionlabor activismjewish immigrationethnic studiesethnicityafrican american studieselaine black yoneda

Oppenheimer Won Best Picture. Its New Reception in Japan Was Very Different. VOX (2024)

japan wasfilmnew reception

Critics Say Omitting the Japanese Toll Makes ‘Oppenheimer’ ‘Morally Half-Formed’. L.A. Times (2023)

The Atomic Bomb Survivors. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2023)

nuclear safetyatomic bomb survivorsdisastersnuclear powernuclear scienceradioactive contaminationnuclear materials

Hiroshima Maidens on Different Shores: De-Centralizing Scarred Japanese Femininity in the A-Bomb Victimhood. Gender and History (2022)

cultural studiessocial historygender identitygendered sexualityjapan studiesfeminist theoryasian studiesgender studiesfeminist studieshistory

Discordant Memories: Atomic Age Narratives and Visual Culture by Alison Fields. Western Historical Quarterly (2022)

Naoko Wake

historical reviewhistorical analysisatomic age narrativesalison fieldsvisual culturecultural historyhistorymemoryhistorical evidence

Our Voices, Our Histories: Asian American and Pacific Islander Women. Journal of American History (2022)

Naoko Wake

humanitieswomen's studiescultural historyindigenous studiesdiaspora studieshistoryeast asian studiespacific islander women

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Naoko Wake

Professor

Michigan State University

Affiliations

College of Social Science

Department of History

Lyman Briggs College

Naoko Wake is currently serving as a College Of Social Science Professor at Michigan State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Naoko Wake

Michigan State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Surviving the Bomb in Diaspora. The American Historical Review (2025)

migration studiesdiaspora studiesinternational migrationhuman migrationculturediasporic movement

Despite Its Big Night at the Oscars, ‘Oppenheimer’ is a Disappointment and a Lost Opportunity. (2024)

film criticismfilmfilm scorestheatrebig night‘ oppenheimer ’documentary filmcinema

Despite Its Big Night at the Oscars, ‘Oppenheimer’ is a Disappointment – and a Lost Opportunity. The Conversation (2024)

lost opportunitydisappointment –filmfilm scorestheatrebig nightcinema

Elaine Black Yoneda: Jewish Immigration, Labor Activism, and Japanese American Exclusion and Incarceration. Journal of American Ethnic History (2024)

Naoko Wake

japanese american exclusionlabor activismjewish immigrationethnic studiesethnicityafrican american studieselaine black yoneda

Oppenheimer Won Best Picture. Its New Reception in Japan Was Very Different. VOX (2024)

japan wasfilmnew reception

Critics Say Omitting the Japanese Toll Makes ‘Oppenheimer’ ‘Morally Half-Formed’. L.A. Times (2023)

The Atomic Bomb Survivors. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of American History (2023)

nuclear safetyatomic bomb survivorsdisastersnuclear powernuclear scienceradioactive contaminationnuclear materials

Hiroshima Maidens on Different Shores: De-Centralizing Scarred Japanese Femininity in the A-Bomb Victimhood. Gender and History (2022)

cultural studiessocial historygender identitygendered sexualityjapan studiesfeminist theoryasian studiesgender studiesfeminist studieshistory

Discordant Memories: Atomic Age Narratives and Visual Culture by Alison Fields. Western Historical Quarterly (2022)

Naoko Wake

historical reviewhistorical analysisatomic age narrativesalison fieldsvisual culturecultural historyhistorymemoryhistorical evidence

Our Voices, Our Histories: Asian American and Pacific Islander Women. Journal of American History (2022)

Naoko Wake

humanitieswomen's studiescultural historyindigenous studiesdiaspora studieshistoryeast asian studiespacific islander women

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