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Roger Dingman

Professor Emeritus of History

University of Southern California

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College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

East Asian Studies Center

Roger Dingman is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus of History at University of Southern California.

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Roger Dingman

University of Southern California

Professor Emeritus of History

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international relations history east asian studies international history japan studies international politics cultural history political history asian studies contemporary asia geopolitics global history united states historiography american studies historical review sociology social sciences social history international conflict historical analysis transnational history conflict resolution business history orientalism pacific war world war ii japanese-american relations memory archival research archaeology memory studies peace research fish biology zoology fishery research global policy crisis management american archaeology settler colonialism anti-imperialism decoloniality aquatic organisms organismic biology transatlantic relations geopolitical conflict public-private partnerships international relation theory chinese foreign policy chinese culture historical reassessment policy process maritime security maritime cooperation customer reviews civil-military relations military sociology first nation military institutions regional integration regional research nuclear engineering nuclear power pearl harbor anniversaries pacific alliance japanese trade recovery john foster dulles korean war indonesian independence cold war general robert eichelberger bitter years douglas macarthur naval history founding ideals pet scans military culture cancer imaging nuclear medicine foreign policy medical history east asian languages international research

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Reviews of Books. Bulletin of Spanish Studies (2019)

David G. PattisonNieves Romero-DíazMar Martínez-GóngoraPaul FreedmanHenry W. SullivanTyler FisherGuillermo SerésBarry TaylorMartin MurphyDaniel FrostC. Alex LonghurstEduardo LedesmaAlison Ribeiro de MenezesGeorgina BlakeleyJordi Cornellà-DetrellStuart GreenAlice BrookeRoberto Rodríguez-SaonaEmily M. BakerErik LarsonBetina Kaplan

literatureliterary theorycustomer reviewsresearch libraryliterary criticism

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

Gregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. AndersonGregory B. PaulyGregory E. SchneiderDavid J. GermanoTed M. TownsendPhillip Q. SpinksAlessandro CatenazziAnthony A. EchelleAlice F. EchelleWilliam D. AndersonPeter J. TolsonProsanta ChakrabartyWilliam B. LudtJason S. Anderson

book reviewsbroad significancefish biologyzoologyaquatic organismsbiologyorganismic biologyfishery researchevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologyfisheries

Douglas Macarthur: Statecraft and Stagecraft in America's East Asian Policy - by Russell D. Buhite. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2010)

Roger Dingman

east asian policyinternational politicsforeign policypolitical scienceinternational relationsgeopoliticseast asian studiespublic policy

REVIEW:"Execute Against Japan": The U.S. Decision to Conduct Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, by Joel Ira Holwitt. Pacific Historical Review (2010)

Dingman, Roger

historyhistorical reviewinternational securityinternational relationsjapan studies

REVIEW: Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 1853–1945, by Edward J. Drea. Pacific Historical Review (2010)

Dingman, Roger

political historyhistoryinternational historyhistorical reviewhistorical analysisempireimperial armyeast asian studiesjapan studies

REVIEW: Japanese Military Strategy in the Pacific War: Was Defeat Inevitable?, by James B. Wood. Pacific Historical Review (2009)

Dingman, Roger

historyhistorical reviewinternational relationsjapanese military strategypacific war

Nichibei Kaisen No Seiji Katei (the Political Process of Japan's Decision for War Against the United States). Journal of American History (2002)

Roger DingmanAtsushi Moriyama

strategic studiespolitical historycultural historyglobal historyhistoryunited statesinternational historypolicy processtransnational historyforeign policypolitical scienceinternational relationseast asian studiesjapan studiescomparative politics

Amerika Kenkoku No Rinen to Nichi-Bei Kankei (the Founding Ideals of the United States and Japanese-American Relations). Journal of American History (2001)

Roger DingmanFumiko FujitaTakeshi IgarashiSeigen MiyazatoTadashi Aruga

founding idealsunited statesjapanese-american relationshistoryinternational relations

The Armed Forces of the USA in the Asia-Pacific Region. by Stanley B. Weeks and Charles a. Meconis. London: I. B. Tauris, 1999. Distributed in the United States by St. Martins Press, XX, 300 Pp. $22.50.. The Journal of Asian Studies (2000)

Roger Dingman

civil-military relationsmilitary sociologyunited statescontemporary asiainternational securityconflictinternational relationsasia-pacific regionarmed forcessecurity studiesfirst nationeast asian studiesmilitary institutions

Enduring Partnership. Diplomatic History (1999)

Roger Dingman

conflict resolutionhistoryinternational historyinternational politicscooperationdiplomacytransatlantic relationsforeign policygeopoliticsinternational relationsgeopolitical conflictpublic-private partnerships

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Roger Dingman

Professor Emeritus of History

University of Southern California

Affiliations

College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Humanities

East Asian Studies Center

Roger Dingman is currently serving as a College Of Letters, Arts And Sciences Professor Emeritus of History at University of Southern California.

Honors

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Roger Dingman

University of Southern California

Professor Emeritus of History

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Reviews of Books. Bulletin of Spanish Studies (2019)

literatureliterary theorycustomer reviewsresearch libraryliterary criticism

Book Reviews. Copeia (2015)

book reviewsbroad significancefish biologyzoologyaquatic organismsbiologyorganismic biologyfishery researchevolutionary biologyecology and evolutionary biologyfisheries

Douglas Macarthur: Statecraft and Stagecraft in America's East Asian Policy - by Russell D. Buhite. Presidential Studies Quarterly (2010)

Roger Dingman

east asian policyinternational politicsforeign policypolitical scienceinternational relationsgeopoliticseast asian studiespublic policy

REVIEW:"Execute Against Japan": The U.S. Decision to Conduct Unrestricted Submarine Warfare, by Joel Ira Holwitt. Pacific Historical Review (2010)

Dingman, Roger

historyhistorical reviewinternational securityinternational relationsjapan studies

REVIEW: Japan's Imperial Army: Its Rise and Fall, 1853–1945, by Edward J. Drea. Pacific Historical Review (2010)

Dingman, Roger

political historyhistoryinternational historyhistorical reviewhistorical analysisempireimperial armyeast asian studiesjapan studies

REVIEW: Japanese Military Strategy in the Pacific War: Was Defeat Inevitable?, by James B. Wood. Pacific Historical Review (2009)

Dingman, Roger

historyhistorical reviewinternational relationsjapanese military strategypacific war

Nichibei Kaisen No Seiji Katei (the Political Process of Japan's Decision for War Against the United States). Journal of American History (2002)

Roger DingmanAtsushi Moriyama

Amerika Kenkoku No Rinen to Nichi-Bei Kankei (the Founding Ideals of the United States and Japanese-American Relations). Journal of American History (2001)

Roger DingmanFumiko FujitaTakeshi IgarashiSeigen MiyazatoTadashi Aruga

founding idealsunited statesjapanese-american relationshistoryinternational relations

Roger Dingman

Enduring Partnership. Diplomatic History (1999)

Roger Dingman

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