Okinawa Under Occupation

1. Introduction
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

Part I. Method, Theory, and Context

2. Critical Discourse Analysis of Public Relations
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

3. Why McDonaldization in Okinawa? Social Relations of Production in the Neoliberal Playground
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

4. Processes of Conditioning: Propaganda in Education and Media Systems
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

5. Rationalizing Processes of Unnatural Selection
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

Part II. Propaganda, Processes, and Analysis

6. McDonaldizing as a Force for Militarizing Okinawan Society
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

7. Predictability as a Means of Manufacturing Consent
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

8. Communication and Control Over ‘Unstable’ Actors
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

9. Calculability as a Quantifier of Future Profits Added to the Present
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

Part III. Historical and Contemporary Forms of Resistance

10. Political Economy and Identity of “All Okinawa” Resistance
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

11. Time as a Defense of the Environment: A Fight Against McDonaldized Forms of Progress
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

12. Conclusion
Miyume Tanji, Daniel Broudy

Nyckelord: Cultural and Media Studies, Media and Communication, Conflict Studies, Asian Culture, Discourse Analysis