One Hundred Years after Japan's Forced Annexation of Korea: History and Tasks

Contents: Yi Tae-Jin: The Choshu Faction's Invasion of Korea: Violation of Law and Morality - Chu Chinoh: Korea-Japan Relations in Modern Times and the Annexation of Korea: An Assessment of the Response to Japan during the Korean Empire Era - Wada Haruki: The Russo-Japanese War and Japan's Annexation of Korea: Considering the «Russia» Factor - Matsuda Toshihiko: Commander-in-Chief of Staff Otani Kikuzo of the Japanese Army Stationed in Korea During the Pre-and Post-Eulsa Protectorate Treaty Periods - Sasagawa Norikatsu: Typology of the Protectorate - Arai Shinichi: Disorder of East Asia and Colonialism - Mizuno Naoki: Observation of Colonial Rule during the Period of Japanization: Focusing on the Loyalty Oath of Imperial Subjects - Chang Seiyoon: Japan's Colonial Rule of Korea and the Response of the Korean People - Xu Yong: Japan's Aggression in Northeast China and the Concept of the Inseparability of Manchuria and Korea: Yamagata Aritomo's Policy Plan - Li Cheng-chi: The Formation of «The Crowd» in Colonial Taiwan: A Study from the Perspective of Historical Sociology - Mushakoji Kinhide: Towards Recognition of the Crime of Colonialism: The Lesson of Japan's Violent Annexation of Korea - Totsuka Etsuro: The Liquidation of History in East Asia - Doh See-hwan: Reexamination of the 1910 Treaty of Japan's Annexation of Korea from the Viewpoint of Historical Justice and International Law - Lee Keun-Gwan: Reassessing the Japanese Annexation of Korea from the Perspective of International Law: The Illegality of the Annexation and the «1965 Korea-Japan Claims Settlement Agreement» - Byeon Yeong-ho: The One Hundredth Anniversary of Japan's Forced Annexation of Korea and Korean Residents in Japan - Cha Ha-soon: Repentance for Past Misdeeds and Choice for the Future - Bu Ping: Creating a Framework for Dialogue on East Asian Historical Issues - Lee Jong-Won: The Republic of Korea-Japan Agreement and Remaining Challenges - Edward J.Shultz: An Act of War: The U.S.Seizure of

Doh See-hwan is research fellow at the Northeast Asian History Foundation in Seoul (Korea). He specializes in International Law, International Human Rights Law and International Economic Law.