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Naoko Wake

After completing her B.A. and M.A. at Kyoto University, Japan, and her Ph.D. at Indiana University, Bloomington, Naoko Wake joined the faculty of Michigan State University in 2005, where she holds a joint appointment with Lyman Briggs College and Department of History. Her field of specialization is the history of medicine, gender, sexuality in the United States and the Pacific Rim, and she is the author of Private Practices: Harry Stack Sullivan, the Science of Homosexuality, and American Liberalism (Rutgers, 2011) and the co-author (with Shinpei Takeda) of Hiroshima/Nagasaki Beyond the Ocean (Yururi Books, 2014). She is currently working on her second monograph Bombing Americans: Gender and Trans-Pacific Memory after World War II, which explores the history of Japanese-American and Korean-American survivors of the bomb with a focus on their transnational memory, identity, and activism.

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    • Analytics and Thematics
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  • Academics
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  • Contact Us
  • Faculty
    • Ann Larabee
    • Brian Pappas
    • Casey O’Donnell
    • Catherine M. Grosso
    • Christina DeJong
    • Daniel B. Ahlquist
    • Donna Kaplowitz
    • Dylan A. T. Minor
    • Dylan A.T. Miner
    • Edward Murphy
    • Elizabeth Drexler
    • Elizabeth Mittman
    • Estrella Torrez
    • Heather A. Howard (Bobiwash)
    • Howard Bossen
    • Jennifer Goett
    • John (Jack) P. Smith
    • John Metzler
    • Jonathan Ritz
    • Kenneth Harrow
    • Kyle Powys Whyte
    • Laura Apol
    • Laura Fair
    • Logan Williams
    • Marcy Hessling O’Neil
    • Matthew Pauly
    • Najib Hourani
    • Naoko Wake
    • Peter Limb
    • Rita Kiki Edozie
    • Ronen Steinberg
    • Stephen Gasteyer
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    • Veronique Theriault
    • Vincent Delgado
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