Editor: Mary M. McCarthy, Department of Political Science, Drake University

Contents:

	Knowledge production and activism on the ‘comfort women’ in Northeast and Southeast Asia Mary M. McCarthy (p. 675)
	Silenced narratives of ‘comfort women’: Japanese women as gendered imperial subjects Sachiyo Tsukamoto (p. 682)
	The ‘comfort women’ of Malaysia and Singapore as transnational history and memory Kevin Blackburn (p. 701)
	Vietnamese ‘comfort women’: history without memory Royce Novak (p. 720)
	Intersectionality of early sexual trauma and aging in two Truku comfort women survivors’ life trajectories Shu-Hua Kang & Frank T.-Y. Wang (p. 747)
	Youth, suffering and ‘comfort women’ in Timor-Leste: towards a people's perspective of history Akihisa Matsuno (p. 771)
	‘To remember everything, to remember always’: the writing of trauma as working through in Maria Rosa Henson’s Comfort Woman: Slave of Destiny Catherine Lianza Aquino (p. 788)
	Colonized bodies: intersectional women’s movements of Korea and the Korean diaspora in the U.S. Jung-Sil Lee (p. 810)
	Driven by nationalism and entertainment: the representation of ‘comfort women’ on Weibo Xiaoyang Hao & Jiabao Pan (p. 836)
	The archival practice of ‘comfort women’ documentary Shusenjo: The Main Battleground of the Comfort Women Issue Hyun Gyung Kim (p. 859)

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