Five. “Why Awake A Sleeping Lion?” Governance During The Quiet Period, 1943–1944

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Figures ix
4. Tables xi
5. Preface xiii
6. Abbreviations xvii
7. Introduction 1
8. Prologue. Beyond Civil Rights 13
9. One. Governors And Their Advisers, 1918–1942 16
10. Two. The Governed: Japanese Americans And Politics, 1880–1942 40
11. Three. Establishing The Structures Of Internment, From Limited To Mass Internment, 1942–1943 76
12. Four. The Liberal Democratic Way Of Management, 1942–1943 107
13. Five. “Why Awake A Sleeping Lion?” Governance During The Quiet Period, 1943–1944 148
14. Six. “Taking Away The Candy”: Relocation, The Twilight Of The Japanese Empire, And Japanese American Politics, 1944–1945 180
15. Seven. The Long Shadow Of Internment 207
16. Epilogue. Toward Human Rights 219
17. Notes 223
18. A Note on Sources 295
19. Acknowledgments 305
20. Index 309