PUBLICATIONS

BOOK (TRANSLATOR)

ANDO, Takemasa . Trans. Yen-Yu Lin. 2018. New Left Movements and Civil Society in Japan: Political Thought in 1960s and Its Afterlives. Taipei: Rive Gauche Press. (translating Japanese into Mandarin)

BOOK CHAPTERS

• Kim, Veda Hyunjin, and Yen-Yu Lin (equal contributions). 2026. "Raceless East Asians? Self-Racialization of Japanese and South Korean Peoples." Pp. 195–213 in Handbook of Anticolonial, Decolonial and Postcolonial Sociologies, edited by J. Puri and V. Patil. Cheltenham, UK: Edward Elgar Publishing. https://doi.org/10.4337/9781035329878.00019

• Lin, Yen-Yu. 2016. “Japanese Contemporary Nationalism: ‘Debate of Article Nine.’” In Japan Studies in Present Taiwan: The Theory and Practice in Social Sciences, eds. Wen-Cheng Lin et al. Taipei: Hanlu Press, pp. 62-80. (in Mandarin)

• Lin, Yen-Yu. 2014. “Chiang Kai-Shek and Transitional Justice in Taiwan.” In Keywords: Analyzing Taiwanese Society for Our Generation and Time. Taipei: Rive Gauche Press, pp. 227-253. (in Mandarin)

BOOK PROJECT

• Title: The Raceless Racism: Visibility and Invisibility of Race in Taiwan under Japanese Colonial Rule

• Dissertation DOI: https://doi.org/10.18130/3rqk-7765 

• Advisor: Dr. Fiona R. Greenland 

MASTER'S THESES

1. Lin, Yen-Yu. 2019. “Monuments on the Move: The Robert E. Lee Statue and Memory Activism in Charlottesville.” Master’s thesis, University of Virginia.

• Advisor: Dr. Jeffrey K. Olick

2. Lin, Yen-Yu. 2017. “Pacifist Nationalism—Commemorations of August 15 and Postwar Japanese Nationalism, 1945-1972.” (和平民族主義──從「終戰／敗戰紀念日」記憶探討戰後日本民族主義的內涵與轉變（1945～1972）) Master thesis, National Taiwan University. (in Mandarin; full text)

• Advisors: Dr. Horng-Luen Wang (汪宏倫) & Dr. Chang-Ling Huang (黃長玲)

BACHELOR'S THESIS

Lin, Yen-Yu. 2014. “The History and Development of Transitional Justice in Taiwan: The Role of NGOs.” (台湾における移行期正義の歴史と展望：民間団体を中心に) Bachelor Thesis, Waseda University. (in Japanese)

• Advisor: Dr. Masahiro WAKABAYASHI (若林正丈) 

POPULAR WRITING PUBLISHED IN PRINT

• Lin, Yen-Yu. 2024. “Afterword: The Healing Journey of Trauma in Social Movements.” New Left Movements and Civil Society in Japan: Political Thought in the 1960s and Its Afterlives (2nd edition). Taipei: Rive Gauche Press. (in Mandarin)

• Lin, Yen-Yu. 2015. “Understanding Korea and Okinawa from Taiwan.” Waseda Asia Review 17: 107-110. (in Japanese)