Okinawa Under Occupation : McDonaldization and Resistance to Neoliberal Propaganda

Examines the process of manufacturing civil societys consent to militarism and the effects of propaganda on the public mind in the context of contemporary Okinawa

Considers how civil rights and freedoms are represented and demolished as obstacles to states security rationale and neoliberal expansion

Offers a sociologically informed model of propaganda control and resistance to militarism applicable to other societies with U.S. bases around the globe