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Titel:
Pan-Asianism in modern Japanese history
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colonialism, regionalism and borders
Enthält:
Pan-Asianism in modern Japanese history : overcoming the nation, creating a region, forging an empire
/ Sven SaalerPan-Asianism in modern Japan : nationalism, regionalism and universalism / Miwa Kimitada
The Asianism of the Kōa-kai and the Ajia Kyōkai : reconsidering the ambiguity of Asianism
/ Kuroko Morifumi
Universal values and Pan-Asianism : the vision of Ōmotokyō
/ Li Narangoa
Pan-Asianism and national reorganization : Japanese perceptions of China and the United States, 1914-19
/ Katō Yōko
Between Pan-Asianism and nationalism : Mitsukawa Kametarō and his campaign to reform Japan and liberate Asia
/ Christopher W.A. Szpilman
Forgotten leaders of the interwar debate on regional integration : introducing Sugimori Kōjirō
/ Dick Stegewerns
Were women pan-Asianist the worst? Internationalism and Pan-Asianism in the careers of Inoue Hideko and Inoue Masaji
/ Michael A. Schneider
Visions of a virtuous manifest destiny : Yasuoka Masahiro and Japan's Kingly Way
/ Roger H. Brown
The temporality of empire : the imperial cosmopolitanism of Miki Kiyoshi and Tanabe Hajime
/ John Namjun Kim
The concept of ethnic nationality and its role in Pan-Asianism in imperial Japan
/ Kevin M. Doak
Constructing destiny : Rōyama Masamichi and Asian regionalism in wartime Japan
/ J. Victor Koschmann
The postwar intellectuals' view of "Asia"
/ Oguma Eiji
Overcoming colonialism at Bandung, 1955
/ Kristine Dennehy
Pan-Asianism in international relations : prewar, postwar, and present
/ Hatsuse Ryūhei.
Beschreibung:
This title analyses historical approaches to the construction of the regional order in East Asia, each of which can be seen as an expression of Pan-Asianist thought. Providing an insight into the history of the debates about Asian identity, it is aimed at those with an interest in history, and Asian and Japanese Studies
This title analyses historical approaches to the construction of the regional order in East Asia, each of which can be seen as an expression of Pan-Asianist thought. Providing an insight into the history of the debates about Asian identity, it is aimed at those with an interest in history, and Asian and Japanese Studies