...Government News Gunseikanbu (Japanese Military Administration) Soon after the Dutch surrender of the Indies on March 8, 1942, the Japanese intensi- fied the promotion of their Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere concept, indicat- ing to Indonesians that they had come as brothers and...

... Note on Japanese Names and Terms Japanese names are written following the Japanese practice: surname first, given name second. The only exceptions to this rule are the names of Japanese authors who have published in English using Western name order or who, for any reason, have...

... jeffrey lesser Japanese, Brazilians, Nikkei: A Short History of Identity...

... shuhei hosokawa Speaking in the Tongue of the Antipode: Japanese Brazilian...

... angelo ishi Searching for Home, Wealth, Pride, and ‘‘Class Japanese Brazilians...

... Voting Rights for Elderly Japanese Migrants to Brazil Japanese Brazilians sometimes express their affiliation with Japan in ways that make Japanese Americans nervous. Whether in the millenarian movement...

... keiko yamanaka Feminization of Japanese Brazilian Labor Migration to Japan...

... daniel t. linger Do Japanese Brazilians Exist? Moacir Aoki is searching for home abroad. He claims to...

...Race and Reflexivity: The Black Other in Contemporary Japanese Mass Culture John Russell Editor's Note This manuscript was originally submitted with II figures. However, when the author contacted the various publishers to obtain permission to reprint certain im• ages he was...

... INTERLUDEIII Manifesto of the Japanese Futurist Movement Hirato Renkichi Translated by Miryam Sas Trembling heart of the gods, the central active energy of humanity emerges from the core of collective life.The city is a motor. Its core is dynamo-electric...

...2 INVERTING RACIAL LOGIC How Public Health Discourse and Standards Racialized the Meanings of Japanese and Mexican in Los Angeles, 1910–1924 Natalia Molina In the late nineteenth century and the early twentieth, the health inspectors on Ellis...

... chapter one The Politics of Osmosis: Korean Migration and the Japanese Empire e Japan considered the occupation of Korea to be...

... chapter three Agency of Japanese Imperialism e Now known as the Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture, with four coun- ties of Jilin Province adjacent to northern Korea, Kando was the archetype of Japan’s osmotic...

... colonialism, I propose that the structure of the Japanese colonialism can be understood as a triad, whereas Western colonialism was dyadic. In the dyad the colonizer and the colonized forge a direct relationship; in contrast in the triad the two collec- tivities do so through the mediation of the...

... of critics: Marxists, who could draw from their wartime comrades who con- sidered Japan’s wartime crackdown on communism as “fascist”; and post- war nationalists (both Japanese as well as citizens of Japan’s wartime enemy states), who simply use the term to excoriate anything connected with war...

... A lan lan Introduction: The Culture of Japanese Fascism T ans m an The essays in this volume examine the relationship between culture and fascism in Japan in the decades preceding the end of the Pacific War in...

... A aron Gerow aron Narrating the Nation-ality of a Cinema: The Case of Japanese Prewar Film When Walker Conner posed the important question, “When is a nation?” he was not simply reasserting the historicity of a concept that, almost by definition...

... 2 Naruse at P.C.L. Toward a Japanese Classical Cinema, 1935–1937 Embedded in the seductive imaging of the modern girl was the formation of a new women’s consciousness that the prevailing system of authority had not...