Japanese influences and presences in Asia

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Japanese influences and presences in Asia

edited by Marie Söderberg and Ian Reader

(Studies on Asian topics, no. 25)

Curzon, 2000

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Bibliography: p. 249-261

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Description

While scholarly works on this topic have to date mainly concentrated on Japan's influences in economic and political terms, this volume examines Japanese influences in Asia from a broader perspective. The text takes into account human factors, such as the presence of Japanese people as workers, managers and visitors in Asian societies and the flow of Japanese goods in terms on their impact on popular culture. In addition, the book examines the feelings within other Asian nations such as India and Malaysia to the Japanese presence, looking at Japanese the people's aspirations, expectations and at times disappointments. Written by Asian and Western scholars from variety of academic perspectives, the essays in this volume analyze the topic at both macro- and micro-levels. They examine the variegated and highly differing influences and presences of Japan as seen from a number of view points, from street perspectives and the world of popular culture, to global political issues, to questions of regional investment and the cultural and economic aspirations of Chinese students in Japan.

Table of Contents

  • 1. Introduction, Marie Soederberg, Ian Reader
  • Part I Anthropological Perspectives
  • 2. Commodities, Culture and Japan's Corollanization of Asia, Brian Moeran
  • 3. Globalization, 'Folk Models' of the World Order and National Identity:, Eyal Ben-Ari
  • 4. Japanese Manufacturing in Thailand, Mitchell W. Sedgwick
  • Part II Economics and Investment
  • 5. Asia as Seen from the Perspective of Japanese General Trading Houses, Marie Soederberg
  • 6. Shifting Patterns in Japan's Economic Co-operation in East Asia, David Arase
  • Part III Japanese Political Aspirations
  • 7. Post-Cold War Changes in Japanese International Identity, Kenn Nakata Steffensen
  • 8. Japan and the Asia Pacific Region, Jean-Pierre Lehmann
  • Part IV Asian Aspirations and Attitudes
  • 9. Will the Sun Ever Shine in South Asia?, Purnendra Jain
  • ch0010 Malaysia-Japan Relations, Paridah Abd. Samad
  • 11. Chinese Students in Japan, Paul D. Scott

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  • NCID
    BA43816771
  • ISBN
    • 0700711104
  • Country Code
    uk
  • Title Language Code
    eng
  • Text Language Code
    eng
  • Place of Publication
    Richmond
  • Pages/Volumes
    266 p.
  • Size
    23 cm
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