The Japanese empire and Latin America

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The Japanese empire and Latin America

edited by Pedro Iacobelli and Sidney Xu Lu

University of Hawaiʻi Press, 2023

  • : hardback

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"This book was partitially funded by the ANID-Fondecyt Regular, Grant No. 1200031"--T.p. verso

Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-293) and index

Contents of Works

  • Turning the water into fair pools : prewar Japan's paternalistic outreach in its South American emigration policy / Toake Endoh
  • Japanese shipping lines in Latin America, 1905-1941 / Elijah J. Greenstein
  • Toward a prototype of the total empire : Japanese migration to Brazil and Japanese colonial expansion in Asia, 1921-1934 / Sidney Xu Lu
  • Transpacific migration and Japan's extraterritorial settler colonialism in the US-Mexican borderlands / Eiichiro Azuma
  • The immigrant-homeland connection : the development of the Japanese community in Peru / Ayumi Takenaka
  • Guiding settlers : the overseas development company and the recruitment of rural Brazil, 1918-1936 / Andre Kobayashi Deckrow
  • "South America bound" : Japanese settler colonist fiction of the Meiji era / Seth Jacobowitz
  • Chasing the transnational flow of books and magazines : materials, knowledge, and network / Yoshitaka Hibi
  • Immigrant propaganda : translating Japanese imperial ideology into Argentine nationalism / Facundo Garasino
  • After the empire : postwar emigration to the Dominican Republic and economic diplomacy / Hiromi Mizuno
  • Were Issei in Brazil imperialists? : emigration-driven expansionism in Nikkei literature / Ignacio López-Calvo

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