Add to ORKGDuring the first half of the twentieth century the former territory of Manchuria in Northeast China became one of the greatest settlement areas of the world and the most important foreign destination for the Japanese. This article discusses the impacts of colonialism and its associated migration, especially with regard to the multiethnic society created in Mukden (Shenyang). The focus is on the residential segregation of the Japanese population in the South Manchuria Railway Zone (1920-36) and in the Greater Mukden (1935-42). We measured the level of segregation between the Japanese population and other ethnic groups through the index of dissimilarity (I. D.). The results show that while residential segregation decreased with time in the Gr...
While diplomats and soldiers may carve out empires, civilians also play a crucial role in building n...
Presently there are about two million Koreans living in China, most of them in Manchuria, in northea...
Making sense of the spectacular performance of postwar Japanese economy is one of the central issues...
From 1932 to 1945 the Japanese government sponsored agricultural emigration campaigns to Manchuria ...
The immigration of Koreans as foreigners to Manchuria began in the 1860s, and their nationality had ...
1905 witnessed Japan's victory over Russia. The whole of Asia was inspired by this war, even includi...
This thesis examines the cultural context of intellectual collaboration in the Japanese colonial sta...
Recent writing in English shows a range of new approaches to and interpretations of Japanese colonia...
The Russian emigration in Manchuria at the beginning of the 20th century represents a very special h...
When the Second Sino–Japanese War broke out in 1937, it became increasingly important for the Japane...
China’s three northeastern provinces (Fengtian, Heilongjiang, and Jilin) were transfigured by Japane...
This paper outlines the historical background to Korean migration and Japanese colonialism in order ...
This dissertation traces one of the origins of the autonomous region system in the People’s Republic...
Taiwan ceded to Japan after the Sino-Japanese War was under Japanese rule for half a century (1895-1...
Many Koreans were forced to relocate to China and Japan, an involuntary diaspora, in response to the...
While diplomats and soldiers may carve out empires, civilians also play a crucial role in building n...
Presently there are about two million Koreans living in China, most of them in Manchuria, in northea...
Making sense of the spectacular performance of postwar Japanese economy is one of the central issues...
From 1932 to 1945 the Japanese government sponsored agricultural emigration campaigns to Manchuria ...
The immigration of Koreans as foreigners to Manchuria began in the 1860s, and their nationality had ...
1905 witnessed Japan's victory over Russia. The whole of Asia was inspired by this war, even includi...
This thesis examines the cultural context of intellectual collaboration in the Japanese colonial sta...
Recent writing in English shows a range of new approaches to and interpretations of Japanese colonia...
The Russian emigration in Manchuria at the beginning of the 20th century represents a very special h...
When the Second Sino–Japanese War broke out in 1937, it became increasingly important for the Japane...
China’s three northeastern provinces (Fengtian, Heilongjiang, and Jilin) were transfigured by Japane...
This paper outlines the historical background to Korean migration and Japanese colonialism in order ...
This dissertation traces one of the origins of the autonomous region system in the People’s Republic...
Taiwan ceded to Japan after the Sino-Japanese War was under Japanese rule for half a century (1895-1...
Many Koreans were forced to relocate to China and Japan, an involuntary diaspora, in response to the...
While diplomats and soldiers may carve out empires, civilians also play a crucial role in building n...
Presently there are about two million Koreans living in China, most of them in Manchuria, in northea...
Making sense of the spectacular performance of postwar Japanese economy is one of the central issues...