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[ 1 ] Modern Okinawan Transnationality: Colonialism, Diaspora, and “Return”

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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Racializing Culture and Class in a Transnational Field 1
  5. [ 1 ] Modern Okinawan Transnationality: Colonialism, Diaspora, and “Return” 22
  6. [ 2 ] The Making of Patrones Japonesas and Dekasegi Migrants 54
  7. [ 3 ] From Patrón to Nikkei-jin Rōdōsha: Class Transformations 83
  8. [ 4 ] Educating “Good” Nikkei and Okinawan Subjects 113
  9. [ 5 ] Gendering Transnationality: Marriage, Family, and Dekasegi 146
  10. Conclusion: Embodiment of Local Belonging 183
  11. Notes 191
  12. Glossary 215
  13. References 219
  14. Index 245
  15. About The Author 257
Embodying Belonging
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https://doi.org/10.1515/9780824860547-003

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Acknowledgments vii
  4. Introduction: Racializing Culture and Class in a Transnational Field 1
  5. [ 1 ] Modern Okinawan Transnationality: Colonialism, Diaspora, and “Return” 22
  6. [ 2 ] The Making of Patrones Japonesas and Dekasegi Migrants 54
  7. [ 3 ] From Patrón to Nikkei-jin Rōdōsha: Class Transformations 83
  8. [ 4 ] Educating “Good” Nikkei and Okinawan Subjects 113
  9. [ 5 ] Gendering Transnationality: Marriage, Family, and Dekasegi 146
  10. Conclusion: Embodiment of Local Belonging 183
  11. Notes 191
  12. Glossary 215
  13. References 219
  14. Index 245
  15. About The Author 257
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