Making of Japanese Settler Colonialism

Explore the intricate dynamics of Japanese colonialism in "Making of Japanese Settler Colonialism" by Sidney Xu Lu, published by Cambridge University Press in 2020. This compelling study spans 329 pages and delves into how Japanese empire-builders utilized concerns over overpopulation to rationalize their settler colonial endeavors. Lu meticulously uncovers the ideological connections, human relationships, and institutional continuities that link Japanese colonial migration across Asia with emigration to Hawaii, North, and South America. This innovative work not only enriches our understanding of Japanese imperialism but also highlights the broader implications of colonial narratives. Don't miss the opportunity to gain insights into this critical aspect of history, as this title is also available as Open Access for those interested in deeper exploration.