Edited by: Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Seifert
This series presents new findings of research on Japan and its place, connections, and interactions within East Asia. Politically, people often perceive Japan as part of the “West”, whereas culturally the nation appears to many still as “the (essential) Other”. Instead of localizing Japan in such a simplistic way – be it as part of “the West” or as part of the “East” – it is assumed here that a historical configuration exists in East Asia which distinguishes interactions in the region. The present situation of East Asia should be understood against the background of Japan’s role in modern and contemporary history. In addition, Japan will be analyzed also as a pioneer when it comes to integrating East Asian countries into international institutions and scholarly exchange. Methodologically, the contributions to the series are not limited to one single approach. However, it will be mandatory to use primary sources in Japanese and other East Asian languages and to refer to research results of Japanese scholars in order to fulfil a truly international standard of research. An internationally composed advisory board guarantees the scholarly quality of each volume. Contributions to this series are of interest for scholars and students in History, Political Science, Intellectual History, Sociology and, of course, in area studies of East Asia.
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Heiko Lang
Competing Visions of Japan’s Relations with Southeast Asia, 1938-1960
2020, https://doi.org/10.5771/9783748904915
Series: Japan in Ostasien | Japan in East Asia, Vol. 5
Kuniyuki Terada
Actors of International Cooperation in Prewar Japan
2018, https://doi.org/10.5771/9783845266435
Series: Japan in Ostasien | Japan in East Asia, Vol. 4
Eun-Jeung Lee
Ostasien denken
2014, https://doi.org/10.5771/9783845255248
Series: Japan in Ostasien | Japan in East Asia, Vol. 3
Ulrich Flick
Identitätsbildung durch Geschichtsschulbücher
2014, https://doi.org/10.5771/9783845257198
Series: Japan in Ostasien | Japan in East Asia, Vol. 2
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