Latest Research in Japanese History and Culture

Top Research Topics in Japanese History and Culture

• Japanese History and Culture — 2 papers
• Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights — 2 papers
• Multilingual Education and Policy — 2 papers
• Historical Economic and Social Studies — 2 papers
• Memory, Trauma, and Commemoration — 1 papers
• Diaspora, migration, transnational identity — 1 papers
• Middle East Politics and Society — 1 papers
• Decadence, Literature, and Society — 1 papers
• Migration, Refugees, and Integration — 1 papers
• World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact — 1 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. ‘Don’t call me mzungu’: negotiating migration categories and privilege in Nairobi (6 citations)
2. Europe as a Normative Horizon: Migration Aspirations Among Japanese Self‐Initiated Migrants
3. Agenda-setting theory, commemoration, and stickers
4. Cultivating modernity: public parks, visuality, and knowledge transfer in late nineteenth-century Korea
5. Anchored in exclusion: negotiating hybrid identities and blended belonging in Lebanon’s young refugee communities
6. The Italian state’s discovery of the mafia
7. The Normalization of Far-Right Narratives in Scandinavia: Humorous Ambiguity and Everyday Anti-Muslim Racism
8. From Wartime Mobilization to Uneven Empowerment: Women's Work, Activism, and Citizenship in Britain and the United States during the First World War.
9. The World Around Anson’s Voyage: Inter-imperial Impacts of the Expedition
10. ‘We All Stand Together’ (Or Do We?): Moral Underpinnings of the Emergence and Repression of Solidarity at Work
11. Inclusive Elimination: How White Americans Oppose Native Nation Sovereignty Using “Our Land” and “Our Laws” Narratives
12. Unity in Diversity? Nature Conservation in the Habsburg Empire
13. Revolutionary Lessons and Adaptations in a Transnational Context: The Guerrilla Experience of Alfaro Vive Carajo
14. The Korean Church’s Role as a Channel and National Consciousness in the March First Movement — Focusing on the Institutionalization of the Korean Church’s Public Role in the 1920s and 1930s
15. By What Authority? — For Those Concerned with Indigenous Sovereignty
16. By What Authority? — For Those Concerned with Indigenous Sovereignty
17. Socialist De-Colony: Black and Soviet Entanglements in Ghana’s Cold War
18. Coupling Geometry Case Study VII: The Inca Empire, c. 1438–1572 CE
19. Colonial traditions and indigenous language recognition: insights from Taiwan and Canada
20. Legitimacy of Communal Institutions in the Early Modern Times: The Ashkenazi Meat Hall of Amsterdam