The Evolving Use of <em>Zai</em> as Marker of Location and\nIdentity in Japanese Diasporic Communities:\nA Case Study Using the Hoji Shinbun\nDigital Collection

Review of Japanese Culture and Society - Articles in Press, to be published in Review of Japanese Culture and Society, Vol. 35

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Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
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2024-12-12
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Japanese History and Culture
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The Evolving Use of Zai as Marker of Location and\nIdentity in Japanese Diasporic Communities:\nA Case Study Using the Hoji Shinbun\nDigital Collection

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
Japanese History and Culture
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The Evolving Use of Zai as Marker of Location and\nIdentity in Japanese Diasporic Communities:\nA Case Study Using the Hoji Shinbun\nDigital Collection

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Review of Japanese Culture and Society - Articles in Press, to be published in Review of Japanese Culture and Society, Vol. 35

Project Muse (Johns Hopkins University)
Reduced inequalities
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Japanese History and Culture
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