Japanese colonialism: Theory and Practice

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This lecture provides an in-depth exploration of Japanese colonialism, tracing its inception through the pre-1895 period, characterized by a lack of framework, to subsequent expansions post-Russo-Japanese War. The discussion includes the influence of Western economic theories, the acquisition of Taiwan and its management under Goto Shimpei's 'scientific colonialism,' and the academic backing that shaped colonial studies. The lecture also examines Korea and Manchuria's economic significance,...