How and why have attitudes in Japan towards Japan and Taiwan's shared wartime history changed since the end of World War II?

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Asian Studies (60 EC) (MA)

Fossick, Jake Thomas (2016)

How and why have attitudes in Japan towards Japan and Taiwan's shared wartime history changed since the end of World War II?

Master thesis | Asian Studies (60 EC) (MA)

Japanese views on the shared history between Japan and Taiwan has moved from cultivated ignorance to a generally positive view largely due to the economic and political development of Taiwan; the existence of Taiwan as an island of friendship to Japan in a sea of enemies and the democratisation and localisation movements in Taiwan.

Japan

Taiwan

War Memory

Author: Fossick, Jake Thomas

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Politics, Society and Economy of Asia

Supervisors: Mark, Ethan

ECTS Credits: 15

Language: en

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How and why have attitudes in Japan towards Japan and Taiwan's shared wartime history changed since the end of World War II?