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Function-Based Spatiality and the Development of Korean Communities in Japan
A Complex Adaptive Systems Theory Approach
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ISBN-13:
9780739173695
Veröffentl:
2014
Seiten:
206
Autor:
David Rands
eBook Typ:
EPUB
Kopierschutz:
Adobe DRM [Hard-DRM]
Sprache:
Englisch
Beschreibung:
Function-Based Spatiality and the Development of Korean Communities in Japan addresses the impact of urban environments on the development of Korean communities in Japan. It takes into consideration the historically developed functions of the cities in their regional, national, and international spheres and shows the relevance of those functions to the Korean communities of each city. This book will be of interest not only to scholars of the Korean minority of Japan but also to all who study the relationships between spatial functions and immigration.
Function-Based Spatiality and the Development of Korean Communities in Japan utilizes the theoretical model of complex adaptive systems and introduces the concept of function-based spatiality to investigate the roles of the urban environments of Tokyo and Osaka in the development of Korean communities in Japan. Analysis of distinct Korean communities allows for the examination of urban factors of each city which contributed to the patterns of Korean immigration and community formation. By utilizing a comparative narrative of the two cities, distinctions between the organic growth of Osaka and the planned city of Tokyo are illuminated. Additionally, the discussion utilizes the concept of function-based spatiality to show how each city interacted with its surrounding regional, national, and global spheres. The functions of Tokyo, as a gateway to Western modernization and center of the Japanese state, shaped the interactions with Korean immigrants. Likewise, Osaka’s functions as a center of mercantilism and second city played a large role in how Koreans were incorporated into the urban ethnoscapes. Taken together, these two examples provide insight to the dynamics of urban systems on the development of immigrant communities.
Preface: Theoretical Approach
Part I
Introduction to Part I: Two Very Different Cities
Chapter One: The Historical Development of Osaka’s Synergies
Chapter Two: The Historical Development of Tokyo’s Synergies
Part II
Introduction to Part II: Function-Based Spatiality and the Development of Korean Communities in Osaka and Tokyo
Chapter Three: From Initial Sojourners through Annexation
Chapter Four: Annexation through the Great Kanto Earthquake
Chapter Five: From the Great Kanto Earthquake to Greater Central Oversight
Chapter Six: Increased Central Control. Conscription, and the End of the War
Epilogue: Beginning the Postwar Plight
Part I
Introduction to Part I: Two Very Different Cities
Chapter One: The Historical Development of Osaka’s Synergies
Chapter Two: The Historical Development of Tokyo’s Synergies
Part II
Introduction to Part II: Function-Based Spatiality and the Development of Korean Communities in Osaka and Tokyo
Chapter Three: From Initial Sojourners through Annexation
Chapter Four: Annexation through the Great Kanto Earthquake
Chapter Five: From the Great Kanto Earthquake to Greater Central Oversight
Chapter Six: Increased Central Control. Conscription, and the End of the War
Epilogue: Beginning the Postwar Plight