Negotiating Identity In Contemporary Japan

Discover the complexities of Japanese ethnonational identity in Negotiating Identity In Contemporary Japan by Ching Lin Pang. Published in 2000 by Kegan Paul, this insightful hardback spans 348 pages and delves into the dynamic interplay of transnational cultural flows. Through a compelling case study of the kikokushijo, or 'returnees'—children of expatriate parents who grew up abroad—Pang explores how these experiences shape identity and belonging in modern Japan. This book is essential for anyone interested in anthropology, cultural studies, and contemporary politics in Japan, offering a unique perspective on emigration, immigration, and the evolving social fabric of Japanese society. Enhance your understanding of cultural identity with this thought-provoking read.