Titlebook: Economic Activities Under the Japanese Colonial Empire; Minoru Sawai Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Introduction,omic aspects of “exploitation and development” of colonial rule. Rather, it must also consider how the prewar period provided the foundational elements of postwar economic growth across East Asia. This is the underlying theme of this book, which comprises the latest studies on “Economic Activities under the Japanese Colonial Empire.”

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Review of Chaisung Lim, , (Wartime Economy and Railroad Operations) are the Chosen (Korean National) Railway’s organizational responses to the environment brought about by war and liberation: the restructuring of operating processes internal to the organization and the restructuring?of the transport capacity allocation system external to the organization.

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The Formation of Capitalism in East Asia as the process in which, through the colonization of surrounding areas, Japan developed as an empire. By doing so, this study aims to assess the historical significance of the economic expansion of the Japanese Empire. First, the uniqueness of intra-East Asian trade is highlighted quantitatively. I

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The Shifting Axis of Specialization Within the Japanese Empire: A Study of Railway Distribution of Cnchuria— and to analyze how this structure related to “industrialization.” The “rice production development program” and increased exports to Japan created demand for Manchurian millet as a subsistence food in the rice-producing south. The result was the “specialization in cereals within the empire”

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The Peasants’ Dilemma: Finance and Fraud Problems in Purchasing Fertilizer in Taiwan (1910–1930s)following three points are discussed. First, there were two supply routes for the purchase of fertilizers: one was from the agricultural associations, the other from merchants. In applying fertilizers, the peasants came to use two applications: a basal fertilizer applied just before planting, and an

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Review of Nak Nyeon Kim, , (The Korean Economy Under the Japanese Rule)f investment? These are the central questions to this work. Kim Nak Nyeon provides concrete evidence concerning how Japanese investments shaped Korea‘s economy in the following chapters: Chapter 4 deals with agricultural investment during the 1920s; Chapter 5 covers Korean industrialization during t

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Review of Chaisung Lim, , (Wartime Economy and Railroad Operations)s was transformed from an infrastructure of colonial domination to an infrastructure of resistance to socialism. It is an analysis based on detailed evidence from primary materials uncovered by the author himself. The key points brought to light by the empirical evidence and addressed in this volume