Overcoming Empire In Post-Imperial East Asia: Repatriation, Redress and Rebuilding

Cover\nContents\nList of Illustrations\nContributors\nIntroduction: Overcoming Empire Sherzod Muminov\n1 Trapped Between Imperial Ruins: Internment And Repatriation Of The  Taiwanese In The Postwar Asia-Pacific Shi-chi Mike Lan\n2 China’s Refugees: Postwar “Foreigners” And The Attempt At International Aid, 1945–1956 Meredith Oyen\n3 Early Narratives Of Japan’s Korean War Samuel Perry\n4 Reconstructing Architectural Memories Of The Japanese Empire In South Korea Hyun Kyung Lee\n5 The Cinematic Reconstruction of East Asia in Postwar Japanese War Films Dick Stegewerns\n6 Anti-Imperialism As Strategy: Masking The Edges of Foreign  Entanglements in Civil War-Era China, 1945–1948 Matthew D. Johnson\n7 From The Ashes of Empire: The Reconstruction of Manchukuo’s Enterprises And The Making Of China’s Northeastern Industrial Base, 1948–1952 Koji Hirata\n8 Empaires And Continuity: The Chinese Maritime Customs Service in East Asia, 1950–1955 Chihyun Chang\n9 Inverted Compensation: Wartime Forced Labor And Post-Imperial Reckoning Yukiko Koga\n10 Japan, Chemical Warfair, And Ōkunoshima: A Postwar Overview Arnaud Doglia\nBibliography\nIndex