MIZOBE Yasuo
Department Undergraduate School , School of Global Japanese Studies Position Professor |
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Research Period | 2007~2010 |
Research Topic | Studies on "Colonial Responsibilities"in the History of Decolonization |
Research Type | KAKENHI Research |
Consignor | Japan Society for the Promotion of Science |
Research Program Type | Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (A) |
KAKENHI Grant No. | 19202023 |
Responsibility | Collaborative Researcher |
Representative Person | NAGAHARA Yoko |
Collaborative Researcher | TSUDA Miwa, HIRANO Chikako, ASADA Shinji, IIJIMA Midori, ITAGAKI Ryuta, OMINE Mari, GOTO Harumi, TAKABAYASHI Toshiyuki, DAN Yusuke, NAKANO Satoshi, HANZAWA Asahiko, MIZOBE Yasuo |
Details | The project aimed to understand the historical process of decolonization in the 20th century world history, instead of limiting it to the independence era after WWII, in terms of the concept of "colonial responsibilities" proposed by the precedent project. The colonial regime worldwide was reorganized and internationalized after WWI to oppose the emerging voice of questioning the "colonial responsibilities." The regime continued to exist even after the independence era of 1960s. through to the end of the "Cold War." |