Positioning American Japanese in the Context of Japanese and Okinawan Nationalism and Ethnicity By Stephanie Otani Source: Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies, Vol. II. (OctoberPublished by: SJAAS Stable UR

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Date: 2009-12-14 21:40:36 Asia Ryukyu Islands JapanUnited States relations Ryukyuan people Kyushu region Okinawa Prefecture Amerasian Battle of Okinawa Okinawa Island Multiracial Amami Islands Japan		Positioning American Japanese in the Context of Japanese and Okinawan Nationalism and Ethnicity By Stephanie Otani Source: Stanford Journal of Asian American Studies, Vol. II. (OctoberPublished by: SJAAS Stable UR Add to Reading List Source URL: aas.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 358,63 KB Share Document on Facebook

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