... importantly Indonesia raya (Great Indonesia), which was adopted subsequently as the Indonesian national anthem. Educated elites debated whether Indonesian culture was best conceived as an amalgamation of ethnic cultures, a melding of east and west, or an entirely new formation. heritage “Indonesia raya...

...The introduction contextualizes the book’s central themes of diaspora, nationalism, race, and urban space, and locates their intersection within Tanzanian and Indian Ocean history and historiography. Descriptions of ordinary people’s lives, collected through oral interviews, illuminate wider...

...Nationalist ideas redefined the connection between race and urban cinemas in late colonial Tanganyika and independent Tanzania. When Indian nationalism confronted British colonialism in South Asia, Tanganyikan cinemagoers experienced local changes to government censorship practices. African...

...This book investigates the rise of Kanak nationalism in New Caledonia in the period after World War II, along with the events and factors that influenced it. It shows that the rise of Kanak nationalism is connected to a long history of anticolonial movement rooted in Kanak cultures and was also...

..., and especially Third World decolonization and liberation. It also explores how Third World nationalism interacted with a radical West that had millenarian dreams of victory over “the establishment,” with particular emphasis on New Caledonian anticolonial activitists' views about socialist revolution. Finally...

... that was diametrically opposed to the expansionist Meiji government. He criticized the boycott of Japanese-made goods following the May Fourth Movement in China, cautioning young students against creating a monster out of Chinese nationalism. This chapter first considers the geopolitical conditions in East Asia...

...This chapter examines the themes of modernity and nationalism in Soewarsih Djojopoespito's novel Buiten het gareel (Free from Restraints). Written in Dutch and published in Holland in 1940, Buiten het gareel is about the romance and narrativity of revolutionary...

...This chapter examines Soewarsih Djojopoespito's thoughts on nationalism, feminism, and the politics of her time by looking at her political essays and comparing them with Armijn Pané's essays on culture and politics in the Dutch Indies. It also makes a comparison between the feminist politics...

... nationalism being imagined in colonial India. The case of Osmania University has important ramifications for the question of whether Islam has the ability to accommodate Western science, secularism, and democracy. This concluding chapter considers subsequent Urdu literary production and what it might...

... arrived first in the major centers of Indochina before emerging as a key instrument in efforts to build “pro-French nationalism” in Laos. Many ideas, practices, and institutions failed to make it to Laos, the remotest of the Indochinese territories, and the intent and nature of other innovations were...

...This chapter analyzes how the relationship between sport, nationalism, and regional relations in Laos was profoundly shaped by the region's rival Cold War alliances, from which local communist, neutralist, and rightist factions emerged. In postcolonial Laos, participating on the regional sporting...

... the alternative narrative, known as National Humiliation discourse, which is built on past grievances such as military defeat, territorial concessions, economic servitude and diplomatic betrayal. The narrative attempts to redefine Thai identity based on the model of the state as victim. Politicians have used...

... Farmers’ Academy Christian Women Farmers’ School Kim Yong gi poverty Samae Three Loves Agricultural Technology Institute South Korea Chungang Seminary Hansalim Minjung theology people’s theology Ture modernity modernization agrarianism nationalism Lasting a little over a decade (1925–1937...

...This chapter examines the relationship between modern mass culture and nationalism through an analysis of the cinema’s reflexivity toward the moviegoing experience itself. In this context, the chapter considers Shochiku Kamata Film Studios’ “Kamata style,” the foundation for the classical Japanese...

... nationalism first emerged in California from the huiguan or native-place associations, and the Six Companies’ modern nationalist diplomacy steered China’s turn toward modern nationalist foreign relations. By showing that the Six Companies, rather than the Chinese government, was the center...

... turbulent transition from a tributary system to that of a modern nation-state. Eventually the Six Companies and Qing diplomats were defeated by a coalition of anti-Chinese interest groups, but their struggle produced a template for modern Chinese nationalism—a political identity that transcends native place...

... and their apparent support for agrarianism, or “agrarian nationalism,” along with his ouvre pre-KAPF and during the first and second KAPF periods (1925–1927 and 1927–1934). It also analyzes Yi's two novels, Homeland (1933–1934) and Land (Ttang; 1948–1949), along...

...In “War and Nationalism in Recent Japanese Cinema: Yamato, Trauma, and Remembering World War II and Shōwa,” Aaron Gerow situates his reading of Yamato (Otoko tachi no Yamato, 2005)–a blockbuster film about the last days of the famed battleship–within the ““Shōwa...

...This chapter focuses on the relationship between corruption and politics (and politicians) in the Pacific Islands, particularly as revealed in the National Integrity System (NIS) surveys and the arguments over the coup in Fiji. First, it looks at ideas about “politics” itself and ways it might...

... continuse overseas, and includes reaching beyond the Vietnamese community. Buddha Cambodia Caodaism in charisma Jesus Christ nationalism Phạm Công Tắc also called the Hộ Pháp Ngô Văn Chiêu Nguyễn Ngọc Tương Smith Ralph B Communists Pomona Caodai temple religious freedom United States State...