The Nature of Empire: Forest Ecology, Colonialism and Survival Politics in Japan's Imperial Order

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2013

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Morris-Suzuki, Tessa

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Taylor & Francis Group

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Over the past quarter of a century, research on the connection between empire and environment has flourished worldwide. Most writings, though, have focused on the history of European empire-building or American westward expansion; few have anything signif

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Japanese Studies

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