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1 Uniwersytet Warszawski Wydział Filozofii I Socjologii Instytut
Challenge of Japanese-Peruvian Descendent Families in the XXI Century
Teaching and Learning Across an Ethnic Divide: Peruvian Parents and a Japanese School
From Japonés to Nikkei: the Evolving Identities of Peruvians of Japanese
Illustrated Vocabulary for the Japanese American Experience During World War II 11
The US Internment of Japanese Peruvians During World War II
Justice, Internment and Japanese-Peruvians in Peru, the United States, and Japan
The Nikkei Community of Peru: Settlement and Development
The Other Internment Teaching the Hidden Story of Japanese Latin Americans During WWII
LIMA's JAPANESE-PERUVIANS, 1936-1963 by Benjamin Dumontier
Transnational Citizenship and Deterritorialized Identity: the Meanings of Nikkei Diasporas' Shuttling Between the Philippines and Japan
1 NIKKEI-NESS: a CYBER-ETHNOGRAPHIC EXPLORATION of IDENTITY AMONG the JAPANESE PERUVIANS of PERU the Ways in Which Identity Labe
A Narrative Inquiry of Nikkei Peruvian Return Migration to Japan a Senior
1 Gender and Japanese Immigrants to Peru, 1899 Through World War II
Japanese Peruvian Diaspora Oral History Project
(12) Patent Application Publication (10) Pub. No.: US 2014/0031308A1 Diane Et Al
Peruvian Japanese: from Undesirables to Rightless Subjects Nicolas Soto University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Migração De Retorno, Identidade E Transnacionalismo: Famílias Nipo-Brasileiras E As Experiências De Vida Entre O Brasil E O Japão Issue Date: 2015-02-26
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Japanese-Peruvians' National Ethnic Identities Across
Japanese Peruvian Oral History Project JAPANESE LATIN AMERICANS & the HOSTAGE EXCHANGE PROGRAM DURING WWII Q: WHAT COUNTRIES
WO 2012/033537 Al ©
Memory and Place-Making for Peruvians of Chinese and Japanese Descent in the 21St Century
REPORT No. 26/20 Doc
Japanese Americans in World War Ii
Latin America and Asia
Ethnic Hierarchy and Its Impact on Ethnic Identities: a Comparative Analysis of Peruvian and Brazilian Return-Migrants in Japan
Tom Gill Lecture No