Towards an Integrative Ontology of the Capitalist State: Post-war Japan as
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\nMyles Carroll
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\nTeruhiro Yamakita
\nFrom Foreign Child to Deportee: The Case of T, a Brazilian Man of Japanese
\nDescent Who Lived in Japan for 20 Years
\nMatsuo Tamaki
\nOrientalism in Buraku Studies: Through the Examination of Outcaste
\nAkira Kobayakawa
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\nIndependent Monitoring Board System for Prisons in Japan
\nSilvia Croydon
\nGovernmentality in the Time of COVID-19: The Use of Corporate Packaged
\nFood as an Instrument for Tension Management in Metro Manila
\nHeriberto Ruiz Tafoya
\nHonorary Whiteness as a Relational Construct: Ethnoracial Formations of
\nJapanese and Chinese in Apartheid South Africa
\nMeyu Yamamoto
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\n\u201cStronger\u201d Standpoint Theory
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\nGrowing Up Chinese in Japan: An Autoethnography
\nHao Liu
\nEditorial Philosophy
\nSTAD Submission Guideline
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Towards an Integrative Ontology of the Capitalist State: Post-war Japan as a Case Study Myles Carroll Housing First in Tokyo: Rethinking the Complicities between Housing First and Neoliberalism Teruhiro Yamakita From Foreign Child to Deportee: The Case of T, a Brazilian Man of Japanese Descent Who Lived in Japan for 20 Years Matsuo Tamaki Orientalism… <\/p>\n