社会経済発展とディアスポラ<離散共同体> : 情報・知識・技術伝達と労働力の局面から(第76回全国大会共通論題,コンファレンス・レポート,第76回全国大会特集)

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This report is an outline of the theme topic of the 2007 Conference. The concept of diaspora has traditionally been applied to the history of people physically expelled from their homeland, such as the Jews and Armenians. However, pioneering works by R. COHEN, Global Diasporas, and P D. CURTIN, Cross-Cultural Trade in World History, have encouraged studies employing a broader interpretation of the concept. Most recently, the collective work of scholarship Diaspora Entrepreneurial Network: Four Centuries of History (2004) demonstrated a range of socio-economic contexts in which the international movement of people and communities can be analyzed in diasporic terms. Recognizing the global significance of the theme, the annual conference addressed ways in which further research on diaspora topics might be pursued. Y SHIBA of Toyo Bunko re-evaluated the significance of Chinese emigration in earlier centuries, F. MUNRO of Glasgow University looked at the spread of Scottish merchants in 19th-century Asia, S. MAHIWO of the University of the Philippines examined contemporary Filipino migration, and W. MUKESH of Delhi University considered the history of Indian immigration to Japan.
社会経済史学会の論文
2008-03-25