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Gary Saxonhouse y Kozo Yamamura (comps.), Law and Trade Issues of the Japanese Economy (American and Japanese Perspectives), University of Washington Press, 1986. Castro González, Luis F.

Estudios de Asia y África

Representación de América Latina en y para Japón: un análisis de la prensa japonesa Forero Montoya, Betsy

Estudios de Asia y África

“…In addition, this study also uses the communication research method of content and textual analysis to examine two decades worth of news articles published by the Japanese newspaper, The Asahi Shimbun. The resulting discussion centers on how Latin Americans are mainly portrayed as athletes or rule breakers, laying the foundation for the construction of a Latin American other required for the production and reproduction of a Japanese Self.…”

El camino hacia una política de promoción cultural en el Japón contemporáneo y los inicios de una campaña de fortalecimiento de la identidad nacional Mandujano Salazar, Yunuen Ysela

Estudios de Asia y África

“…Nevertheless, academic and economic analysts from Japan and the world began to notice the increasing global influence that cultural products of Japanese origin —such as anime, manga, video games, music and other contents— were gaining against the hegemony of American culture. …”

Sidney L. Gulick: reflexiones sobre el peligro amarillo en la primera mitad del siglo XX Romero Leo, Jaime

Estudios de Asia y África

“…The rhetoric of the  yellow peril fueled the West’s fear of Asian people and this rejection eventually translated into specific, racist policies in countries like the United States. This anti-Japanese fervor was occasionally promoted by the North American media, such as in the case of William Randolph Hearst’s newspapers. …”