Buraku, Capitalism and the State in Japan

Buraku, Capitalism and the State in JapanApplying universal themes, this book analyses the discrimination faced by and the (re)construction of the Buraku people during Japans modernization. State and capital have created the ongoing plight of the Buraku. This book demonstrates that Buraku discrimination has been a springboard for domination, both during and after Japans colonial rule in Asia and has been an important function of governance in Japan. Buraku discrimination is reproduced in

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