Modernity and marginalization: describing Burakumin and Koreans in Meiji Japan
Early Buraku and Korean reactions: modernity and empire from the margins
Minorities and the minority problem in the 1920s: threats to state and empire, and the liberal response
Minority activism and identity politics in the age of imperial democracy
The "minority problem" in Japan's "new order": state minority policies and mobilization for war
Minorities in a time of national crisis: Burakumin and Koreans during mobilization and war
Interminority relations, 1920-45: movements and communities
Conclusion : prejudice, policy, and proximity on the margins of empire.