Toward a Japanese paradigm of settler-colonial urbanism?

IF 0.4 3区 历史学 Q1 HISTORY Urban History Pub Date : 2024-06-05 DOI:10.1017/s0963926824000452
Michael Thornton
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The city of Sapporo, founded in 1869 by the Japanese government as a colonial headquarters in Hokkaido, developed as part of a global wave of settler-colonial urbanism. Like counterparts in North America and Australia, Sapporo facilitated economic, environmental and political transformations across Hokkaido that led to the displacement of Indigenous Ainu society by a soon overwhelming number of ethnically Japanese settlers. However, several historical factors distinguish Sapporo’s settler-colonial urbanism from its peers, including the long history of relations between the Ainu and Japanese; the heavy role of the Japanese state in Sapporo; and the lack of mass relocations of the Ainu to reservations far from their traditional homes.

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日本的定居殖民城市化范例?
札幌市是日本政府于 1869 年在北海道建立的殖民地总部所在地,是全球定居殖民城市化浪潮的一部分。与北美和澳大利亚的同类城市一样,札幌促进了整个北海道的经济、环境和政治变革,导致原住民阿伊努社会很快被大量日本裔定居者所取代。然而,札幌的定居者殖民城市化有几个不同于其他城市的历史因素,包括阿伊努人与日本人之间的长期关系、日本国家在札幌扮演的重要角色,以及没有将阿伊努人大规模迁移到远离其传统家园的保留地。
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