An invisible minority? Return migration and ethnicity in OkinawaFootnote^*
* An earlier version of this paper (entitled ‘Okinawa's invisible minority: The case of the Philippine Uchinȃnchu Nisei’) was presented at the SIETAR Kansai meeting on 6 July 2013 at Ryukoku University Umeda Campus, Osaka. A small part of the earlier version of the paper was presented as ‘Being half in the context of empire’, at a relay talk at the ‘International symposium: Between and beyond two empires (Part I)’ held at Kyoto University's Shinagawa Office on 29 July 2013 and subsequently published in the conference proceedings of said symposium.

Johanna O. ZuluetaFaculty of International Liberal Arts, Soka University, Tokyo, JapanCorrespondence[email protected]
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