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Part 1 Archaeology and identity; 1 The Japanese as an Asia-PacificPopulation; Katayama Kazumichi; 2 North Kyushu Creole: alanguage-contact model for the origins of Japanese; John C. Maher; 3Beyond ethnicity and emergence in Japanese archaeology; Simon Kaner; 4Archaeology and Japanese identity; Clare Fawcett; Part 2 Centre andPeriphery; 5 A descent into the past: the frontier in the constructionof Japanese history; Tessa Morris-Suzuki; 6 The place of Okinawa inJapanese historical identity; Richard Pearson; 7 Ainu Moshir andYaponesia: Ainu and Okinawan identities in contemporary Japan; HanazakiKohei; Part 3 Contact with the Outside; 8 Some Reflections on IdentityFormation in East Asia in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries DerekMassarella; 9 Siam and Japan in Pre-Modern Times: a note on mutualimages Ishii Yoneo; 10 Indonesia under the 'Greater East AsiaCo-Prosperity Sphere' Goto Ken'ichi; 11 Japanese Army InternmentPolicies for Enemy Civilians during the Asia-Pacific War Utsumi Aiko;Part 4 The Japanese Family; 12 Modern Patriarchy and the Formation ofthe Japanese Nation; State Ueno Chizuko; 13 The Modern Japanese FamilySystem: a unique or universal?; Nishikawa Yuko; Part 5 Culture andIdeology; 14 Emperor, Race and Commoners; Amino Yoshihiko; 15 TwoInterpretations of Japanese Culture; Nishikawa Nagao; 16 Kokusaika:impediments in Japan's deep structure; Gavan McCormack; Afterword:Diversity and identity in the twenty-first century; Mark Hudson andTessa Morris-Suzuki