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- E-ISSN 3091-8685
- P-ISSN1976-3735
- E-ISSN3091-8685
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[Conference Proceeding] Formal Decolonization and Informal Reconnection: Korean and Japanese Christian Intellectuals in the Post-colonial Era
The Journal of Northeast Asian History / The Journal of Northeast Asian History, (P)1976-3735; (E)3091-8685
2025, v.22 no.1, pp.274-276
(Tohoku Gakuin University)
MATSUTANI,
M.
(2025). [Conference Proceeding] Formal Decolonization and Informal Reconnection: Korean and Japanese Christian Intellectuals in the Post-colonial Era. , 22(1), 274-276.
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[International Conference in Honor of the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Korea] Searching for New Perspectives on Contemporary History of Korea: Rethinking Decolonization, Military Occupations, and the Ideas for A Democratic Korea (Aug 4-5. 2025, Seoul)
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