DIPLOMACY AND JAPANESE MIGRATION IN CHILE: FROM THE NITRATE PROJECT TO COLONIZATION ATTEMPTS IN THE SOUTH: 1913-1930

José Antonio González Pizarro; Claudio Llanos Reyes; Baldomero Estrada Turra; Marcelo Lufin Varas

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DIPLOMACY AND JAPANESE MIGRATION IN CHILE: FROM THE NITRATE PROJECT TO COLONIZATION ATTEMPTS IN THE SOUTH: 1913-1930

Translated title of the contribution: DIPLOMACY AND JAPANESE MIGRATION IN CHILE: FROM THE NITRATE PROJECT TO COLONIZATION ATTEMPTS IN THE SOUTH: 1913-1930

José Antonio González Pizarro, Claudio Llanos Reyes, Baldomero Estrada Turra, Marcelo Lufin Varas

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The Japanese migration process in the American continent is examined from Chilean diplomacy, along with two projects on migration from Japan to Chile in 1913 - 1930, analyzing the hardships involved in these arrangements by the Chilean governmental spheres. The relevance of Tokyo initiatives was posing demographic settlements in two distinct geographic areas; one of them connected with capital investments on the nitrate industry in the northern region, and the other related to pisciculture and the forest industry in the southern region.

Translated title of the contribution	DIPLOMACY AND JAPANESE MIGRATION IN CHILE: FROM THE NITRATE PROJECT TO COLONIZATION ATTEMPTS IN THE SOUTH: 1913-1930
Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	291-306
Number of pages	16
Journal	Dialogo Andino
Issue number	65
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.4067/S0719-26812021000200291
State	Published - Jun 2021

Keywords

Chile
Japan
Japón
colonización
colonization
migración
migration
nitrate
salitre

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