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Perceptions of Japan in the Nineteenth Century,aised by the attempts of outsiders, including the British, to open Japan to outside trade. The surprisingly effective modernisation of Japan, demonstrated by Japan’s defeat of China at the end of the nineteenth century led to Japan being perceived as a potential threat, militarily, and also as a trade rival to the Western nations.

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Perceptions of China in the First Half of the Twentieth Century,ieth century. Fear of excessive immigration from China remained a major concern. But perceptions remained of China being a country stuck in the past and changing the lives of the massive population would always be a massive challenge.

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Evolving European Perceptions Amidst Asian Neighbours978-981-97-2393-5Series ISSN 2662-7922 Series E-ISSN 2662-7930

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-2393-5European Perceptions of Asians; European Racial Prejudice; Growth of European Asian Relations; Impact o

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Modelling Tropospheric Volcanic Aerosolfluence modern attempts to form working relationships between the two. The book analyses how and why those entrenched prejudices about Asia became ingrained in New Zealanders in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

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Modelling Written Communicationithin the British Empire. New Zealanders shared the British view that indigenous peoples in India were ‘barbaric’ and ‘uncivilised’ and it was never doubted that British rule benefitted the indigenous people. Uprisings by Indians against British rule were seen in New Zealand as providing lessons for