SRC Eurasia Border Review

Eurasia Border Review Vol. 10, No. 1　　 2019 Fall

Table of Contents
	From the Editors		1

<Article>
	Karafuto as a Border Island of the Empire of Japan: In Comparison with Okinawa	Naoki Amano	3
	“Langscapes” and Language Borders: Linguistic Boundary-Making in Northern South Asia	Maya Daurio and Mark Turin	21


<Research Note>
The Impact of Intergroup Contact and Intergroup Conflict on Japanese Immigration Attitudes						Hope Dewell Gentry and Regina Branton	43

<Conference Report>
Border-Making and its Consequences: A Global Overview				Machteld Venken, Astrid M. Fellner, Adriana Dorfman, Jussi Laine, Daniel Meier, Laurie Trautman, Dhananjay Tripathi and Wolfgang Zeller	59

<Special Section on Russo-Chinese Relations and Northeast Asia>
Introduction to EBR Special Section on Russo-Chinese Relations and Northeast Asia				David Wolff	71
How Has Chinese-Russian Partnership Been Constructed? A Historical View				Akira Ishii	77
Contested Space in the Russian Far East: Land and Migration along the Russo-Chinese Borderlands				Norio Horie	85
The Struggle for Power and Leadership in the Far Eastern Frontier in 1917–1922: Northeast China as a Recipient Region of the Russian White Movement				Olga Zalesskaia	91
Abe’s Foreign Policy Fiasco on the Northern Territories Issue: Breaking with the Past and the National Movement				Akihiro Iwashita	111

<Review>
Paul B. Richardson, At the Edge of the Nation: The Southern Kurils and the Search for Russia’s National Identity, University of Hawai’i Press: Honolulu: 2018, 264 p., ISBN: 978-0-8248-7262-5				Christopher Len	135