Program

Research Programs: Summer Stipends

Period of Performance

5/1/1977 - 6/30/1977

Funding Totals

$2,500.00 (approved)
$2,500.00 (awarded)


Identity, Race and the Blood Ideology of Japan

FAIN: FT-13584-77

Cullen T. Hayashida
Willamette University (Salem, OR 97301-3922)

To complete a manuscript regarding the study of the role of ideas in shaping intergroup relations and institutions in Japan which maintain that the Japanese national identity has a tendency to emphasize racial, in contrast to ethnic characteristics and that the emphasis is being legitimized by a blood ideology. Present study will deal with legal implications of Japanese racial uniqueness and will attempt to determine the importance the Japanese place on "blood" in maintaining group boundaries.