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Title: 総力戦と戦時期における植民地からの労務動員をめぐって
Other Titles: Some Aspects of the Total War and the Mobilization of Labor from the Colony in Wartime
Authors: 亘, 明志
WATARI, Akeshi
Keywords: 総力戦
強制動員
労務動員
植民地
朝鮮
アジア太平洋戦争
total war
forced mobilization
mobilization for labor
colony
Korea
world war II in Asia-Pacific region
Issue Date: 15-Mar-2020
Publisher: 京都女子大学
Abstract: There are three issues regarding forced mobilization from the colonial Korea during the World WarⅡ in Asia-Pacific region. They are : (1) Forced deportation; (2) Forced Labor; (3) Ethnic Discrimination. The purpose of this paper is to consider the some aspects of the relations between the total war and the mobilization of labor from the colony. I will consider what forced labor and ethnic discrimination might mean under the total war regime. Based on overview of the actual situation and background of labor mobilization from Colonial Korea in Wartime, I will clarify what it is not appropriate to approach ethnic discrimination from the wage gap between Korean laborers and Japanese as a surface statistical indicator, but we should approach from historical materials of the discriminatory labor management of the company. At the beginning of the forced mobilization from the Koran Peninsula, extremely discriminatory labor management was performed, but such discriminatory labor management actually lowered productivity. Thus the labor management was improved in big companies. I will examine what results were brought, being installed bit by bit the change of the labor management into a total war regime.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11173/3016
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