FROM “VANISHING RACE” TO FRIENDLY ALLY: JAPANESE AMERICAN …
The Japanese Journal of American Studies, No. 23 (2012) ... erning the relationship between plantation owners and plantation labor-ers. The act allowed an employer to prosecute a worker … From jaas.gr.jp
JAPANESE WORKERS STRUCK FOR EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK
The Bulletin noted that the "strike breakers were patronizing only white and Chinese merchants." The HSPA summoned plantation managers from all islands to a conference in Honolulu. On … From hawaii.edu
Jan 17, 2011 Journal; Articles; Issei Pioneers - Hawaii and the Mainland 1885-1924 - Part 3. ... PLANTATION LIFE AND LABOR As the last ethnic group to be recruited in the nineteenth … From discovernikkei.org
FOUNDATIONS OF SUGAR'S POWER: EARLY MAUI PLANTATIONS, 1840-1860
In January 1851, Dr. R. W. Wood asked for a $5,000 loan from the Treasury Board to be secured by a mortgage of his interest in the East Maui Plantation. 37 In December of that year, J. F. B. … From academia.edu
HAWAI'I TURNS TO SUGAR: THE RISE OF PLANTATION CENTERS, …
The Rise of Plantation Centers, 1860—1880 Except sugar and dollars, one rarely hears any subject spoken about with general interest. Isabella Bird, Six Months in the Sandwich Islands … From evols.library.manoa.hawaii.edu
PLANTATION MEMORIES, LABOR IDENTITIES, AND THE CELEBRATION OF …
In this article, I discuss the role of plantation museums in confronting, legitimizing, and filtering . the racialized violence on which the plantation economy stood. I start with a brief review of the … From berghahnjournals.com
HAWAII: LIFE IN A PLANTATION SOCIETY | JAPANESE | IMMIGRATION AND ...
Plantation owners often pitted one nationality against the other in labor disputes, and riots broke out between Japanese and Chinese workers. As Japanese sugar workers became more … From loc.gov
THE GANNENMONO ON HAWAIIAN SUGAR PLANTATIONS: JAPANESE CONTACT LABOR ...
Jun 4, 2025 This thesis analyzes the first experiment of Japanese contract labor on Hawaiian sugar plantations, connecting their presence with the shift from enslaved labor to free and … From cedar.wwu.edu
ACROSS THE PACIFIC: TRANSNATIONAL CONTEXT IN THE JAPANESE PLANTATION ...
Jul 29, 2011 During the Great Depression, however, many Japanese workers, even Hawai’i- educated Nisei (second generation Japanese immigrants), were forced to return to plantation … From link.springer.com
Feb 7, 2011 By 1919, labor organizations had formed on Maui, Kauai, Hawaii, and Oahu. These groups sent 58 delegates to Honolulu where they established the Japanese Federation of … From discovernikkei.org
THE JAPANESE IN HAWAII: A HISTORICAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC …
The Japanese were probably among the earliest migrants to come to the Hawaiian Islands.1 Investigation of ancient landings on Oahu indicates the possibility of visits by seafarers from … From core.ac.uk
STRIKERS, SCABS, AND SUGAR MONGERS: HOW IMMIGRANT LABOR …
Aug 22, 2017 Last December, the Hawaii’s last remaining sugar mill suspended operations. At a ceremony marking Hawai‘i Commercial & Sugar Co.’s final haul, Chris Benjamin, president … From densho.org
POST-PLANTATION MEMORIES AND TOURISM'S FUTURES IN WEST MAUI …
Oct 1, 2017 West Maui plantation communities of memory were nice places to live. ... of waged labor. Jobs and economic opportunity were retired plantation workers’ refrain in responding … From academia.edu
PLANTATIONS | DENSHO ENCYCLOPEDIA - DENSHO: JAPANESE AMERICAN ...
Sep 6, 2024 Many plantation owners frequently clashed with Japanese workers and conflict on the plantations became a source of anxiety for many whites. Consequently, the plantations … From encyclopedia.densho.org
(PDF) CIRCULATIONS OF LABOR, BODIES OF WORK: A JAPANESE MIGRANT IN ...
In November 1887, there were only 17 Japanese working at HƗna; but 75 more joined in December 1887 on the fourth official crossing, and by January 1, 1890, almost four months … From academia.edu
LABOR ORGANIZING CHANGED THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS FOREVER
The birth of the Hawaiian labor movement was a painful experience, marked by a number of failed job actions on the islands’ sugar-cane plantations over the course of 50 years. The largely … From apwu.org
2 STRUGGLE AND RESISTANCE: 1885–1945 - OXFORD ACADEMIC
This chapter explores themes of collective struggle and resistance and relate them to several major historical processes and events in which Japanese were involved during the period … From academic.oup.com
BECKWITH’S PILIKIA: “KANAKAS” AND “COOLIES” ON HAIKU PLANTATION
Beckwith’s pilikia—his challenge—was to manage and discipline both labor and environment on the Haiku Sugar Company plantation in East Maui in the 1860s. 2 Close Human bodies and … From academic.oup.com
PAU HANA: PLANTATION LIFE AND LABOR IN HAWAII, 1835–1920
Jan 1, 1985 James Mak; Pau Hana: Plantation Life and Labor in Hawaii, 1835–1920, Western Historical Quarterly, Volume 16, Issue 1, 1 January 1985, Pages 105–106, https. Skip to Main … From academic.oup.com
HISTORY OF LABOR IN HAWAI'I - UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII SYSTEM
By 1892 the Japanese were the largest and most aggressive elements of the plantation labor force and the attitude toward them changed. In 1894 the Planters' journal complained: "The … From hawaii.edu
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