Technology of Empire

Discover the intricate world of imperial communication in Daqing Yang's insightful work, Technology of Empire, published by Harvard University in 2011. Spanning 468 pages, this hardback volume delves into how the evolution of telecommunications played a pivotal role in linking the vast regions of the Japanese empire during the critical inter-war period and beyond.

Yang presents a compelling argument that modern communications technology not only facilitated connections across Japan's territories but also fostered a vision of a unified Asian empire. This book is essential for anyone interested in the dynamics of imperialism, communication engineering, and Japan's historical narrative during 1918-1945. With a focus on Asian history and the Second World War, Technology of Empire is an essential addition to your bookshelf, perfect for historians and enthusiasts alike.