National Identity and Millennials in Northeast Asia : Power and Contestations in the Digital Age (Paperback)

Introduction  PART 1: Youth Culture and National Identity in the Digital Era  1. Heroes and Villains of The Word of Honor: Co-optation of popular culture in promotion of "core values" and patriotism in the PRC  2. Soft Power, Globalization, and the Otaku: Influencing Japanese Nationalism Within and Abroad  3. "Battle for Peace" in a "cosmopolitan China": building the sense of global reunion, cross-boundaries connection and negotiation of national cultural identity in the web TV show Street Dance of China Season 4  4. The Sense of Place: Chinese K-pop Fan’s Nationalist Sentiment Performance on Social Media.  5. Youth Culture in the Hermit Kingdom - National Propaganda, Proto-Digitalization and the Fight Against Dangerous Foreign Influences  PART 2: Political Activism, Civic Engagement and National Identity  6. A multi-level analysis of youth climate activism in South Korea  7. Young political activists in the Xi Jinping era: The Jasic struggle and the prospects for social mobilization in China  8. Moderating Hate on the Internet in Japan: The Anonymous Campaign Against Japanese Right-Wing Hate Speech  9. Caricatures, corruption, and antisocial forces: the representation and enactment of youth and politics in Japanese video games  10. ‘The PRC words have infiltrated our language!’: Taiwanese national identity and linguistic purism