Yakuza 0 by Claudia Bonillo Fernández

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Yakuza and Sumo Wrestling by Neary, I

YAKUZA: ORGANISASI, VARIAN, DAN CARA BERBISNIS by , MOHAMAD ARRAHMAN, , Drs. Deddy H. Oekon, M.Hum.

“…Yakuza is the largest criminal organization in Japan. …”

The secret history of Japanese cinema: the Yakuza movies by Varese, F

“…In Japan, such a choice had, however, the unintended consequence of a decline in audience interest and eventually led to the demise of studio yakuza movies. Ultimately, the paper shows that the mafia control over art can lead to the death of art- something that is bad for the mafia as well.…”

RECEPTIVE STRATEGIES OF Y. KLAVDIEV'S PLAY "THE YAKUZA DOGS" by T. N. Volkova

“…The article discusses the play by contemporary playwright Yuri Klavdiev "TheYakuza Dogs." Here is a detailed (but not exhaustive) analysis of the cultural codes. …”
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Out / by Kirino, Natsuo, 1951-, Snyder, Stephen, 1957-

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Mafie organizzate. Cosa Nostra e Yakuza in visione comparata by Luca Storti

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The kensei : a Lawson vampire novel / by 508432 Merz, Jon F.

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Pengaruh Identitas pada Pembentukan Kedekatan Burakumin dan Yakuza di Jepang by , MUDITA, , Ririn Tri Nurhayati, S.IP., M.Si., M.A.

“…The excessive amount of life barriers towards Burakumin then directing the proximity between Burakumin and Yakuza in Japan. Yakuza is one infamous group in Japan for its criminality activities, Yakuza is feared by the majority of Japanese people, and they become reluctant to build a warm relationship with Yakuza. …”

Pelletier Philippe, L’Empire des yakuza. Pègre et nationalisme au Japon by Arnaud Nanta

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TOTEMISME PADA OBJEK IREZUMI DALAM SERI GIM YAKUZA: TATO SEBAGAI BEBAN PSIKOLOGIS by Aqiilah Bilqiis Salsabiil Harahap, Dwi Susanto, Mibtadin Mibtadin, Deny Tri Ardianto

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La sociedad japonesa de posguerra en Batallas sin honor ni humanidad: Kinji Fukasaku y el yakuza-eiga by Luis Miguel Machín Martín

“…Palabras clave: Fukasaku; cine; yakuza-eiga; posguerra Keywords: Fukasaku; cine; yakuza-eiga; postwar…”
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KEGAGALAN IMPLEMENTASI ORGANIZED CRIME COUNTERMEASURES LAW (BOTAIHO) DI JEPANG: STUDI KASUS PEMBERANTASAN AKTIVITAS ILEGAL ORGANISASI YAKUZA PERIODE 1992-2011 by , REYNALDO KRISSANCHA AZARYA, , Drs. Usmar Salim, MIS.

“…In the world of international crimes, Yakuza is one of main actors that has a wide influence, spreading from Japan, Southeast Asia, Europe, into United States. …”

Criminalidad organizada transnacional en Asia-Pacífico: repercusiones para la seguridad regional e internacional by Daniel Sansó-Rubert Pascual

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Mafia Organizations: The Visible Hand of Criminal Enterprise by Frederick T. Martens

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Nihon Goes West: Exploring the Non-Translation of Honorifics in the English Subtitles of a Japanese Video Game by Caroline Almeida Santos, Philippe Humblé

“…However, what we find in the translation of Yakuza 0 is a hybrid way of working, which demonstrates that the issue is not as black and white. …”
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Game over: Asian Americans and video game representation [symposium] by Thien-bao Thuc Phi

“…Even video games by Asian creators tend to depict primarily white characters or reference Asian stereotypes such as kung fu fighters or yakuza thugs. Games depicting the Vietnam war are particularly troubling for Asian players expected to identify with white characters. …”
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Genre and Identity: A Comparative Study of the Role of National and Cultural Identity in the Development of Local Cinema Genres by Sam Izadi

“…For example, all local genres in Japanese cinema like Kaiju or Yakuza films are sub-genres or hybrid genres: Kaiju genre is a combination of features of two genres, science-fiction and horror, and Yakuza film is one of the sub-genres of crime genre.Studying a wide range of local genres including the Martial Arts in Hong Kong, Spaghetti Western in Italy, Masala in India, Heimatfilm in Germany, Anime in Japan and Filmfarsi in Iran, proves that despite the diversity of generic elements in local genres, there is a consistent trend in the development of these genres which seems to be an influence of the national or cultural identity of that genre's region. …”
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Found in Translation: Evolving Approaches for the Localization of Japanese Video Games by Carme Mangiron

“…Next, the paper presents three brief case studies of the strategies applied to the localization into English of three renowned Japanese video game sagas set in Japan: <i>Persona</i> (1996–present), <i>Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney</i> (2005–present), and <i>Yakuza</i> (2005–present). The objective of the paper is to analyze how localization practices for these series have evolved over time by looking at industry perspectives on localization, as well as the target market expectations, in order to examine how the dialogue between industry and consumers occurs. …”
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Questionable relations: On aggressive financialised ‘assemblages’ in creative and ecologically-challenged space-economies by Philip Cooke

“…In reference to gang crime, in 2004, a Credit Suisse banker in Tokyo was arrested for allegedly helping launder at least ¥5bn linked to Japan’s largest Yakuza gang connected in a Japan, Switzerland and Hong Kong network (Makortoff and Pegg, 2022). …”
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