If you liked Liminality of the Japanese Empire by Hiroko Matsuda, Kieko Matteson, and Anand A. Yang, start with Mumbai Taximen (2022), Mobilizing Krishna's World (2017), and Power in the World (2020). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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What should I read after Liminality of the Japanese Empire?
BookOrb recommends Mumbai Taximen (2022), Mobilizing Krishna's World (2017), Power in the World (2020), Bazaar India (1998), and Forests in Revolutionary France (2015).
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Liminality of the Japanese Empire is by Hiroko Matsuda, Kieko Matteson, and Anand A. Yang.