日本对中国东北地区侵略,并留下了丰富的史料,特别是满铁档案及相关机构留下的调查材料相对完整,间接造就了近代“满洲”研究在日本中国史研究中长期的热点地位。然而,不同于其他探讨日、俄帝国主义侵略以及中国的国民国家形成等“满洲”研究的主流作品,《“满洲”之成立——森林的耗尽与近代空间的形成》一书则比较综合。虽然使用的史料和其他“满洲”研究相仿,但它试图解决的却是一个头绪纷繁的问题——山海关之东北、黑龙江之南、乌苏里江之西这一以辽河流域为中心的地理区域,如何在空间上形成一个“满洲”社会的过程,以及此过程与该地区生态系统之间的关系。该书是合安富步(编者)、深尾叶子(编者)、永井リサ、兼桥正人、原山煌、松重充浩、上田贵子 Japan invaded the northeast of China and left a wealth of historical materials. In particular, the survey materials left by the Manchurian archives and related institutions are relatively complete and have indirectly created a long-term hot spot in the study of modern Chinese history by Manchuria in Japan status. However, unlike the mainstream works of other countries, such as Japan, the Russian imperialist aggression and the formation of China’s national state, the establishment of Manchuria and the depletion of forests and the formation of modern space The book is more comprehensive. Although the historical data used are similar to those of other Manchurian studies, what it attempts to solve is a complicated problem: the geography centered on the Liaohe River Basin in the northeast of Shanhaiguan, the south of Heilongjiang, the west of the Wusuli River Regional, how to form a “Manchurian” society in space and the relationship between this process and the ecosystem in the area. The book is a combination of Fu Step (editor), deep-tail leaves (editor), Nagai Risa, and the bridge is a person, the original mountain Huang, Song Chong-ho, Ueda Takako