Aaron Peters is a Lecturer at Ambrose University located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. His PhD dissertation (University of Toronto, 2022) entitled, “A Complicated Alliance: Indo-Japanese Relations, 1915-1952” brings together postcolonial theory and critical studies on the Japanese and British Empires to interrogate the interconnections between imperialism, nationalism, and internationalism by highlighting the encounters and exchanges between Japan and South Asia during the first half of the 20th century. His research interests range from Pan-Asianism and the Japanese Empire, Indian diasporic nationalisms, and the role of technology and foreign aid in the expansion of empire during the prewar and postwar periods in the Asia-Pacific region.