Title: Japan, China, and the growth of the Asian international economy, 1850-1949 /
Authors: Sugihara, Kaoru.
Publisher: Oxford University Press,
Year: 2005
Subjects: Industrialization China History.; Industrialization Japan History.; East Asia Economic integration.; Japan Foreign economic relations China History.; China Foreign economic relations Japan History.; Japan Economic conditions; Japan Economic conditions; China Economic conditions; China Economic conditions
Abstract: "Modern Asian economic history has often been written in terms of the Western impact and Asia's response to it. This volume argues that the growth of intra-regional trade, migration, capital and money flows was a crucial factor in determining the course of East Asian economic development."--BOOK JACKET.
Contents: Kobe Seen as part of the Shanghai trading network: the role of Chinese merchants in the re-export of cotton manufactures to Japan / Kazuko Furuta -- The Chinese merchant community in Kobe and the development of the Japanese cotton industry, 1890-1941 / Naoto Kagotani -- The Chinese market for Japanese cotton textile goods, 1914-30 / Takeshi Abe -- The collapse of the Chinese imperial monetary system / Akinobu Kuroda -- Japanese and British perceptions of Chinese boycotts in Shanghai: with special reference to the anti-Japanese boycotts, 1928-31 / Harumi Goto-Shibata -- The tariff policy of the nationalist government, 1929-36: a historical assessment / Toru Kubo -- China's "dual economy" in international trade relations, 1842-1949 / Man-houng Lin -- Foreign trade, internal trade, and industrialization: a statistical analysis of regional commodity flows in China, 1914-31 / Hajime Kose -- Taiwanese merchants in the economic relations between Taiwan and China, 1895-1937 / Man-houng Lin -- Patterns of Chinese emigration to Southeast Asia, 1869-1939 / Kaoru Sugihara.