Australia and the far east
Subtitle: diplomatic and trade relations
By: by S.H. Roberts, Margot Hentze, Sir Robert Garran [and others]; with a foreword by Sir Thomas Bavin.
Contributors: Roberts, Stephen Henry, Sir, 1901-; Australian Institute of International Affairs. New South Wales Branch
Publisher: Angus [and] Robertson in conjunction with the Australian Institute of International Affairs (New South Wales Branch)
Published: 1936
Place of publication: [Sydney, N.S.W.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 310
Subjects: Pan-Pacific relations; Australia -- Commerce and industries; Australia -- Foreign relations
Notes: This collection of studies on the diplomatic and trade relations of Australia and the far east is the first of a proposed series of studies on this subject to be sponsored by the New South Wales Branch of the Australian Institute of International affairs.
Table of contents: value: History of the contacts between the Orient and Australia, by S.H. Roberts.-  Australia and oriental immigration 1900-1934, by Margot Hentze.-  Diplomatic relations in the Pacific, by Sir Robert Garran.-  The influence of Japanese culture and tradition on her foreign relations, by A.L. Sadler.-  The economics of Australia's trade with the far east; the general problem, by E. Ronald Walker.-  Factors influencing the development of Australia's trade with Japan, by I. Clunies Ross.-  The development of trade with Netherlands-India and British Malaya, by J.G. Crawford.-  China as a possible market for Australian production, by H.D. Black.