International Order of Asia in the 1930s and 1950s
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International Order of Asia in the 1930s and 1950s
White, Nicholas J.; Akita, Shigeru
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2010
332
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Inglês
9780754653417
15 a 20 dias
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Contents: Introduction: the international order of Asia in the 1930s and 1950s: contexts, hypotheses and scope, Shigeru Akita and Nicholas J. White; Part 1 The International Order of Asia, the British Empire and the Sterling Area: British economic interests and the international order of Asia in the 1930s, Shigeru Akita; British imperialism in Asia and Anglo-Japanese relations, 1930s-1950s, Yoichi Kibata; The formation of an industrialization-oriented monetary order in East Asia, Kaoru Sugihara; The Korean-centric Japanese imperium and the transformation of the international system from the 1930s to the 1950s, Bruce Cumings; Sterling, Hong Kong and China in the 1930s and 1950s, Catherine R. Schenk; Malaya and the sterling area reconsidered: continuity and change in the 1950s, Nicholas J. White. Part 2 The International Order of Asia and Asian Regional Economies: Japan's commercial penetration of South and Southeast Asia and the cotton trade negotiations in the 1930s: maintaining relations between Japan, British India and the Dutch East Indies, Naoto Kagotani; China's relations with the international monetary system in the 20th century: historical analysis and contemporary implication, Tomoko Shiroyama; China's economic development and the international order of Asia, 1930-50s, Toru Kubo; Continuity and discontinuity from the 1930s to the 1950s in Northeast China: the 'miraculous' rehabilitation of the Anshan Iron & Steel Company immediately after the Chinese civil war, Toshiro Matsumoto; The survival of economic elites during regime transition: government-merchant cooperation in Taiwan's trade with Japan, 1950-1961, Man-houng Lin; Index.
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kaoru;sugihara;sterling;area;shigeru;akita;leith;ross;mission;yoichi;United States Government Printing Office;Government Printing Office;Total USA;Silver Dollar;East Indies;Chinese Government;TNA;intraAsian Trade;Sterling Area;Ren Min Bi;Song Ziwen;Indian Raw Cotton;Nationalist Government;Chinese Currency Reform;Taiwanese Merchants;Roc Government;China's Currency Reform;Merchant Store;Open Hearth Furnaces;Japanese Cotton Textile;Japanese Cotton;Silver Purchase Act;UK Good;Manchukuo Regime;National Resources Commission
Contents: Introduction: the international order of Asia in the 1930s and 1950s: contexts, hypotheses and scope, Shigeru Akita and Nicholas J. White; Part 1 The International Order of Asia, the British Empire and the Sterling Area: British economic interests and the international order of Asia in the 1930s, Shigeru Akita; British imperialism in Asia and Anglo-Japanese relations, 1930s-1950s, Yoichi Kibata; The formation of an industrialization-oriented monetary order in East Asia, Kaoru Sugihara; The Korean-centric Japanese imperium and the transformation of the international system from the 1930s to the 1950s, Bruce Cumings; Sterling, Hong Kong and China in the 1930s and 1950s, Catherine R. Schenk; Malaya and the sterling area reconsidered: continuity and change in the 1950s, Nicholas J. White. Part 2 The International Order of Asia and Asian Regional Economies: Japan's commercial penetration of South and Southeast Asia and the cotton trade negotiations in the 1930s: maintaining relations between Japan, British India and the Dutch East Indies, Naoto Kagotani; China's relations with the international monetary system in the 20th century: historical analysis and contemporary implication, Tomoko Shiroyama; China's economic development and the international order of Asia, 1930-50s, Toru Kubo; Continuity and discontinuity from the 1930s to the 1950s in Northeast China: the 'miraculous' rehabilitation of the Anshan Iron & Steel Company immediately after the Chinese civil war, Toshiro Matsumoto; The survival of economic elites during regime transition: government-merchant cooperation in Taiwan's trade with Japan, 1950-1961, Man-houng Lin; Index.
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kaoru;sugihara;sterling;area;shigeru;akita;leith;ross;mission;yoichi;United States Government Printing Office;Government Printing Office;Total USA;Silver Dollar;East Indies;Chinese Government;TNA;intraAsian Trade;Sterling Area;Ren Min Bi;Song Ziwen;Indian Raw Cotton;Nationalist Government;Chinese Currency Reform;Taiwanese Merchants;Roc Government;China's Currency Reform;Merchant Store;Open Hearth Furnaces;Japanese Cotton Textile;Japanese Cotton;Silver Purchase Act;UK Good;Manchukuo Regime;National Resources Commission
