Japan and China : from war to peace, 1894-1972

Contents List of Maps List of Illustrations Introduction 1 The Problem rThe history of East Asia in the twentieth century has been domi- 2 Imperial China 1. China and Modernization 2 The Road to Shimonoseki 3. After Shimonoseki 4- The Hundred Days 5. The Boxers 6. Conclusion 3 Imperial Japan 1. Tokugawa Japan and Modernization 2 Opening and Overthrow 3. Meiji Modernization 4. The Road to Shimonoseki 5. Japan After the Triple Intervention 6. The War with Russia 7. State and Society in Imperial Japan 4 Japan and Change in Korea Korea provided a third variant of East Asian response to the 1. Korea in the Nineteenth Century 2 The Opening of Korea 3. Korea After Shimonoseki 4. The Closing of Korea 5 Japan and Change in China Japanese efforts to sponsor change in Korea led to the struggle with 1. The Hundred Days 2 Manchu Reforms 3. The Student Movement to Japan 4. The Revolutionaries 6 Changing of the Guard The second decade of the twentieth century brought decisive 1. The End of Imperial China 2 The End of Meiji Japan 3. The Collapse of the European Order 4. Japanese Foreign Policy 5. The Twenty-one Demands 7 The New Generation World War I marked the end of the great age of imperialism in 1. Areas of Change 2 Intellectual Trends in Taisho Tokyo 3. The Korean Independence Movement 4 The Cultural Revolution in China 5. The Appearance of Communist Parties 8 China Under the Republic China's first decades under the Republic constitute an important 1. The Countryside 2. The Warlords 3. The Reorganization of the Kuomintang 4• The San Min Chu I 5. The Northern Expedition 6. The Nationalist Decade 9 Problems of Modernization in Japan The years between the wars brought a new and puzzling stage in 1. Bureaucrats and Politicians 2. Workers and Farmers 3. Books and Bullets 4- The Army 5. Japan in the 1930s 10 The Road to the Pacific War 1. The Washington Conference Order 2 The Russian Return 3. Japan and Chinese Nationalism 4. Manchurian Beginnings 5. The China Quagmire 6. Decision for Disaster 11 China in War and Revolution 1. Some Comparisons 2 The Survival of the Chinese Communists 3. China at War 4- The Communist Victory 12 The Postwar Era 1. Japan in Isolation 2 Divided Korea 3. China Under the People’s Republic 4» The Japanese Recovery 5. The End of the Postwar Era Sources Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Chapter 10 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Index