Japanese Imperialism 1894-1945

Cover
Contents
List of Maps
List of Tables
Note on Personal Names, Place-names, Transliteration, and Abbreviations
1. Introduction: Explanations of Imperialism
2. The Treaty Port System and Japan
	The nature of the treaty port system
	The treaty port system in Japan
3. Modernization and Imperialism
	Japanese responses to the West
	Wealth and strength
4. Intervention in Korea, 1894–1895
	Japan and Korea before the Sino-Japanese War
	Japanese policy in Korea, 1894–1895
5. The Peace Settlement with China, 1894–1896
	Liaotung and Taiwan
	The commercial provisions
6. New Imperialism and the War with Russia, 1895–1905
	Spheres of influence: Korea and Fukien
	The conflict with Russia
7. Formal and Informal Empire in North-east Asia, 1905–1910
	The annexation of Korea
	Japan's sphere of influence in Manchuria
8. Chinese Revolution and World War
	The Chinese Revolution and the powers
	The Twenty-one Demands
	The origins of co-prosperity
9. Overseas Trade and Investment, 1895–1930
	Foreign trade and colonial trade
	Foreign investment
10. Japan's Territorial Dependencies, 1895–1930
	Colonial government and society
	Colonial economies
11. The Treaty Port System in Jeopardy, 1918–1931
	Japan and the Russian Revolution
	Japan and the treaty powers
	Japan and Chinese nationalism
12. The Making of Manchukuo, 1931–1932
	Nationalism and militarism
	Japan and Manchuria before 1930
	The Manchurian Incident
	Manchukuo
13. Japan's New Order in North-east Asia
	The advance into China
	The New Order
	The industrial heartland
14. Advance to the South
	South-east Asia and economic self-sufficiency
15. The Greater East Asia Co-prosperity Sphere
	Political structures
	Ideology and economics
16. Conclusion: The Nature of Japanese Imperialism
Bibliography
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