The New Cambridge History of Japan: Volume 2, Early Modern Japan in Asia and the World, c. 1580–1877

Contents
Figures
Maps
Tables
List of Contributors to Volume II
Preface
Introduction: Genealogies of Japanese Early Modernity
PART I: THE CHARACTER OF THE EARLY MODERN STATE
	1 The End of Civil War and the Formation of the Early Modern State in Japan
	2 Politics and Political Thought in the Mature Early Modern State in Japan, 1650–1830
	3 Regional Authority during the Tokugawa Period
	4 Tokugawa Philosophy: A Socio-Historical Introduction
	5 Foreign Relations and Coastal Defense under the Mature Tokugawa Regime
	6 The Meiji Restoration
PART II: ECONOMY, ENVIRONMENT, AND TECHNOLOGY
	7 International Economy and Japan at the Dawn of the Early Modern Era
	8 The Tokugawa Economy: Of Rulers, Producers, and Consumers
	9 The Pacific Context of Japan’s Environmental History
	10 Scientific Communities and the Emergence of Science in Early Modern Japan
	11 The Problem of Western Knowledge in Late Tokugawa Japan
	12 Technology, Military Reform, and Warfare in the Tokugawa-Meiji Transition
PART III: SOCIAL PRACTICES AND CULTURES OF EARLY MODERN JAPAN
	13 Religion in the Tokugawa Period
	14 The Medical Revolution in Early Modern Japan
	15 Flows of People and Things in Early Modern Japan: Print Culture
	16 Labor and Migration in Tokugawa Japan: Moving People
	17 The Tokugawa Status Order
	18 On the Peripheries of the Japanese Archipelago: Ryukyu and Hokkaido
	19 The Early Modern City in Japan
	20 Popular Movements in Early Modern Japan: Petitions, Riots, Martyrs
	21 Civilization and Enlightenment in Early Meiji Japan
Index