Competing Imperialisms in Northeast Asia
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Competing Imperialisms in Northeast Asia
New Perspectives, 1894-1953
De Angeli, Aglaia; Reisz, Emma; Reiko, Tsuchiya; O'Connor, Peter; Robinson, Peter
Taylor & Francis Ltd
12/2024
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Table of Contents
Foreword
(Peter O'Connor)
Introduction
(Aglaia De Angeli and Peter Robinson)
Part I: Imperialism in Northeast Asia: drivers and structures
(Saito Eiri, Christopher W. A. Szpilman, Tsuchiya Reiko)
Chapter 1: The Role of the Internal Colony in Empire and Imperialism: Japan and Britain Compared, by Saito Eiri.
Chapter 2: Social Darwinism as a Factor in Japanese Territorial Expansion, 1914-1941, by Christopher W. A. Szpilman.
Chapter 3: Media and Imperialism in International Press Conferences in the Early 20th Century, by Tsuchiya Reiko.
Part II: Imperial rivalries and questions of territoriality: Russia and Japan in Northeast Asia (Sherzod Muminov, Alexander Titov, Kobayashi Akina, Yaroslav Shulatov, Denis G. Yanchenko)
Chapter 4: Reconsidering Japan's Preoccupation with Soviet Power in East Asia, 1917-1937, by Sherzod Muminov.
Chapter 5: National appropriation of imperial lands in Northeast Asia, by Alexander Titov.
Chapter 6: From Japanese militarism to Soviet communism: The 'change of heart' of Japanese POWs through Soviet indoctrination, by Kobayashi Akina.
Chapter 7: The Key Rivalry: Russo-Japanese Relations and International Order in Northeast Asia, 1895-1945, by Yaroslav Shulatov.
Chapter 8: Government of Nicholas II and economy of the Far East in Russian archival materials, by Denis Yanchenko.
Part III: Imperialism and society: actors and victims, migrants and the dispossessed
(Rachel Lin, Cho Mikwi, Peter O'Connor, Nikita Kovrigin)
Chapter 9: "We are on the Brink of Disaster": Revolution, War and Imperial Conflict in Blagoveshchensk-Heihe, by Yuexin Rachel Lin.
Chapter 10: Subversive or Ambitious?: Migration of Korean Students to the Metropole and the Response of the Empire, 1910-1933, by Cho Mikwi.
Chapter 11: Compradors of Opinion: Irish Adventurers on the Road to Systemic Change in Northeast Asia, 1916-1949, by Peter O'Connor.
Chapter 12: Shaping Chinese Communities in Japan and Russia: The Role of Political Factors, by Nikita Kovrigin.
Part IV: Visualizing competing imperialisms
(Peter Robinson, Aglaia De Angeli)
Chapter 13: Picturing Imperialisms in North-East Asia: Illustrations for The Times's Japanese and Russian Supplements, 1910-1917, by Peter Robinson.
Chapter 14: Competing imperialisms in Manchuria: Mapping a contested and disputed territory, by Aglaia De Angeli.
Foreword
(Peter O'Connor)
Introduction
(Aglaia De Angeli and Peter Robinson)
Part I: Imperialism in Northeast Asia: drivers and structures
(Saito Eiri, Christopher W. A. Szpilman, Tsuchiya Reiko)
Chapter 1: The Role of the Internal Colony in Empire and Imperialism: Japan and Britain Compared, by Saito Eiri.
Chapter 2: Social Darwinism as a Factor in Japanese Territorial Expansion, 1914-1941, by Christopher W. A. Szpilman.
Chapter 3: Media and Imperialism in International Press Conferences in the Early 20th Century, by Tsuchiya Reiko.
Part II: Imperial rivalries and questions of territoriality: Russia and Japan in Northeast Asia (Sherzod Muminov, Alexander Titov, Kobayashi Akina, Yaroslav Shulatov, Denis G. Yanchenko)
Chapter 4: Reconsidering Japan's Preoccupation with Soviet Power in East Asia, 1917-1937, by Sherzod Muminov.
Chapter 5: National appropriation of imperial lands in Northeast Asia, by Alexander Titov.
Chapter 6: From Japanese militarism to Soviet communism: The 'change of heart' of Japanese POWs through Soviet indoctrination, by Kobayashi Akina.
Chapter 7: The Key Rivalry: Russo-Japanese Relations and International Order in Northeast Asia, 1895-1945, by Yaroslav Shulatov.
Chapter 8: Government of Nicholas II and economy of the Far East in Russian archival materials, by Denis Yanchenko.
Part III: Imperialism and society: actors and victims, migrants and the dispossessed
(Rachel Lin, Cho Mikwi, Peter O'Connor, Nikita Kovrigin)
Chapter 9: "We are on the Brink of Disaster": Revolution, War and Imperial Conflict in Blagoveshchensk-Heihe, by Yuexin Rachel Lin.
Chapter 10: Subversive or Ambitious?: Migration of Korean Students to the Metropole and the Response of the Empire, 1910-1933, by Cho Mikwi.
Chapter 11: Compradors of Opinion: Irish Adventurers on the Road to Systemic Change in Northeast Asia, 1916-1949, by Peter O'Connor.
Chapter 12: Shaping Chinese Communities in Japan and Russia: The Role of Political Factors, by Nikita Kovrigin.
Part IV: Visualizing competing imperialisms
(Peter Robinson, Aglaia De Angeli)
Chapter 13: Picturing Imperialisms in North-East Asia: Illustrations for The Times's Japanese and Russian Supplements, 1910-1917, by Peter Robinson.
Chapter 14: Competing imperialisms in Manchuria: Mapping a contested and disputed territory, by Aglaia De Angeli.
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east asian history;imperialism;imperialisms;rivalry and territoriality;Tsarist Russia;USSR;Japan;China;Japan British Exhibition;Soviet Japanese Neutrality Pact;Northeast Asia;Violated;Kwantung Army;Liaodong Peninsula;Tokyo Imperial University;Soviet Japanese War;Chinese Government;Chinese Migrants;Manchurian Incident;Neutrality Pact;CER;Self-sponsored Students;Japanese POWs;Chinese Community;People's Diplomacy;Treaty Port System;CER Company;Northern Sakhalin;ESRI ArcMap;Imperial Press Conference;Internal Colony;Russian State Historical Archive
Table of Contents
Foreword
(Peter O'Connor)
Introduction
(Aglaia De Angeli and Peter Robinson)
Part I: Imperialism in Northeast Asia: drivers and structures
(Saito Eiri, Christopher W. A. Szpilman, Tsuchiya Reiko)
Chapter 1: The Role of the Internal Colony in Empire and Imperialism: Japan and Britain Compared, by Saito Eiri.
Chapter 2: Social Darwinism as a Factor in Japanese Territorial Expansion, 1914-1941, by Christopher W. A. Szpilman.
Chapter 3: Media and Imperialism in International Press Conferences in the Early 20th Century, by Tsuchiya Reiko.
Part II: Imperial rivalries and questions of territoriality: Russia and Japan in Northeast Asia (Sherzod Muminov, Alexander Titov, Kobayashi Akina, Yaroslav Shulatov, Denis G. Yanchenko)
Chapter 4: Reconsidering Japan's Preoccupation with Soviet Power in East Asia, 1917-1937, by Sherzod Muminov.
Chapter 5: National appropriation of imperial lands in Northeast Asia, by Alexander Titov.
Chapter 6: From Japanese militarism to Soviet communism: The 'change of heart' of Japanese POWs through Soviet indoctrination, by Kobayashi Akina.
Chapter 7: The Key Rivalry: Russo-Japanese Relations and International Order in Northeast Asia, 1895-1945, by Yaroslav Shulatov.
Chapter 8: Government of Nicholas II and economy of the Far East in Russian archival materials, by Denis Yanchenko.
Part III: Imperialism and society: actors and victims, migrants and the dispossessed
(Rachel Lin, Cho Mikwi, Peter O'Connor, Nikita Kovrigin)
Chapter 9: "We are on the Brink of Disaster": Revolution, War and Imperial Conflict in Blagoveshchensk-Heihe, by Yuexin Rachel Lin.
Chapter 10: Subversive or Ambitious?: Migration of Korean Students to the Metropole and the Response of the Empire, 1910-1933, by Cho Mikwi.
Chapter 11: Compradors of Opinion: Irish Adventurers on the Road to Systemic Change in Northeast Asia, 1916-1949, by Peter O'Connor.
Chapter 12: Shaping Chinese Communities in Japan and Russia: The Role of Political Factors, by Nikita Kovrigin.
Part IV: Visualizing competing imperialisms
(Peter Robinson, Aglaia De Angeli)
Chapter 13: Picturing Imperialisms in North-East Asia: Illustrations for The Times's Japanese and Russian Supplements, 1910-1917, by Peter Robinson.
Chapter 14: Competing imperialisms in Manchuria: Mapping a contested and disputed territory, by Aglaia De Angeli.
Foreword
(Peter O'Connor)
Introduction
(Aglaia De Angeli and Peter Robinson)
Part I: Imperialism in Northeast Asia: drivers and structures
(Saito Eiri, Christopher W. A. Szpilman, Tsuchiya Reiko)
Chapter 1: The Role of the Internal Colony in Empire and Imperialism: Japan and Britain Compared, by Saito Eiri.
Chapter 2: Social Darwinism as a Factor in Japanese Territorial Expansion, 1914-1941, by Christopher W. A. Szpilman.
Chapter 3: Media and Imperialism in International Press Conferences in the Early 20th Century, by Tsuchiya Reiko.
Part II: Imperial rivalries and questions of territoriality: Russia and Japan in Northeast Asia (Sherzod Muminov, Alexander Titov, Kobayashi Akina, Yaroslav Shulatov, Denis G. Yanchenko)
Chapter 4: Reconsidering Japan's Preoccupation with Soviet Power in East Asia, 1917-1937, by Sherzod Muminov.
Chapter 5: National appropriation of imperial lands in Northeast Asia, by Alexander Titov.
Chapter 6: From Japanese militarism to Soviet communism: The 'change of heart' of Japanese POWs through Soviet indoctrination, by Kobayashi Akina.
Chapter 7: The Key Rivalry: Russo-Japanese Relations and International Order in Northeast Asia, 1895-1945, by Yaroslav Shulatov.
Chapter 8: Government of Nicholas II and economy of the Far East in Russian archival materials, by Denis Yanchenko.
Part III: Imperialism and society: actors and victims, migrants and the dispossessed
(Rachel Lin, Cho Mikwi, Peter O'Connor, Nikita Kovrigin)
Chapter 9: "We are on the Brink of Disaster": Revolution, War and Imperial Conflict in Blagoveshchensk-Heihe, by Yuexin Rachel Lin.
Chapter 10: Subversive or Ambitious?: Migration of Korean Students to the Metropole and the Response of the Empire, 1910-1933, by Cho Mikwi.
Chapter 11: Compradors of Opinion: Irish Adventurers on the Road to Systemic Change in Northeast Asia, 1916-1949, by Peter O'Connor.
Chapter 12: Shaping Chinese Communities in Japan and Russia: The Role of Political Factors, by Nikita Kovrigin.
Part IV: Visualizing competing imperialisms
(Peter Robinson, Aglaia De Angeli)
Chapter 13: Picturing Imperialisms in North-East Asia: Illustrations for The Times's Japanese and Russian Supplements, 1910-1917, by Peter Robinson.
Chapter 14: Competing imperialisms in Manchuria: Mapping a contested and disputed territory, by Aglaia De Angeli.
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
east asian history;imperialism;imperialisms;rivalry and territoriality;Tsarist Russia;USSR;Japan;China;Japan British Exhibition;Soviet Japanese Neutrality Pact;Northeast Asia;Violated;Kwantung Army;Liaodong Peninsula;Tokyo Imperial University;Soviet Japanese War;Chinese Government;Chinese Migrants;Manchurian Incident;Neutrality Pact;CER;Self-sponsored Students;Japanese POWs;Chinese Community;People's Diplomacy;Treaty Port System;CER Company;Northern Sakhalin;ESRI ArcMap;Imperial Press Conference;Internal Colony;Russian State Historical Archive
