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Foreword by ANTONY BEST, Associate Professor, International History, London School of Economics
Preface &Acknowledgements
Introduction: The Rise and Fall of ‘The Coming Power of Asia’ by ROGER BUCKLEY
Volume 1: Journals
1-1 G. Shibata
What Japan is Thinking, The New Republic, 13 July 1918, pp. 313-315
1-2 James Thayer Addison
The Value of Japanese Promises, The New Republic, 17 September 1919, pp. 202-205
1-3 John Dewey
The American Opportunity in China, The New Republic, 3 December 1919, pp. 14-17
1-4 Masujiro Honda
National, Racial and International Sentiments: Japanese-Chinese-American Relations in the League of Nations, The Journal of International Relations, 10, 3, January 1920, pp. 245-250
1-5 Payson J. Treat
The Shantung Issue, The Journal of International Relations, 10, 3, January 1920, pp. 289-312
1-6 Benny Kumar Sarkar
The International Fetters of Young China, The Journal of International Relations, 11, 3, January 1921, pp. 347-368
1-7 Kenneth Scott Latourette
Japan and America, The Journal of International Relations, 12, 1, July 1921, pp. 14-26
1-8 Frederick Moore
The Washington Conference and the Foreign Policies of Japan, The Journal of International Relations, 12, 4, April 1922, pp. 474-484
1-9 B, anonymous
The Situation in the Far East, Foreign Affairs, June 1923
1-10 Stanley K. Hornbeck
Has the United States a Chinese Policy?, Foreign Affairs, 5, 4, July 1927, pp. 617-632
1-11 Hiram Bingham
New China's Political Bible, Foreign Affairs, 6, 2, January 1928, pp. 203-216
1-12 K. K. Kawakami
Manchuria: The Crux of Chino-Japanese Relations, Foreign Affairs, 6, 3, April 1928, pp. 379-394
1-13 Franklin D. Roosevelt
Our Foreign Policy: A Democratic View, Foreign Affairs, 6, 4, July 1928, pp. 573-586
1-14 Harold S. Quigley
Foreign Concessions in Chinese Hands, Foreign Affairs, 7, 1, October 1928, pp. 150-155
1-15 Walter H. Mallory
China's New Tariff Autonomy, Foreign Affairs, 7, 3, April 1929, pp. 497-499
1-16 Comparative Naval Strengths, Foreign Affairs, 7, 3, April 1929, pp. 500-501
1-17 Nathaniel Peffer
What Next in China? I. Relations with the Great Powers, The New Republic, 17 July 1929, pp. 225-227
1-18 Harold S. Quigley
The United States in the Pacific: A Survey of the Relations of the United States with China and American Opinion Thereon. August 1, 1927 - June 1, 1929, Pacific Affairs, 2, 8, August 1929, pp. 470-495
1-19 K.K. Kawakami
The Russo-Chinese Conflict in Manchuria, Foreign Affairs, 8, 1, October 1929, pp. 52-68
1-20 Walter Lippmann
The London Naval Conference: An American View, Foreign Affairs, 8, 4, July 1930, pp. 499-518
1.21 Editorial
The Stimpson Letter, The New Republic, 9 March 1932, pp.85-87
1-22 P.
Communism in China, Foreign Affairs, 9, 2, January 1931, pp. 310-316
1-23 Yusuki Tsurumi
Japan in the Modern World, Foreign Affairs, 9, 2, January 1931, pp. 254-265
1-24 A. Lawrence Lowell
Manchuria, the League, and the United States, Foreign Affairs, 10, 3, April 1932, pp. 351-368
1-25 Kikujiro Ishii
The Permanent Bases of Japanese Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs, 11, 2, January 1933, pp. 220-229
1-26 E.M. Gull
Second Thoughts on the Lytton Report, Transactions of The Japan Society London, Vol. XXX, 1933, pp. 39-51
1-27 Yosuke Matsuoka
Speech to Japan Society, Transactions of The Japan Society London, 1933, pp. 4-7
1-28 William V. Pratt
The Setting for the 1935 Naval Conference, Foreign Affairs, 12, 4, July 1934, pp. 541-552
1-29 Political Parties of Japan in Critical Period, Japan Today and Tomorrow, No. 7, 1933/34, pp.56-57
1-30 Bosworth Goldman
China Old and New, The Spectator, 21 December 1934, p. 970
1-31 Kichisaburo Nomura
Japan's Demand for Naval Equity, Foreign Affairs, 13, 2, January 1935, pp. 196-203
1-32 Nathaniel Peffer
We Drift Toward War in the Orient, The New Republic, 20 March 1935, pp. 154-156
1-33 Walter Lippmann
Britain and America: The Prospects of Political Cooperation in the Light of Their Paramount Interests, Foreign Affairs, 13, 3, April 1935, pp. 363-372
1-34 A.J. Grajdanzev
Profit and Loss in Manchuria, Pacific Affairs, 8, 2, June 1935, pp. 144-158
1-35 Hector C. Bywater
Japanese and American Naval Power in the Pacific, Pacific Affairs, 8, 2, June 1935, pp. 168-175
1-36 Reijiro Wakatsuki
The Aims of Japan, Foreign Affairs, 13, 4, July 1935, pp. 583-594
1-37 Nathaniel Peffer
America: The Jellyfish of the Pacific, Pacific Affairs, 8, 3, September 1935, pp. 284-291
1-38 Frederick Whyte
The Institute of Pacific Relations and the Crisis in the Far East, Pacific Affairs, 9, 1, March 1936, pp. 5-12
1-39 Guenther Stein
Through the Eyes of a Japanese Newspaper Reader, Pacific Affairs, 9, 2, June 1936, pp. 177-190
1-40 Norman H. Davis
The New Naval Agreement, Foreign Affairs, 14, 4, July 1936, pp. 578-583
1-41 George E. Taylor
The Powers and the Unity of China, Pacific Affairs, 9, 4, December 1936, pp. 532-543
1-42 Hu Shih
The Changing Balance of Forces in the Pacific, Foreign Affairs, 15, 2, January 1937, pp. 254-259
1-43 Freda Utley
Population and Conquest, Pacific Affairs, 10, 1, March 1937, pp. 16-30
1-44 William Henry Chamberlin
Naval Bases in the Pacific, Foreign Affairs, 15, 3, April 1937, pp. 484-494
1-45 Yosuke Matsuoka
The South Manchuria Railway Company: Its Great Mission and Work, Contemporary Manchuria. Vol. 1, No.1, April 1937, pp. i-ii, 1-14
1-46 Bruno Lasker
Propaganda as an Instrument of National Policy, Pacific Affairs, 10, 2, June 1937, pp. 152-160
1-47 Ching-Chun Wang
China Still Waits the End of Extraterritoriality, Foreign Affairs, 15, 4, July 1937, pp. 745-749
1-48 Gregory Bienstock
Japan and the Future of Europe, The Spectator, 27 August 1937, p. 339
1-49 Robert S. Morton
Japan and China: A War of Minds, Pacific Affairs, 10, 3, September 1937, pp. 305-314
1-50 Jonathan Mitchell
Roosevelt's Far Eastern Policy, The New Republic, 15 September 1937, pp. 147-148
1-51 Ralph Morton
Manchuria: After Six Years, The Spectator, 24 September 1937, p. 498
1-52 Nathaniel Peffer
The Price of Japanese Imperialism, Foreign Affairs, 16, 1, October 1937, pp. 21-33
1-53 Franz Michael
Japan's 'Special Interests' in China, Pacific Affairs, 10, 4, December 1937, pp. 407-411
1-54 A. Morgan Young
The Press and Japanese Thought, Pacific Affairs, 10, 4, December 1937, pp. 412-419
Volume 2: Japan
2-1 Kojiro Sato
If Japan and America Fight, 1921, pp. 1-10, 179-189
2-2 K.K. Kawakami
What Japan Thinks, 1921, pp. 1, 5-9, 93-141, 160-170
2-3 Vice Admiral Tetsutaro Sato
Japan's Navalism, What Japan Thinks, 1921, K.K. Kawakami (ed.), pp. 93-103
2-4 Henry Satoh
Militarism and Navalism in America, What Japan Thinks, 1921, K.K. Kawakami (ed.), pp. 104-131
2-5 Premier Takashi Hara
Harmony between East and West, What Japan Thinks, 1921, K.K. Kawakami (ed.), pp. 132-141
2-6 Marquis Shigenoru Okuma
Illusions of the White Race, What Japan Thinks, 1921, K.K. Kawakami (ed.), pp. 160-170
2-7 The Japanese Association in China
Presenting Japan's Side of the Case, 1931, pp. iii, v-vii, 1-77
2-8 Motosada Zumoto
Sino-Japanese Entanglements, 1931-1932, a military record, 1932, pp. title, copyright, i-iii, 7-29, 71-79, 105-145, 174-185, 204-231, 291-302
2-9 K.K. Kawakami
Japan Speaks on the Sino-Japanese Crisis, 1932, pp. iii-xvi, 1, 21-39, 85-118, 131-184
2-10 Ambassador to USA Hirohi Saito
Japan's Policies and Purposes, 1935, pp. iii-xi, 1-56, 82-102, 118-152, 216-224
2-11 Tatsuji Takeuchi
War and Diplomacy in the Japanese Empire, 1935, pp. iii-xix, 9-21, 337-421
Volume 3: China-Part I
3-1 Ge-Zay Wood
The Shantung Question, 1922, pp. contents, 13-17, 102-1171, 213-265
3-2 Shuhsi Hsu
Essays on the Manchurian Problem, 1932, pp. xxiv + 150
3-3 Edwin Lo-Tien Fang
Manchuria: A Second Korea?, 1934, pp. iii, 58-213
3-4 E. Krueger
Sino-Japanese Relations Reviewed, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 575-586
3-5 A Commentator
Sino-Japanese War in Shanghai, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 609-627
3-6 C.L. Hsia
Some Pre-Requisites to the Shanghai Neutralisation Scheme, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 629-641
3-7 Harry Paxton Howard
Japan's Claim to Combat Bolshevism in China, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 659-673
3-8 Wang Chung-hui
Symposium on the Sino-Japanese Conflict: How America Can Support China, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 691-694
3-9 Alfred S. K. Sze
Symposium on the Sino-Japanese Conflict: Boycotting Japanese Goods, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 697-699
3-10 Madame Chiang Kai-shek
Symposium on the Sino-Japanese Conflict: China Fights for Freedom, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 699-702
3-11 T. V. Soong
Symposium on the Sino-Japanese Conflict: Isolation and Constructive Pacifism, The China Quarterly, 2, 4, special fall edition, 1937, pp. 702-704
Volume 4: China-Part II
4-1 Edward Bing-Shuey Lee [Li, Ping-jui]
Two Years of the Japan-China Undeclared War And the Attitude of the Powers, 2nd Edition, Shanghai: The Mercury Press, 1933. With forewords by Sun Fo, Hu Han-Min,C.T. Wang, Lo Wen-Kan, C.C. Wu & Wellington Koo and Introduction to 2nd Edition by Eugene Chen, pp. xxiv+613+8 maps + 45 pages of illustrations
Volume 5: USA
5.1 Yamato Ichihashi
The Washington Conference and After [extracts], Stanford University Press, 1928
5.2 Sherwood Eddy
The World’s Danger Zone [extracts], Farrar & Rinehart, New York, 1932
5-3 Frederick Field
Battle of the Bankers, Empire in the East, 1934, Joseph Barnes (ed.), pp. iii-vii, map, 149-181
5-4 Pearl Buck
Missionaries of Empire, Empire in the East, 1934, Joseph Barnes (ed.), pp. 241, 254-266
5-5 Nathaniel Peffer
Peace or War, Empire in the East, 1934, Joseph Barnes (ed.), pp. 297-318
5-6 Walter Millis
The Future of Sea Power in the Pacific, 1935, pp. cover, inner cover, 1-51
5-7 E.E.N. Causton
Militarism and Foreign Policy in Japan, 1936, pp. title, contents, 131-183
5-8 Eleanor Tupper and George McReynolds
Japan in American Public Opinion, 1937, pp. iii, vii-xiii, xvii-xix, 112-169, 240-454
Volume 6: UK
6-1 An Ex Counsellor of legation in the Far East [Sidney Osborne]　 The Problem of Japan, 1918, pp. cover, i-viii, 1-272
6-2 Hector C. Bywater
The Great Pacific War: A History of the American-Japanese Campaign of 1931-33, 1925, pp. iii-ix, 1-14, 297-304
6-3 Lieut-Colonel P.T. Etherton & H. Hessell Tiltman
The Pacific: A Forecast, 1928, pp. iii, iv, vii-ix, 149-199
6-4 Hugh Latimer
Naval Disarmament: A Brief Report, 1930, pp. i-x, 1-112
6-5 Hessell Tiltman
The Far East Comes Nearer, 1937, pp. 3-6, 97-121, 181-199, 324-337