Japan and Britain in Shanghai, 1925-31

In Shanghai in 1925 the shooting by a British policeman of Chinese demonstrators developed into a full-scale anti-British movement, while in 1932 Japan bombarded the Chinese areas of Shanghai. The book examines how the relations between China, Britain and Japan in Shanghai changed over time during the period. It investigates the economic aspect of history and businessmen's perceptions as well as the diplomatic and military aspects, because economic expansion was one of the most important objectives of Japan in the 1920s.

Auteur

HARUMI GOT0-SHIBATA

Contenu
Table of Contents - Table of Maps and Graphs - Acknowledgements - Abbreviations - Introduction - The Background - The May Thirtieth Incident and Its Aftermath - The Northern Expedition and Shanghai - The Role Reversal - The New Government in Nanking - Towards the Shanghai Incident - Conclusion - Bibliography - Index