Towards the Final Stage: The Japanese Factor in the Construction of the Chinese Nation-State, 1931-1937

Author: (French) Jules Verne
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Preface Acknowledgments Preface Chapter Manchuria, Shanghai, and the Nonresistance Background: Nanjing and Japan (1927–1931) Military and Political Unification in China (1927–1931) Challenges to Nonresistance 1.28 Incident The Legacy of the 1.28 Incident Chapter "Foreign Matters Must Be Settled Before Internal Matters" Policy and Its Opponents Political Dilemmas Within the Government Resistance in Northeast China Nanjing and the Boycott Movement Public Response to Nonresistance Zhou Tao-fen and the Life Magazine Chapter New Crisis in the North: Shanhaiguan, Jehol, and the Tanggu Agreement Reaction to the Jehol Crisis The Great Wall War Huang Fu and the Tanggu Agreement Reaction to the Tanggu Agreement Chapter Tanggu Agreement and Chinese Politics Feng Yuxiang and the People's Anti-Japanese Alliance Army Japan and Southern Politics Political Structure of Tanggu and Nanjing Regime Chapter Nanjing's Compromising Policy in 1934 Tianyuanism Tariffs and Trade Issues with "Manchukuo" Reaffirmation of "Foreign Matters Must Be Settled Before Internal Matters" Chapter Friend or Foe? Chapter Until Peace Seemed Hopeless Chapter Waves of Public Resistance Chapter Towards Conflict—Xi'an and Beyond Conclusion Bibliography Index of Names Translated Postscript